Beijing’s Ritan Park has transformed into a vibrant floral wonderland with the launch of its Spring Garden Fair. The park, a former royal site with nearly 500 years of history, now boasts over ten thousand blossoms, turning its expansive grounds into a dazzling display of nature and art.
Talented artists have crafted the flowers—ranging from elegant magnolias and vibrant tulips to charming plantain lilies, delicate Persian buttercups, and bright winter jasmines—into stunning artistic installations and exquisite floral masterpieces. The park also features photo hotspots perfect for social media enthusiasts seeking that picture-perfect shot.
Visitors, both locals and tourists, are flocking to the park, immersing themselves in the sea of flowers and capturing the mesmerizing scenery. The event not only celebrates the beauty of spring but also offers a unique blend of nature and creativity.
The Spring Garden Fair is part of the Second Beijing Chaoyang Garden Festival and will run until May 6. Ritan Park, originally built in 1530, was historically significant as the site where emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties held solemn ceremonies to worship the sun god.
