🌸 Dalian Longwangtang Cherry Blossom Guide | Are You Sure This Isn't Japan?

#cherryblossom25 It really feels like Japan in full bloom here! The single-petal cherry blossoms at Longwangtang Cherry Blossom Garden have just hit their peak viewing period, and the breathtaking scenes only last about a week—so if you're planning to go, now’s the time to rush! Soft pink and white petals create a dreamy landscape. As they flutter through the spring breeze, it's like stepping into a fairytale. No need to envy Japan’s famous sakura scenes—Dalian has its own cherry blossom magic! 💕 🌸 2025 Dalian Cherry Blossom Guide — Volume 5 📍 Longwangtang Cherry Blossom Garden Blooming Period: This year, the single-petal cherry blossoms started blooming in mid-April, and they’re expected to last until late April to early May. Right now, they’re in full bloom—absolutely stunning! If you go a bit later, you might just catch a beautiful “sakura snow” scene as the petals fall 🍃 🚗 Getting There By Car: There’s a free parking lot inside the garden ✅ But keep in mind—there’s only one road in and out, so traffic can get really bad during peak hours. Best to go early or leave late to avoid the jam, especially on weekends. Locals nearby may offer paid parking in their yards too—just something to watch for. By Metro + Shuttle: Take Metro Line 2 to “Longwangtang Station”. You'll usually find informal shuttle vans near the exit—about ¥5 per person in a shared ride. They leave when full or you can hop in if there’s space. You can also call a taxi (base fare is around ¥10+). Walking: If you’re staying near Longwangtang, the garden is under 2 km from the station—about a 20-minute walk. It’s a bit of a trek, but doable, especially if the weather’s nice. 🎟️ Ticket Info Admission: ¥20 per person You can buy tickets online in advance on various platforms. Student tickets are half price, and children/elderly may enter for free depending on height and age. #china