Embrace the ultimate romance of tulips on the Bund!

Here's your guide to enjoying the tulips on Shanghai's Bund: Tulip Viewing Time - Best viewing period: Mid-March to early April, with peak bloom around March 20–25. - Photography times: 8:00–11:00 am for flowers bathed in spring sunlight; 4:00–6:00 pm for portraits and night views; after 6:30 pm when the building lights are fully on, capture the "golden sea of flowers." Tulip Viewing Locations - Along Zhongshan East First Road: From Guangdong Road bus stop to the Waibaidu Bridge, tulips are planted along the river in swathes of red, yellow, pink, and purple, like a painter's palette. - Near Waibaidu Bridge: On the west side of the south end and the west side of the north end of the bridge, tulips frame the century-old iron bridge, perfect for photos. - Bund Origin Green: Features various tulip varieties, including the pinkish-purple "Lincoln" and the white and rose-red "Memphis." Transportation Guide - Subway: Take Line 2/10 to Nanjing East Road Station, Exit 7. The Bund is a 10-minute walk. - Driving: Parking is recommended at the BFC underground garage. Walk to the Bund. Be aware of weekend traffic restrictions. Photography Tips - Choose the right angle: Shoot upwards with building domes or streetlights as a backdrop; get close to the flowers and use a wide-angle lens for an "in the sea of flowers" effect; or crouch low, using tulips as the foreground, to capture photos with the Bund's historical buildings and the Oriental Pearl Tower. - Master composition techniques: Patiently wait for a sightseeing bus or pedestrians to pass by, adding a sense of story to your picture; use the lines of the tulips to guide the viewer's eye, placing the subject in the center or at a golden ratio point.