This hidden gem in Hangzhou holds the aesthetic of early spring's falling beauty

This hidden gem in Hangzhou holds the aesthetic of early spring's falling beauty🥀 The camellia blooming season is coming to an end. Hangzhou's Magnolia Camellia Garden preserves the last romance of this season. Unlike other flowers, camellias don't scatter petals when they wither—they fall whole, one after another. It's as if their farewell to the world must be complete and dignified, like the last tenderness left for winter. Now at Magnolia Camellia Garden, you can still spot scattered blooms on branches—red, pink, white—swaying in the spring breeze. The ground is carpeted with intact fallen flowers, nature's own scattered art. If you haven't seen this year's camellias yet, seize this final chance. Miss it, and you'll have to wait until next year. 📍Magnolia Camellia Garden 📍Address: No. 2 Yugu Road, Xihu District, Hangzhou (east side of Hangzhou Botanical Garden) ⏰Opening hours: 08:30-16:30 (note the early closing time) 🎫Ticket: 4 yuan 🚌Transport: Take bus to "Yuquan Station" or drive to botanical garden parking lot ⏰Recommended duration: 1-2 hours (can spend half day combined with nearby attractions) ⏳Final blooming days: Approximately seven days left The camellia garden isn't large, but walking along the paths you'll find several still in full bloom deep inside, their layered petals resembling "Chanel of nature." When they fall, whole flowers blanket the ground, creating an atmosphere of poignant beauty~