The ceiling of suburban flower viewing, mountains and fields full of peach blossoms

I went to Beijing's backyard (Baihujian Scenic Area) on 3.30. The flowers on the front mountain had already fallen, but climbing up the Wanfu Stairs, you could still see patches of peach blossoms. They were still beautiful, but along the way, the peach blossoms nearby had begun to show signs of withering. Coming a week earlier would have been just right; at that time, both the front and back mountains were covered in blossoms, a truly overwhelming sight. In fact, the best viewing period for mountain peach blossoms from blooming to falling is just about a week. The end of March is also the tail end of the flower viewing season. Friends who want to visit the backyard should hurry in the next couple of days; you might still be able to see them, but after the Qingming Festival, they will have mostly fallen. 📝Tips: 1. Tickets: Usually 39.9, weekends 60 yuan Tickets are a bit expensive, so I suggest those who want to go buy a Jing-Jin-Ji Tourism Annual Pass, which allows you to visit the backyard for free once, and it's quite worth it. 2. Transportation: The backyard parking lot is very large and all dirt, so parking for a day will get your car very dirty. Additionally, parking is difficult on weekends, with severe traffic jams within one or two kilometers of the scenic spot, so it's recommended to start out early. 3. Clothing: Aside from the cement path from the entrance to the Wanfu Stairs, the rest of the paths in the backyard are dirt roads with many loose stones, making it inconvenient to walk, so it's recommended to wear anti-slip and comfortable sports shoes. Beijing Backyard (Baihujian) Scenic Area