Guizhou Botanical Garden is absolutely perfect. I love this botanical garden, it's so beautiful!

▪️The chrysanthemum exhibition mostly features artificial landscapes and various chrysanthemum shapes. The flowers themselves didn't particularly amaze me, but this year's set design is quite innovative, incorporating Hangzhou's city features, such as the Ten Scenes of West Lake, City Balcony, and Fuyi Warehouse. The Silk Road Fairytale section was especially eye-catching. ▪️The chrysanthemums along the road from the north gate and the Yuquan Fish Leaping bonsai area haven't fully bloomed yet. It will take a few more days. The large shaped chrysanthemums are almost in full bloom. ▪️Most visitors are middle-aged and elderly people, with fewer young people. Perhaps older generations appreciate chrysanthemums and these colorful, uniquely shaped landscapes more. I personally prefer natural landscapes and am not particularly fond of artificial ones. However, since Hangzhou's autumn scenery hasn't arrived yet, joining the fun is a good option. 🎟Tickets: 10 yuan (free with park card or senior card) ⚠️Free entry before 8:00 am and after 4:30 pm 📆Exhibition period: Oct 26–Nov 24 🚍Transportation: 🚇Subway Line 3, Exit B of Huanglong Sports Center Station, transfer to bus 1003M to Qingzhiwu Station, then walk 200 meters to the north gate of the botanical garden. 🚎Bus No. 7 or 7W to Botanical Garden Station, then walk 200 meters to the south gate. 🚗Driving: Navigate to the north gate parking lot of the botanical garden (10 yuan/hour). Driving is not recommended during the chrysanthemum exhibition due to heavy traffic and potential congestion. 👣Chrysanthemum viewing route: Enter from the north gate 🔄 Exit from the south gate North Gate➡️Paperbark Maple➡️Fish Paradise➡️Yuquan Fish Leaping➡️Plant Resources Museum➡️Economic Plants Area➡️Han Meilin Art Museum➡️South Gate 🌈Tips: 1. Don't miss the Yuquan Corridor, which houses over 1,400 pots of rare chrysanthemum varieties. 2. It's best to visit in early November. By late November, some flowers will have withered, making the display less appealing. 3. For portrait photos, arrive before 8:00 am. After 8:00 am, it gets crowded. Weekends attract more young people, while weekdays see more seniors.