Take Nanjing Metro Line 10 directly to a stunning sea of tulips! Yes, this is Nanjing, not Holland!

🌷Spring is in full bloom~ No need to travel to Holland, enjoy beautiful tulips for free at Nanjing Green Expo Garden. With exotic buildings, it's like stepping into a painting, perfect for capturing memorable photos!  📍 Address: Dutch Garden, Nanjing Green Expo Garden 🎫 Tickets: Free! ⏰ Opening Hours: 8:30am–5:30pm 🚌 Transportation: Take Metro Line 10 to Green Expo Garden Station, Exit 2, and walk for 10 mins. Bus D7 to "Yangzijiang Avenue · Green Expo Garden Station" is also convenient. 🌸Built in 2008 and funded by the Eindhoven City Government, the Dutch Garden is filled with tulips, alongside characteristic Dutch architecture like chapels, windmills, and farmhouses, as if Holland itself has been transported to Nanjing. Every year in March and April, when the tulips bloom, this place becomes a popular spot in Nanjing. 🌸150,000 tulips bloom here in a riot of colors: red, yellow, pink, purple… like an artist's palette overturned by nature. The breeze carries the fragrance of flowers, their petals swaying gently as if greeting you. The visual impact is simply breathtaking! 📸22 varieties of tulips, combined with hyacinths and daffodils, create a colorful and well-arranged display. You can find rare varieties like "Yellow Crystal," "Purple Aili," and "Supermodel," each one uniquely beautiful. 📸 Recommended Photo Spots ✨Van Gogh Art Space: Featuring a tulip-themed film exhibition and romantic lighting installations, every shot is a masterpiece. ✨Light and Shadow Spots: Transparent prisms refract countless stars, and colorful light strips wind like the Milky Way, creating a dreamlike wonderland. ✨Dutch-style Buildings: Chapels, windmills, farmhouses… every corner is perfect for taking photos, producing stunning pictures in seconds. 📝 Useful Tips Wear a beautiful dress: This place is super photogenic, so dress up! Bring sunscreen and water: The weather is warm, so remember sun protection and hydration. Avoid peak hours: Weekends can be crowded, so visiting on a working day is recommended for fewer crowds and better views.