[2025 Guangzhou Attraction] Travel Guide for South China Botanical Garden，Cas (Updated Jun)

🌿🌺🚶‍♀️🍜📸 Guangzhou in May is absolute paradise! This "Flower City" located in the Pearl River Delta has a warm, humid climate with flowers blooming everywhere—every casual photo looks like a professional shot! Avoid the sticky rainy season and encounter a limited-edition romance with this super detailed guide! Day 1: Old City Stroll · Xiguan Style 🌅Morning: Yongqing Fang 7:30 Wake up and head to the famous [Yin Ji Rice Noodle] for Bula rice noodle rolls + boat congee🍲. The rice noodle rolls are so smooth you can barely hold them with chopsticks! 9:00 Arrive at Yongqing Fang with its charming Xiguan arcade buildings! Must photograph the Moon Bridge🌙 (even more stunning when lit up at 7pm), and the red walls and blue bricks of the Cantonese Opera Museum are instantly photogenic! Don't forget to try olive pit carving at the intangible cultural heritage workshop—take home a unique souvenir for just 50 yuan. 🌞Noon: Shamian Island 12:00 Take subway Line 1 to Huangsha Station, cross the overpass to Shamian! The mint green Starbucks + European-style architecture makes you feel like you're vacationing in Europe~📸 The light is softest at 4pm—wear a light-colored dress for that oil painting effect! The glass wind chimes🎐 at the craft shop next to Shamian Church are super healing. 🌃Evening: Beijing Road 18:00 Rush to [Dayan Original Stew] for coconut and silkie chicken soup🥥, so fresh it'll blow your mind! See the thousand-year-old ancient road ruins under transparent glass at Beijing Road, and the view of the arcade streets from Guangming Plaza's rooftop is breathtaking. For late-night snacks, try the stewed dishes and fresh congee on Wenming Road—just 25 yuan for a filling meal! Day 2: Nature + Urban Dual Experience 🌅Morning: Baiyun Mountain 6:30 Wake up! Take subway Line 3 to Meihuayuan Station, then hike or take the cable car up the mountain. Waterfalls + wild mountain flowers, view the entire city from Moxing Ridge🌄—the oxygen-rich air is amazing! 🌞Noon: South China Botanical Garden 12:00 Take a taxi to the Botanical Garden. In the cactus greenhouse🌵, transform into a western princess! May special: firefly night tour✨ (every Friday and Saturday 19:30-20:30), with tens of thousands of fireflies twinkling like a fairy tale world. 🌃Evening: Canton Tower + Pearl River Night Cruise 19:00 Choose the Snoopy-themed boat🚢 at Canton Tower Pier for a Pearl River night cruise to see the "Slim Waist" Tower's reflection! Capture the sunset for free at Haixin Bridge🌇. The high glass windows of the library framing Canton Tower create a dreamy shot. Day 3: Food Marathon · Ancient Meets Modern 🌅Morning: Chen Clan Ancestral Hall 8:00 Go to [Wu Cai Ji] for fried wonton + beef brisket noodles🍜—the bamboo-pressed noodles have the perfect chew! The wood and brick carvings at Chen Clan Ancestral Hall are exquisite. There's free guided tours daily—be sure to join one! 🌞Noon: Shangxiajiu Pedestrian Street 12:00 Explore century-old establishments! [Nanxin]'s double-skin milk pudding🍮 is richly creamy, [Lianxiang Lou]'s chicken biscuits are savory and crispy. The arcade buildings make for perfect Hong Kong-style photos! 🌃Evening: Zhujiang New Town 18:00 Head to [Hui Shi Jia] for sizzling clay pot dishes🔥—the sizzling intestines are caramelized and flavorful! After dinner, watch the musical fountain⛲ at Flower City Square—the night view is breathtaking. 🎯Must-Visit Checklist Yongqing Fang Moon Bridge 🌙Lighting time: 19:00-22:00 | Free The bridge reflection in water is stunning—wear traditional Hanfu for amazing photos! The red walls of the Cantonese Opera Museum are also very photogenic. Shamian Island European Architecture 🏛️Open all day | Free Mint green Starbucks + vintage street lamps. Have afternoon tea at [Starbucks] or cafés next to [Shamian Church]—maximum ambiance! South China Botanical Garden Fireflies 🕢Limited to Fridays and Saturdays in May, 19:30-20:30 | Ticket: 20 yuan 𝗧𝗶𝗽𝘀: Wear long sleeves to prevent mosquito bites, bring a tripod for night photography. Canton Tower Night View 🌆18:00-22:00 | Tower entry from 150 yuan Money-saving tip: Capture reflections for free from Haixin Bridge; framing with the library's high windows is even better! Beijing Road Thousand-Year-Old Path 🛤️Open all day | Free See ancient road layers under transparent glass, convenient for shopping and eating! 🏨Accommodation Recommendation White Swan Hotel 📍Shamian Island | Unbeatable river view! Classic five-star hotel with Michelin-level dim sum at "Jade River"🍤. Enjoy White Goose Pool views while dining—experience Cantonese luxury. 🚌Transportation Guide ✅Three-day subway pass: 50 yuan for unlimited rides, works on APM line too! ✅For Yongqing Fang, shared electric scooters🛵 recommended—old town has many one-way streets prone to traffic jams. ❌Warning: Subway Line 3 during rush hour is like Spring Festival travel rush—avoid peak times! 🍜Food Highlights Rice Noodle Rolls: Yin Ji's red rice rolls are crispy outside, tender inside—perfect with soy sauce! Clay Pot Rice: Chao Ji's preserved meat rice has crispy rice crust, addictively crunchy. Double-Skin Milk: Nanxin's texture is like milk pudding, sweet but not cloying! Shrimp Dumplings: Tao Tao Ju's har gow🍤 have thin wrappers around whole shrimp! Sizzling Pot: Hui Shi Jia's sizzling intestines sizzle and smell so good you'll tear up. 💰Expense Breakdown Accommodation: White Swan river view room about 1,500 yuan/night Dining: 50-100 yuan/meal per person, about 600 yuan for 5 days Transportation: Three-day subway pass 50 yuan + taxis about 200 yuan Tickets: Baiyun Mountain 5 yuan + South China Botanical Garden 20 yuan + Canton Tower 150 yuan 🌇🍃🍧🚲🌸 Guangzhou in May is SO! MUCH! FUN! From old Xiguan alleys to modern city, from wild fireflies to Pearl River night views, plus endless delicious food. Save this guide, bring your 256GB stomach and camera, and go for it!

Friends, the South China Botanical Garden in Guangzhou is a rare natural treasure! Stepping into the garden feels like entering a kingdom of plants. It is home to countless rare and exotic plants, with vibrant flowers competing for attention. Strolling through the tropical rainforest area, you'll find towering trees that block out the sun, intertwined vines, and misty air, as if you've been transported to the mysterious Amazon. Inside the greenhouse, desert plants come in various shapes and forms, with cacti and succulents blending seamlessly with their surroundings. In the garden, roses, peonies, and other flowers exude a rich fragrance and display a riot of colors. The garden offers a serene environment and fresh air, making it an ideal place to relax and learn. Whether you're on a family outing, a romantic walk, or seeking solitude, the South China Botanical Garden promises an unforgettable experience. Come and embrace the charm of nature!

Hey guys, listen up! I just got back from battling the spring crowds in Guangzhou.😤 A local expert taught me a thing or two, and these tips can save you $500 in tourist traps and 3 hours of waiting in line! (Includes secret drone spots + route optimization) 🌸Flower Viewing Traps - The Good and The Bad ⚠️Haizhu Wetland Cherry Blossom Forest ❌Don't go on weekends! Security guards use megaphones to shoo people away. You won't be able to take any photos. ✅Secret passage: Enter through the south gate and go around to the second phase to find your own private cherry blossom valley (the north gate has been taken over by tour groups). ⚠️South China Botanical Garden ❌The greenhouse ticket is a $50 rip-off! Magnolia flowers can be photographed for free in the Cycad Garden. ✅Pro tip: Bring a reflector! Use it to bounce light when the tree shadows are dappled, and you'll instantly glow. ⚠️Dongshankou Trumpet Creeper Wall ❌Miaoqian West Street is dangerous with mixed pedestrian and vehicle traffic! Head to Qiming Avenue for the same flower wall with no crowds. ✅Prop tip: Buy oranges at the nearby market for $3 to use as photo props.🍊 🌸Transportation Traps ⚠️Waiting an hour for the cable car at Baiyun Mountain Peach Blossom Valley? Hike up the mountain from the west gate at 6:30 am to have the whole peach forest to yourself. ⚠️Don't buy tickets for the cherry blossoms at Baomo Garden! Wear Hanfu and enter the neighboring Yuyin Garden for free. ⚠️Don't lay your picnic blanket too close to the cosmos flowers on Ersha Island! There's a 99% chance the sprinklers will go off. (My camera almost died.) 📸Photography Fails ⚠️Flying a drone near the kapok tree on Lingyuan West Road will get you yelled at by the uncles! Use a 70-200mm lens from across the street. ⚠️Don't squat down low to photograph the poppies at Haixinsha! Security will appear within 10 seconds to chase you away. (Sneaky tip: Pretend to tie your shoes and snap a quick photo.) ✅Killer angle for the yellow tabebuia at Zhou Tou Zui: Stand on the overpass and capture the traffic + flowers. Be ready to run if the traffic police show up. 🍜Local Secrets ✅After taking photos at Xiaogang Park, head straight to **Shunying Snack Shop** for a $3 bowl of pig's blood soup—the perfect stomach warmer. ✅Secret code for the grandmas at Luhu Park: "I want the bottom of the bowl" to get the essence of the kapok flower stew. ✅Hidden gem at Haizhu Lake: Rent an electric car to go around the lake (bargain down to $30/hour). 💡Survival Guide 1️⃣Bring a folding stool! Essential for low-angle flower shots (rentals are $20/hour). 2️⃣Pack alcohol wipes! Lifesavers for allergy sufferers. 3️⃣Wear waterproof shoes! All parks have automatic sprinklers in the morning. 4️⃣Beware of "free flowers"! Some people in Dongshankou try to force you to buy them for $20/stem. 🌸Secret Itinerary for Busy Bees 6:00 am: Capture the misty magic at Baiyun Mountain Peach Blossom Valley. 8:30 am: Photograph the glowing magnolias at South China Botanical Garden. 10:00 am: Capture the orange cascade at Qiming Avenue in Dongshankou. 12:00 pm: Enjoy rice noodles under the bauhinia blossoms at Xiaogang Park. 2:00 pm: Cherry blossom extravaganza at Haizhu Wetland (south gate). 4:00 pm: Relax and watch kites fly with the cosmos flowers on Ersha Island. The kapok trees are starting to bloom! Save this guide and tag your photography buddy!📸 The next post will be "Shenzhen Flower Show Pitfalls Guide." 2,000 likes, and I'll stay up all night working on it!💥

/ I want to put all the greenery of the botanical garden in my pocket.🌿 ． I can never get enough of the botanical garden in spring. The light falls on the greenery, like stepping into a real-life version of The Wizard of Oz. Save this exclusive route for hidden spots + forest bathing + flower viewing.👇 / 🎫 Tickets: CNY 20 (half price for students) 🚇 Transportation: Subway Line 6, Botanical Garden Station, Exit A. Walk 5 minutes to the main entrance. ． 🌸Half-day highlights route🌸 Main Entrance → Small Bamboo Garden → Cycad Garden → Liana Garden → Guangzhou's First Village → Azalea Hill → Palm Garden → Lakeside Boardwalk ✅Small Bamboo Garden: Quiet and serene, easily get the same cinematic feel as Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. ✅Liana Garden: A 100-meter wisteria corridor + green vines entwined around tree trunks. Squat down and shoot upwards for a "tree hollow secret realm" perspective, full of fairytale vibes～ ✅Guangzhou's First Village: Next to the ruins of an ancient village, "flower waterfalls" of pigeon flowers hang, resembling flocks of white birds. Use a large aperture to blur the background, and have someone stand sideways under the flowers for a super ethereal shot! ✅Palm Garden: At 1pm, when the sun is slanting, use the dappled leaves as a background, run and capture the moment, or look down at the ground for a story-filled shot! / ‼️Personal tips: 1️⃣Bring your own snacks! There are only small shops in the park. 2️⃣Best time for pigeon flowers: mid-March to early April (they fall easily after rain, so it's recommended to go early on a sunny day!) 3️⃣It's the rainy season in Guangzhou, so mosquito repellent and umbrellas are a must~

❤Recommendation: Now until late March is the best time to see cherry blossoms in Guangzhou! Check out the following cherry blossom photo tips and tricks! 🧳One-Day Itinerary: 1. 9:00–11:30 am: South China Botanical Garden (soft morning light, avoids crowds). 2. 1:00–2:30 pm: Maofeng Mountain Cherry Blossom Valley (strong afternoon light, suitable for high-saturation flower photography). 3. 4:00–6:00 pm: Haizhu Wetlands (the setting sun shines through the petals, creating rich color layers). If 3 spots are too much, you can choose 2 of them. ▽▽▽▽▽▽▽▽ 🕙Morning ✅South China Botanical Garden Cherry Blossom Garden: 🚉Transportation: Subway Line 6, get off at Botanical Garden Station, Exit A. 🌟Highlights: 1. Cherry blossoms are in full bloom, dense pink clusters like clouds and mist. 2. Guanpu Bridge: Take photos overlooking the reflection of cherry blossoms and flowing water, use a telephoto lens to compress the spatial layers. 3. Cherry Blossom Garden hillside: Shoot upwards from a low angle to capture the cherry blossoms against the blue sky, and capture the moment of "cherry blossom rain." 🕙Noon ✅Maofeng Mountain Cherry Blossom Valley: 🚉Transportation: Subway Line 14 to Taihe Station, transfer to bus 758 to Maofengshan Terminal Station. 🌟Highlights: 1. The park has go-karts and camping areas, suitable for family interactive experiences. 2. Below the Ferris wheel: Use cherry blossoms as the foreground and the Ferris wheel as the background to create a fresh Japanese feel. 3. Middle section of Cherry Blossom Avenue: Use the depth of the road to capture the dynamic effect of people strolling through the sea of flowers. 🕙Afternoon ✅Haizhu National Wetland Park: 🚉Transportation: Subway Line 18, get off at Longtan Station, Exit D. 🌟Highlights: 1. Near the Fuerlujing in Phase II, the cherry blossom forest stretches for hundreds of meters. Guangzhou pink butterflies dance among the light pink Xiaoqiao cherry blossoms, suitable for traditional portraits. 2. The wetland boardwalk intersects with the flower fields, which can be combined with ecological elements such as water birds and reeds for photography. ▽▽▽▽▽▽▽▽ ❤Recommendation: Real-time updates on the best flower viewing times and locations. Follow me on my homepage!

#Greater Bay Area Attractions If you go to Guangzhou in winter, you must go to the South China Botanical Garden to see the "hot" bald cypress. At the end of December, the Metasequoia and Baldcypress trees in the botanical garden gradually turn red. If the weather is clear, the colors will be more vivid and eye-catching. There are three best spots to view bald cypress in the botanical garden: "Longdong Qilin", "Three Arch Bridge" and "Aquatic Botanical Garden". 📍Address: No. 1190 Tianyuan Road, Tianhe District, Guangzhou 🚇Transportation: Metro Line 6, Botanical Garden Station, Exit A, 7 minutes walk 🕒Opening hours: 7:30 – 17:30 🎫Tickets: 20 yuan, greenhouse package 55 yuan

When I stepped into the gate of South China Botanical Garden, I was surrounded by a fresh floral scent! This place is like a plant kingdom, every corner is full of vitality and beauty! I can't wait to start my adventure! 😃🌿🚀 First I came to the tropical rain forest area. With its lush tree canopies and colorful flowers, it feels like you are in a magical wonderland! I saw towering palm trees, trunks entwined with vines, and all kinds of exotic leaves and flowers. Here, I feel like a real plant explorer! 🌴🌺🌟 Then we entered the greenhouse area. Various exotic plants from all over the world are grown here. I saw giant cacti, colorful orchids, and all kinds of unique succulents. Some of these plants look like they came from outer space! I can't help but marvel at the magic and diversity of nature! 🌵🌸🌟 In one corner of the botanical garden is a grassy area. With its vast lawns and lush green vegetation, it is a great place to relax and unwind. I lay on the lawn, looked up at the blue sky, and felt the gift and tranquility of nature. This peaceful atmosphere makes me happy! 🌿🌼🌟 Finally we arrived at the aquatic plant area. There are lakes, ponds and streams here, growing various aquatic plants such as water lilies and lotus. I saw colorful flowers floating on the water, and tadpoles and fish playing in the water. This area is full of life and vitality, which makes me feel the wonder of nature! 💦🌺🌟 The South China Botanical Garden is like a plant explorer's world full of green treasures. Here you can explore the rainforest, admire exotic plants, relax on the grass, and appreciate the beauty of aquatic plants. Come and become a plant explorer in the South China Botanical Garden and uncover the mystery of the plant world together! 🌿🌺🌱🔍✨ #Greater Bay Area Attractions

The South China National Botanical Garden, located in Tianhe District, Guangzhou, is currently the largest South Asian tropical botanical garden in the world. It is a beautiful place that allows people to gain a deep understanding of the wonders of nature. In this park, I witnessed the magic and diversity of nature and was deeply moved. As the "Emerald of Southern China", the South China Botanical Garden has rich species and beautiful environment. Here, there are all kinds of plants, from tall trees to beautiful flowers, as well as various exotic plants. The plants here are colorful, and some of them even have fragrance, which makes me feel happy. If time permits, you can also visit the greenhouse group scenic area. The greenhouse complex collects about five thousand plant species. If you like viewing plants, don't miss the opportunity to visit the greenhouse area! #Guangzhou Attractions

This place is magical and you can immerse yourself in different fauna and flora. Great for photo shoot or just a simple walk or picnic with your family. Vast and beautiful, with many idyllic pagodas and bridges. This garden has a very good variety of birds if you are a fan of birding, plants and flowers. Amazing park to relax or ride a bike. It's nice and quiet especially during spring and at sunset. Have grassy play areas for kids to run around, ponds, nice paths to walk around. If you have the opportunity, go during the week when there are fewer people. 🍃 🌲 🌳 🦅 🦢 🌸

Guangzhou South China Botanical Garden covers a vast area, towering trees everywhere, ancient trees, large grasslands, spring ponds, beautiful environment and fresh air, is a good place for picnics, camping, picnics, etc. You are sure to have a fulfilling day here. Transportation advice: Take the MTR "Botanical Garden" station and get off at Exit A Tickets: RMB 25 Finally, the South China Botanical Garden Girl has many other flowers worth appreciating, all of which are not to be missed. #Canton #Tianhe District #South China Botanical Garden #禾雀花

Transportation Guide - Metro Line 6 to Botanical Garden Local attractions - South China Botanical Garden Food and restaurant-delicious Huanong yogurt😚ヾ Shopping Guide - Nearby is Longdong, a university campus, a food court, and affordable prices. The ticket to South China Botanical Garden is 20 yuan per person. The air is fresh inside, and there are many beautiful plants and many varieties. It can relax tourists and enjoy nature. It is worth recommending. #LocalTour #12月去边 #SuburbanGoodDestinations

I recommend you a photo of the holy land, suitable for a weekend trip to the South China Botanical Garden. The botanical garden is very large, divided into many different areas, and there are many scenes suitable for taking pictures. The towering trees that can be seen everywhere in the garden let you be in the nature. The park has desert plant rooms, alpine polar plant rooms, tropical rainforest plant rooms... these greenhouse areas. The cactus is located in the desert plant room. The light in the glass room is very suitable for taking pictures. You can easily shoot the photos you want without going to Xiamen. In addition to the greenhouse, the big grass in the park is also a highlight of the photo. You can also have a picnic with friends or family on the grass. It is also a good choice, especially when it is near dusk. Beautiful. I suggest you wear some fresh wind skirts, so you can shoot the ins wind photos you want. Tickets: Ordinary ticket 20 yuan / person, set ticket 50 yuan / person (including greenhouse) Note: more green plants in the park, there will be mosquitoes, easy Remember to bring mosquito-repellent water to the mosquitoes. When it comes to summer, its cool to wear. In the desert greenhouse and rainforest greenhouse, its not a general enthusiasm greenhouse in the afternoon.

#TOTD# Guangzhou Spring Flower: Like the bird's flower want to see the sparrow flower in Guangzhou, you can go to the South China Botanical Garden, where there are purple, pink, white and green varieties. Last year, I saw the green sparrow flower in Tianzhu Lake Forest Park. Today, I saw the purple sparrow flower. The bunch of sparrow flowers are covered with trunks. From time to time, the sparrow flowers fall down, and I was accidentally splashed with flowers. The sun shines through the leaves, and the sparrows are purple and bright, and they are extraordinarily beautiful, like a charming and charming woman. The people under the tree are constantly photographing, the bees are busy collecting honey, and the tourists are busy taking pictures. After a few spring rains, the sparrow flower was blown down a lot, and there was no glamorous opening, but there was still a proud attitude.

#TOTD# South China Botanical Garden enjoys flowers, leaving spring in my heart Guangzhou spring flowers, don't want to go around, come to South China Botanical Garden is the best choice, visit more than 20 parks, see cuckoo, ginger, orchid, grass Sparrows and even cycads, ferns, etc., can also go to the greenhouse group to enjoy the flowers. We came and went in a hurry, only went to the first village of Guangzhou, and left after watching the aquatic plants and the sparrows. The botanical garden can be played for a whole day. It is recommended to bring water and food, rent a bicycle in the park, and the family stops and stops, so that the flowers are not lost. If you are young and physically fit, take a map and enjoy the flowers on foot. Dont have any fun!

If in the spring of March, the South China Botanical Garden will surely be crowded with people, because the flowers here are open. The colors are hanging on the tree and it looks great. South China Botanical Garden tickets 20 yuan, the subway can go to the Botanical Garden Station. The park is very large. It is the most comfortable thing to enjoy while enjoying the flowers and trees.

Ultimate travel guide for you! This is Guangzhou's most vibrant season—you'll regret missing it 😭😭 Here's a comprehensive guide covering attractions, transportation tips, food recommendations, and travel hacks. Save it now—it's hard to find such a complete guide! ☁ Recent weather in Guangzhou June averages 25°C-33°C (77°F-91°F), hot and rainy 💦 Wear breathable short sleeves + quick-dry pants, and carry a foldable umbrella/sunshield. July-August are more humid—stay cool! Bring a mini fan + cooling oil, and opt for lightweight dresses. 🌺 Summer-exclusive experiences Lotus viewing spots: Liuhua Lake Park, South China Botanical Garden, Dongshan Lake Park (peak bloom in mid-late June) Night cruise: Book Pearl River night cruise tickets 1 day ahead; Tianzi Pier route offers full views of Canton Tower. Water park: Chimelong Water Park opens in June—don’t miss the wave pool and giant slides! 🍜 Guangzhou food guide 📍 Beijing Road Huìshíjiā👉 Must-try: sizzling eel clay pot, cured meat rice 📍 Xihua Road Téngyuán Shēngjiān👉 Juicy pan-fried buns (¥4 each)—worth the queue! 📍 Shamian Island Qiáo Měishíjiā👉 Pigeon + supreme shrimp dumplings—classic dim sum combo 📍 Shawan Ancient Town Shawan Dessert Shop👉 Fresh ginger milk curd + sesame paste—intangible cultural heritage flavors 📍 Near Chimelong Panda Restaurant👉 Kids’ meals come with gifts—perfect for family visits! Guangzhou · Guangdong

#guangzhouguide 1️⃣ Vine Garden Frame: P1-2 2️⃣ Vine Garden Corridor: P5-6 3️⃣ Small Bridge over the Lake: P7-8 4️⃣ Crooked Tree by the Shore: P3-4 5️⃣ Other grassland and forest spots ✅ South China Botanical Garden truly has countless hidden photo spots, perfect for a whole day of photography! Take your time to wander and enjoy~ atmosphere! Coming here for a walk during the holiday really makes me feel so relaxed~ 🌳 South China Botanical Garden 🌳 Travel Guide 🌳 🚇

#guangzhouguide For this window, I made a special trip to the South China Botanical Garden😘 So lucky, the weather is really great today! 🤩 South China Botanical Garden is like a huge green light forest. The vegetation now is just the right shade of green, and every photo taken effortlessly bursts withMetro Line 6, Botanical Garden Station, Exit A 📸 Photo Spots

#guangzhouguide Guangzhou📍 Spring Flower Viewing at South China Botanical Garden~ 📍Address: No. 1190 Tianyuan Road, Tianhe District 🚌Bus: B12, 30, 39, 83, 84, 345, 346, 494, 064, 115 to the Botanical Garden Main Gate Station 🚇Metro: Exit A of Botanical Garden Station on Line 6, walk west for 370 meters 🚗Self-driving: West Gate Parking Lot of South China Botanical Garden, 5 RMB/hour ⏰Opening Hours: 07:30-17:30 🎫Ticket: 20 RMB, purchase via official WeChat account 🎫Greenhouse Ticket: 50 RMB (extra charge), featuring delicate plant species inside 🏞South China Botanical Garden is one of the three major botanical gardens in China, renowned for its vast scale, rich history, diverse species, and extensive area as a South Asian tropical botanical garden. It is celebrated as the "Endless World Expo of Exotic Trees" and known as the "Green Gem of Southern China." The garden features dozens of scenic areas including the Palm Plant Area, Shade Forest Nature Reserve, and Evergreen Seasonal Rainforest Area, making it ideal for year-round visits.

#Guangzhou Itinerary Help! It turns out that Guangzhou hides such a beautiful plant paradise! The South China Botanical Garden is simply the real-life version of "The Wizard of Oz". Taking any photo is like walking into a fairy tale world. Quickly save this guide 👇 📍Address: No. 1190 Tianyuan Road, Tianhe District 🚇Transportation: Take Line 6, Botanical Garden Station, Exit A, and walk 300 meters to the destination 🎫Tickets: 20 yuan for the main entrance ticket, 50 yuan for the greenhouse scenic area (60 yuan for the combined ticket is more cost-effective!) ⏰Opening hours: 7:30-17:30 🌟Must-check-in areas: ✅Longdong Qilin: Landmark of the park! Metasequoia and Baldcypress are reflected on the lake surface. The autumn redwood season is breathtakingly beautiful. ✅Greenhouse Scenic Area: The tropical rainforest area is shrouded in mist, and the giant cacti in the desert plant area are everywhere, as if you have traveled to Mexico in a second! ✅Ginger Garden & Orchid Garden: Ginger lotus and orchids are in full bloom, don’t miss it if you like flowers ✅Large lawn: a great place to take your kids on a picnic. Once you pitch your tent, you can lie down and stare for the whole afternoon. 📸Photography Tips: ▫️Wear a light-colored long skirt + straw hat, which is more suitable for greenery ▫️The greenhouse area is recommended before 10 am or after 4 pm, the light is soft and not glaring ▫️During the foggy period (9:00-11:00), take photos in the rainforest area to maximize the atmosphere! ⚠️Reminder: The park is very large, it is recommended to buy a battery car ticket (20 yuan/person for unlimited rides); there are many mosquitoes, remember to bring mosquito repellent! #GuangzhouPhotography #SouthChinaBotanicalGarden #Wheretogoonweekend #GuangzhouTravelStrategy #TheWizardofOz

A rainy South China Botanical Garden is a gift for introverts! Today, I'm sharing the South China Botanical Garden in Guangzhou on a rainy day. Guangzhou will be rainy for the foreseeable future. It's hard to take good photos anywhere, so come to the South China Botanical Garden for some atmospheric shots. The mist-shrouded greenery is so artistic. The green of the forest is soaked by the rain, slowly permeating into the mist. The black air is shrouded in silence. The ground and leaves washed by the rain shimmer. Hide in the jungle and listen to the rain. Walk slowly into the path between the rows of trees. This is definitely the vibe for introverts. 📍Location: South China National Botanical Garden Q 🚇Transportation: Botanical Garden Exit A, 300m walk 🗺️Route: Main Entrance - Zhangshu Road - turn right into the Economic Plant Area - Mango Road - Biantao Road - Renmianzi Road - Central Lawn - Longdong Qilin - Main Entrance ✨Tips ✅The roads in the route are all very atmospheric, with straight trees on both sides. ✅Cherry blossoms, camellias, bougainvillea, and Mucuna birdwoodiana in the South China Botanical Garden • Flowers are in full bloom, a great place to admire flowers South China National Botanical Garden, Chinese Academy of Sciences · Canton Tower · Rosewood Guangzhou · Guangzhou Lianhuashan Port

Guangzhou South China National Botanical Garden is a national botanical garden under the Chinese Academy of Sciences. It is a large botanical garden located in Tianhe District, Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, in southern China. The atmosphere is very serene and peaceful, making it ideal for family outings, romantic dates, or even solo visits. Many people come here for wedding photography. The park offers battery-powered vehicles that can stop at any time, providing great convenience for visitors. How to get there 🚇 Take Line 6 and get off at Botanical Garden Station, Exit A. Walk 360 meters.

#cherryblossom25 While Guangdong is best known for its subtropical climate, Cantonese cuisine, and modern cities like Guangzhou and Shenzhen, it also surprises visitors each spring with stunning cherry blossom displays that rival those of more northern regions. The cherry blossoms in Guangdong typically bloom from late January to March, making it one of the earliest places in China to catch the sakura season. Here are some top cherry blossom spots in Guangdong: 1. Guangzhou South China Botanical Garden One of the best-known places in the province for cherry blossom viewing. The botanical garden features various cherry species that bloom early, with paths lined by vibrant pink trees creating a fairytale-like atmosphere. It’s perfect for families, couples, or photographers. 2. East Lake Cherry Blossom Park (Donghu Cherry Blossom Park), Zengcheng A massive park with thousands of cherry trees, East Lake Park becomes a sea of pink during peak season. The layout is designed for large crowds but still retains plenty of scenic corners for quiet enjoyment. 3. Nansha Tianhou Palace, Guangzhou This historic site offers a unique blend of cherry blossoms and Lingnan architecture, with beautiful temple structures nestled among flowering cherry trees—perfect for a cultural and floral double dose. 4. Shenzhen University Town & Parks Shenzhen’s urban green spaces like Lianhua Hill Park and the university areas burst into color in early spring, creating a youthful and vibrant cherry blossom atmosphere without needing to leave the city. Why It’s Special: What makes Guangdong’s cherry blossom season unique is its early bloom and southern setting. While much of China is still shaking off winter, Guangdong is already basking in mild weather and bursts of color. Combine that with local food, lush gardens, and coastal charm, and you’ve got a spring getaway unlike anywhere else. Cherry blossoms in Guangdong are a gentle reminder: spring begins early here, and beauty blooms where you least expect it.

📍Itinerary introduction: Mainly tour along Guangzhou Metro Line 6 🚩Travel route: It was already afternoon when we arrived in Guangzhou. After checking in at the hotel, we went to Xiangxue Station, the terminus of Line 6, to visit the Huangpu District Library and experience the reading culture of Guangzhou citizens. On the second day, I took the subway to the Botanical Garden Station and took a walk in the South China Botanical Garden. It only cost 20 yuan (including the greenhouse package ticket, which was 50 yuan) and I could walk for most of the day. Afterwards, go to the nearby Longdong Pedestrian Street "Sao Ri Street" to taste different street snacks On the third day, we took the subway to Huangsha Station to go to Shamian to take photos, and then went to Qingping Chinese Medicine Wholesale Market opposite to buy medicinal herbs and seafood. Then go to Yide Road Station to taste the stew and visit the Sacred Heart Cathedral 🏖️Check-in attractions: Huangpu District Library Shamian (French Concession and Consulate Buildings in the 1930s and 1940s) South China Botanical Garden (various rare plants are planted in the greenhouse) The Sacre-Coeur (built in the 19th century Gothic style, based on the Saint-Clotilde Church in Paris and the Toul Cathedral in France) 🚇Transportation: Subway Line 6 🍜Special food: Da De Stew (Cantonese-style stew) Longdong Pedestrian Street (local snacks) 🏠Accommodation recommendation: Regent Hotel (Guangzhou Baoneng Performing Arts Center Luogang Subway Station Branch) 💡Note: Pay attention to the opening hours of the Sacred Heart Cathedral

#guangzhoutrip As the largest subtropical botanical garden in China, the South China Botanical Garden spans 300+ hectares with 12,000+ plant species, from rare orchids to towering palms. A UNESCO-listed conservation hub, it’s where scientific research meets breathtaking landscapes. 📍 Address: 723 Tianyuan Road, Tianhe District 🚇 Metro: Line 6 to Tianhe Coach Terminal Station , then bus 28/30 (10 mins). ⏰ Hours: 7:30 AM – 5:30 PM (last entry 5:00 PM). 🎫 Admission: ¥20

#ChinaTravelMoment #ChinaTravel #Guangzhou #2024WishEvent Hello! I'm a student who keeps going around^_^ The South China Botanical Garden is a place that you can't see enough even if you spend all day there.🤩 📍华南国家植物园 *Admission Fee: Adults - 20 yuan, Seniors - 10 yuan, Students/Children - 10 yuan *Botanical Garden & Flower Garden: Adults - 50 yuan, Seniors - 25 yuan, Students/Children - 25 yuan (➡️It's more recommended to do it together!!👍👍) *Advantage: There are 3-5-person bicycles that you can ride with the people you go with outdoors, so you can have a comfortable and fun time😙 If you buy a ticket to see both the botanical garden and the flower garden, you'll see 100 times more! I recommend stopping by both while you're there! *#Hwanam Botanical Garden Recommended Time☀️: November or March / Avoid too hot times because you have to walk a lot, and I recommend a cool and sunny time👍

#Guangzhou Attractions The South China Botanical Garden is really super pleasant! This is Guangzhou's largest botanical garden. The scenery is super beautiful and the air is super fresh. Walking in is like entering a natural oxygen bar, super comfortable. There are many rare plants in the park, and each season has different scenery, flowers in spring, green shade in summer, fallen leaves in autumn, and there are different surprises in every season. There are also many greenhouses here where you can admire tropical plants from all over the world, which is really eye-opening. The most special thing is that there are many photo-taking spots in the South China Botanical Garden. Every corner is photogenic and perfect for dating and taking photos. In short, the South China Botanical Garden is an oasis in Guangzhou that is worth visiting and is highly recommended to everyone!

#Guangzhou Itinerary If you feel tired after staying in the city for a long time, come to the South China Botanical Garden in Guangzhou, dive into the forest and enjoy the healing power of nature. Take this one-day tour route and enjoy the botanical garden easily! 🌄 Morning 9:00-10:00 | Enter the main gate and go to the woody flower area first. This place is like an overturned palette of nature. Different flowers compete with each other in beauty in different seasons, and every shot is a stunning blockbuster. 10:00-12:00 | Move to the greenhouse area, as if embarking on a global plant adventure. The Tropical Rainforest Pavilion is full of the mysterious rainforest atmosphere; the Exotic Flowers and Plants Pavilion houses a variety of wonderful flowers; in the Desert Plant Pavilion, cacti and other plants grow tenaciously; the Alpine Plant Pavilion displays unique alpine plant landscapes, each of which is amazing. 🍱Noon 12:00-13:00 | When you are tired of playing, just spread out a picnic mat in the rest area or on the lawn near the greenhouse scenic area and enjoy the food you brought with you. If you want to relax, you can also go to the park restaurant to try the special dishes. 🌅Afternoon 13:00-14:00 | Rushing to the waterfall bridge, you can hear the sound before you see the scenery. The majestic waterfall rushes down, bringing cool water vapor, instantly healing your body and mind. 14:00-15:00 | Walking into Fujimoto Garden is like walking into the Wizard of Oz. Various vines are intertwined, with mottled light and shadow, creating a great atmosphere for taking photos. 15:00-16:00 | Arriving at the central lawn, the vast grass makes people just want to have fun. Lie in the sun, take a walk, fly a kite, do whatever makes you feel comfortable. 16:00-17:00 | Walk along Renmianzi Road into the Cycad Garden. The cycads here are "living fossils" in the plant kingdom, witnessing the changes of time and quietly telling ancient stories. 🚇Transportation Guide: Take Guangzhou Metro Line 6 to Botanical Garden Station, and walk 370 meters west from Exit A to reach the main entrance. You can also take buses B12, 30, 39, etc. and get off at the "Botanical Garden Main Entrance" stop.

#cherryblossom25 When flowers reunite with sunlight, The breeze suddenly fills my lungs with sweetness — It’s like I’ve pledged myself to March’s wind and golden light. 🌸 Hey Guangzhou friends, it’s time to reunite with spring! Take advantage of the sunshine — go to where the blossoms are in full bloom. Feel spring. Be spring. ✨ And don’t forget — you are a part of spring too. 💕 This place? South China Botanical Garden. Not even kidding — this is my ultimate springtime soul sanctuary. It’s like stumbling into a sun-drenched valley — A hillside glowing with blooming azaleas, New leaves, semi-transparent, swaying on the tips of branches, The air filled with the scent of earth and subtle floral notes. 🌱🌸 The entire hillside looks like Monet spilled his paint palette — And in that moment, it’s just… healing. Deeply, beautifully healing. 🎨🫶 📍Address: South China Botanical Garden 🚇Transport: Guangzhou Metro Line 6, Botanical Garden Station, Exit A #naturalwonders #travel