As spring arrives in Beijing, the Longquanyu section of the Great Wall has transformed into a breathtaking floral paradise. On March 25, 2025, clusters of apricot and peach blossoms have bloomed, blanketing the mountains and flanking the ancient stone walls with vibrant colors.
Visitors to the Great Wall are greeted with a stunning contrast between the historic architecture and the delicate beauty of the flowers. The sea of pink and white blossoms creates a picturesque landscape, offering a perfect backdrop for photos and a serene escape from the bustling city.
“I’ve never seen anything like this,” said Li Ming, a college student from Beijing. “The combination of the Great Wall and the blooming flowers is absolutely magical.”
The Longquanyu Great Wall, less crowded than other sections, provides an ideal spot for nature enthusiasts and history lovers alike to experience the charm of spring in the Chinese mainland’s capital.
The blooming season is expected to last for a few weeks, making it a limited-time opportunity for locals and tourists to witness this natural spectacle. Authorities advise visitors to follow guidelines to preserve the environment and ensure everyone’s safety during their visit.
