Visit the Summer Palace in March to enjoy the flowers.

Friends, if you come to Beijing in spring, you must not miss the sea of flowers on the West Causeway of the Summer Palace! It is said that this was built by Emperor Qianlong after he visited the West Lake in Hangzhou, and it is truly stunning. In mid-to-late March (the picture was taken on March 20th last year), the peach blossoms are in full bloom and gorgeous. I entered through the West Gate of the Summer Palace and walked along the Mirror Bridge, Practice Bridge, and the Hall of Bright Scenery to the West Causeway. This is a closed loop route. Strolling along the lakeside, the peach blossoms sway in the breeze, and petals fall onto the lake's surface. In the distance, the Tower of Buddhist Incense, the Seventeen-Arch Bridge, and the flowers complement each other beautifully. Every photo is a masterpiece. Take the Xijiao Line to the West Gate of the Summer Palace. Remember to go early, as it gets crowded after 10 am. You can take photos along the entire West Causeway. Take a walk around, and you can easily capture photos of the Tower of Buddhist Incense, the Seventeen-Arch Bridge, the Jade Peak Pagoda, and the peach blossoms together. Just go for it!