Flowers bloom in Beijing, adding color to winter. Zhongshan Park showcases plum blossoms and orchids. World Flower Grand View Garden presents an orchid exhibition. China National Botanical Garden features water lilies and wax plum trees. Hongluo Temple boasts a bougainvillea wall. Enjoy the beauty with your family!

China National Botanical Garden

The China National Botanical Garden is located in the western mountains of Beijing, consisting of the North Garden (formerly Beijing Botanical Garden) and the South Garden (Chinese Academy of Sciences Institute of Botany).

Currently, in the South Garden greenhouse, water lilies are blooming in the cold winter, creating a beautiful contrast between the beautiful water lilies and the lush green leaves, attracting many visitors to stop and admire. In addition to water lilies, there are other blooming flowers inside the greenhouse.

At the entrance of the Sleeping Buddha Temple, two wax plum trees have quietly bloomed. When the wind blows, the faint fragrance of the wax plum fills the air. These two varieties are early-blooming wax plum varieties introduced by the National Botanical Garden. They bloom from mid to late November each year, lasting until February of the next year, allowing visitors to enjoy the blooming wax plum in the outdoor winter season.

Address: Wofosi Road, Fragrant Hills, Haidian District, Beijing