South China Botanical,Chinese Academy of Sciences

December in Guangzhou is like accidentally stepping into a fairy tale world of autumn and winter. The caramel-colored forest comes into view. Romantic atmosphere, charming scenery... are the unique charm of this season~ Yes, the deciduous cypress in December is as red as fire, limited screening in autumn and winter... Direct subway access, just go on a weekend~ . 📍South China Botanical Garden 🚇Subway Line 6 Botanical Garden Station Exit A 🚗Self-driving to the west gate of the Botanical Garden, there is a parking lot there 🎫20/person . The deciduous cypress will present a mix of scorched yellow, brown-red, and emerald green colors with the change of seasons. Seeing this scene, you will be directly amazed by the colorful beauty! . 📸Photo check-in points: 1️⃣Water-friendly circular platform: This is an excellent position to appreciate the beauty of the deciduous cypress 2️⃣Winding path: Just find a winding path, with towering deciduous cypress on both sides. People walking through the path, casually capture, all have the feel of a Korean drama heroine 3️⃣Standing on the bridge and looking at the distant deciduous cypress is also a good check-in point . 🌟Photo tips: 1, It is recommended to come after 3 pm, the light at this time is softer, the color of the sun shining on the leaves, making the picture color full but not overexposed 2, It is recommended to wear light-colored clothes, try not to be the same color as the deciduous cypress, otherwise, you will blend in with the scenery

China Academy of Sciences South China National Botanical Garden 🌟 Highlights: A great place to feast your eyes, lots of beautiful ladies taking photos 📍 Detailed Address: China Academy of Sciences South China National Botanical Garden 🚉 Transportation Strategy: Get off at Guangzhou Metro Line 6 and you're there 🧳 Pre-departure Preparation: Remember to wear long pants and long sleeves, and be prepared for sun protection and mosquito repellent 👍 Most Recommended: A great place to relax and unwind on the weekend, perfect for hanging out with friends

Hidden in the urban area is the little Eden~ With such beautiful sunshine, who hasn't been to the South China Botanical Garden to bask in the sun yet~☀ 🚗Traffic Strategy: South China Botanical Garden of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Exit A of Botanical Garden Station on Line 6, Tianhe District. It is not recommended to drive as parking is difficult! I waited in line to enter for 2 hours...sad 💰Ticket Price: Garden main entrance ticket 20 (half price for student ticket) Greenhouse combo ticket 50 🌟Highlights: Inside the South China Botanical Garden, there are 38 specialized garden areas such as the Magnolia Garden, Palm Garden, and Ginger Garden. Four major greenhouses - Tropical Rainforest, Exotic Flowers and Plants, Desert Plants, and Alpine Plants (tickets are required to enter the greenhouses) 📌Little Tips: The garden is very photogenic! Recommended areas include Longdong Qilin, Bamboo Garden, and the greenhouses. If you don't want to walk, you can rent a sightseeing bicycle or take the mini train. Be sure to bring a bottle of floral water and various mosquito repellents, as there are many mosquitoes in the garden. ④You can also bring a picnic mat for camping, which is great for taking the kids out~

🚶Step into the botanical garden to see a touch of spring's new greenery Walking under the shade of trees, it feels as if you've entered a green wonderland. Go ahead and fully enjoy nature 🕹Location: South China Botanical Garden, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou 🚇Subway: Line 6 'Botanical Garden' station Exit A, walk 400m 🍁Ticket: 20 RMB per adult 🕔Entry Time: 7:30-17:30 ✨Flower Viewing Spots 🌸Azaleas: On the large grass slope behind the greenhouse, in the Azalea Garden 🌸Cherry Blossoms: There is a grove of cherry trees next to the greenhouse 🌸Cercis flowers: Near the banks and bridge by the Rainbow Bridge 🌸Tips 🍀The botanical garden is quite large, it is recommended to allocate half a day for visiting and taking photos. Additionally, there are other flowers like the sparrow flower and camellia 🍀The flower viewing route is to turn right at the main entrance, pass the Rainbow Bridge (Cercis flowers), go to the greenhouse (next to the cherry blossoms), and then to the Azalea Garden

The metasequoia in the South China Botanical Garden has finally turned red. In the warm winter sun, the golden metasequoia is more transparent and redder under the sunlight, and the reflection in the lake forms a world like an oil painting, adding color to the winter. - 🍀Photography tips: 1⃣️It is recommended to take photos after 3 pm on a sunny day, when the sunlight is softer and the sky is bluer, and the reflection in the lake is also beautiful! 2⃣️You need to bring a telephoto lens and a wide-angle lens for shooting scenery, and a mobile phone can also do the job, I took it with my phone. 2⃣️Taking portraits is also very effective, it is recommended to wear clothes with a sense of autumn and winter atmosphere, light colors, and a scarf. 3⃣️The park is very large, it's also nice to have a picnic with children. 4⃣️The place where all the metasequoia are yellow is at the Wangpu Bridge, and the metasequoia in Longdong Qilin still need to wait. - ⏱️Shooting time: 2023-12-28 📍Shooting location: South China Botanical Garden 🚇Subway: Exit A of Botanical Garden Station on Line 6 💵Ticket: 20 (children under 1.2 meters are free)

The South China Botanical Garden, affiliated with the Chinese Academy of Sciences, is one of China's important institutions for botanical and ecological science research. It originated as the Agricultural and Forestry Botanical Research Institute of National Sun Yat-sen University, founded by the renowned botanist Academician Chen Huanyong in 1929; in 1954, it was reorganized under the Chinese Academy of Sciences and renamed the South China Botanical Research Institute of the Chinese Academy of Sciences; in October 2003, it was renamed the South China Botanical Garden of the Chinese Academy of Sciences; in 2008, the South China Botanical Garden was rated as a National AAAA-level Tourist Attraction by the National Tourism Administration. The flowers at the South China National Botanical Garden are in their prime, offering a beautiful landscape with a very complete variety of species. Almost all the plants that can be seen on the streets outside are available here, including some that are uncommon elsewhere. Perhaps because of its vast size, even on weekends, it doesn't seem crowded. Address: South China National Botanical Garden, Guangzhou

On a winter afternoon Strolling in the South China Botanical Garden in Guangzhou The sun shines through the thin clouds Spilling on the earth Sketching a picture of the swaying tree shadows Winter, not only the cold wind piercing the bones But also the warm sun Time seems to become leisurely and gentle Record this moment with a camera 🎫Tickets Single: 20 yuan Monthly: 30 yuan ⏰Time 7:30 - 17:30 🚇Transportation Subway Line 6, Botanical Garden Station ⌚️Suggested tour duration 2 hours

🌟 Guangzhou Bougainvillea Travel Guide: Encounter the City's Romantic Floral Journey 🌈 Best Viewing Time: - Spring (March to May): This is when the bougainvillea blooms most luxuriantly, making it the best time for viewing. - Autumn (September to November): Although not as blooming as in spring, some bougainvillea still blossoms, suitable for avoiding the peak season. 📍 Main Viewing Locations: - Baiyun Mountain Scenic Area: A large area of bougainvillea is planted here, making it a great place for photography. - Haizhu Lake Park: The park has a dedicated bougainvillea viewing area, with a beautiful environment. - South China Botanical Garden: Home to several varieties of bougainvillea, it is a paradise for plant lovers. 🚌 Transportation Guide: - Subway: Take the subway line 2 to Yuntai Garden Station, then walk to Baiyun Mountain Scenic Area. - Bus: Take the bus to Haizhu Lake Park or South China Botanical Garden Station, then walk to the respective attractions. 🏨 Accommodation Recommendations: - Choose hotels close to the scenic areas, such as Baiyun Mountain Villa or hotels near Haizhu Lake, for convenient travel. 📸 Photography Tips: - Utilize natural light, especially the soft light in the morning or evening, to take more atmospheric photos. - Try different angles and compositions to capture the details and overall beauty of the bougainvillea. 🔗 Useful Information: - Please respect the flowers and do not pick them at will. - Be aware of weather changes, carry sunscreen and rain gear. - Check the opening hours and ticket prices of the scenic spots in advance.

I, this 🙋🏻‍♂️ niche explorer 🙋🏻‍♂️, am back again No need to go to Xishuangbanna! There's a gorgeous forest right in Tianhe, Guangzhou 🤣 I really just found out that the botanical garden is even more beautiful on a rainy day!! After the rain, the botanical garden is a screen full of lush greenery 🌿 Even more photogenic than on a sunny day!! - The long palm grove in the botanical garden... The towering camphor trees are covered with winding vines and branches 🌲 The lush green grass and vegetation After being washed by the rain, they appear even more luxuriant 🌿 Walking among them really feels like entering a tropical rainforest! - 📷tips: 1️⃣ The photos that look like the rainforest were mainly taken on the left side of the main entrance, on the Da Wang Ye Road and Cycad Garden! One looks like a palm forest and the other is a green wonderland full of vines! 2️⃣ Besides the rainforest scenery, the lakeside of Camphor Lake near the main entrance is also very poetic on rainy days, just standing by the lake and sitting on the stone benches to take pictures is very photogenic! 3️⃣ The recommended visiting sequence is main entrance - Da Wang Ye Road - Camphor Tree Road - Rainbow Bridge - Pu Kui Road - A Jiang Lan Ren Road - Triple Arch Bridge - Sparse Tree Lawn - Rhododendron Road - Cycad Garden - back to the main entrance to leave, so you can visit all the places I've photographed! 4️⃣ In addition to coming to see the forest and big trees, the botanical garden also has a lot of flowers blooming now! Next to the main entrance and Jian Han Pavilion (azaleas), next to the botanical garden greenhouse (azaleas and camellias), across the road from the main entrance (bougainvillea)... you can also go to enjoy the flowers and take pictures! - 📍 South China Botanical Garden 🚗 Subway Line 6 Botanical Garden Exit A

A Spring Scenery Captured by the Lens. ☘️ Spring has arrived, and the flowers have bloomed. Visit the lush botanical garden for an intimate encounter with nature. Amidst the spring warmth and bright scenery, wander among the green foliage and quietly enjoy the gifts of spring. Cherry Blossoms/Silk Cotton Trees/Cockscomb Flowers/Camellia/Yellow Bell Trees 🌸 I promise you ❤️ ---------- 🎈Address: South China Botanical Garden, Tianhe District, Guangzhou City 🚗Transport: Take the subway 🚇 Line 6 to Botanical Garden Station and walk for 3 minutes 🎫Ticket: 20 yuan per person 🕰️Hours: 7:30-17:30

The South China Botanical Garden of the Chinese Academy of Sciences has always been a place to view autumn colors outside of Guangdong Province. Now, it can be seen in the South China Botanical Garden in Guangzhou. Although it doesn't look as brilliant as the north, it wins in taking less than an hour by bus or subway to get there, to appreciate this autumn scenery of the deep south. Note: The photo was taken on January 5.

#cherryblossom2024 No doubt, the "upgraded" South China National Botanical Garden stands larger and stronger, showcasing a more magnificent natural world. It provides a flourishing ecological environment for plant diversity, adding excitement and charm to Guangzhou. 🌳🌸 Known as the "Emerald of Southern China," this botanical garden treasure not only reflects its prominence and influence within the Chinese botanical garden system but also demonstrates Guangzhou's dedication to supporting the construction of the national botanical garden system. It embodies the concept of "harmonious coexistence of man and nature." 🌍🌼 #SouthChinaNationalBotanicalGarden #GuangzhouNature #BotanicalGardenTreasures #EcologicalBeauty #ManAndNatureCoexistence