Laoyu River Wetland Park - Tulip Exhibition

A Springtime Escape In spring, Laoyu River is like a palette of colors. Walk along the boardwalk and admire the 800,000 tulips blooming along the shore of Dianchi Lake, like a flowing tapestry stretching to the horizon. The scarlet "Dutch Queen" sways in the wind, the golden "Golden Oxford" reflects the sunlight, and the mysterious "Black Parrot" spreads its wings in the light purple mist. The unique moisture of the wetland leaves dewdrops on every petal, and the flower beds shaped like wooden boats are filled with bluebells, creating purple ripples in the shimmering water. Children squat in front of the science signs to identify the "Apricot Miracle" and "Pink Impression," while photographers capture the beauty of the flowers and the wings of egrets in a double exposure on the surface of Dianchi Lake. The Dutch windmill at the corner cuts time into rotating spots of light, and on the wooden viewing platform, someone sets up an easel to capture the rhythm of the sea of flowers. As dusk gilds the flower fields, the evening breeze brings the distant cries of red-billed gulls, and the entire wetland becomes Monet's water lily pond - the colors become more intense in the twilight, dancing the last waltz with the alternating light and shadow of day and night. The flowers here are not just a simple display, but a love letter from the land to the sky. Each tulip tells a fairy tale of spring at 24 degrees north latitude, and as the last ray of sunlight sinks into Dianchi Lake, it feels as if there is still a lingering fragrance in the palm of your hand.