The Garden Expo Park is rich with autumn colors, and the bald cypress trees are changing outfits to welcome migratory birds

The autumn atmosphere is strong at Xiamen Garden Expo Park, where the bald cypress forest has entered its color-changing season. The tree by the Macau Garden water area was the first to don a crimson veil, with cone-like fruits hanging like jewels among the pinnate leaves, making it especially charming. Bald cypress trees are also found near the Global Village Wind Garden and the Xinglin Pavilion Source Garden. Named for their feather-like leaf arrangement, their fallen leaves drift like feathers. The trees are tall and majestic yet have graceful branches and leaves. The lower the temperature, the faster the leaves change color—from green to yellow, then red—creating a captivating scene, earning them the nickname "Four Seasons Beauty." On the lake, the white goose family preens and plays, black waterhens forage leisurely, little egrets stroll calmly, and winter migratory birds such as horned grebes and horned pochards are arriving one after another, adding lively touches to the autumn day. Besides bald cypress, the sweetgum trees in Ningbo Garden are turning from green to golden yellow and orange-red. The layered, dyed maple leaves are highly distinctive and will become a popular autumn and winter check-in spot. The Taiwan golden rain trees along Jiangnan Water Street and Garden Expo Avenue are currently in their "highlight moment," with pink lantern-shaped capsules adorning the branches, showcasing the fullness of "a tree of red fruit and rich autumn." This is the best time to check in. Come to Xiamen Garden Expo Park to experience this autumn romance and capture every beautiful scene!