🌸 A Monet Garden in Beijing? Yes, Please! 🌸

#springitinerary Who would’ve thought that in the heart of Beijing lies a floral dreamland that looks like it was plucked straight from a Claude Monet painting? This spring, I finally visited the World Flower Grand View Garden (世界花卉大观园) and I can honestly say—it's the most painterly spring scene I’ve ever stepped into. From the vibrant flower beds to the pastel tones and delicate floral arrangements, everything feels like you’ve wandered into a living oil painting. Located in the Fengtai District, this sprawling garden is a lesser-known gem that deserves the spotlight during tulip and rhododendron season. Walking through the park feels like flipping through pages of an impressionist art book, where each corner unveils a new splash of color and light. 🎨 Top Photo Spots You Can’t Miss 📍 1. The “Monet Garden” Floral Display Situated on the east side of the Versailles Square (near the South Gate), this area stole my heart. It’s a riot of color—a dopamine-inducing flower sea that features vibrant highland rhododendrons and pastel-toned tulips. The floral arrangements here are soft, surreal, and utterly Instagram-worthy. If you’re a fan of impressionist art or dreamy aesthetics, this is where you’ll want to linger. 📍 2. The Dutch Windmill Garden Found near the North Gate in the Holland Garden area, this spot pairs a classic Dutch windmill with fields of blooming flowers. The contrast of European architecture with waves of petals creates a picture-perfect scene that feels almost too magical to be real. #naturalwonders