Real feedback: If you want to go to Linzhi to see the peach blossoms, hurry up. 🌸Lingzhi Peach Blossom Live｜Enter the pink dreamland of the snowy Jiangnan~

At seven o'clock in the morning, the mist had not yet dissipated. I stood on the hillside of Gala Taohua Village and watched the first ray of sunlight pierce through the clouds, gilding the entire valley. Before your eyes are overwhelming wild peach trees, their branches as strong as ink, but their flowers as delicate as mist. In the distance are snow-capped mountains, and nearby are green barley fields, as if God had overturned his palette. 🌸 2024.4.1 Live Broadcast The flowering period is in full swing: the low-altitude areas in the valley (such as Bayi District and Bomi) have entered their heyday, with petals piled up like powdery snow weighing down the branches; the high-altitude areas (such as Suosong Village) are still in bud, and are expected to last until mid-April. A secret place with few people: Avoid the main scenic area and walk to the back mountain of Tunbai Temple. You will come across an uninhabited peach forest at the corner. When the wind blows, the petals fall and only the prayer flags and bees are left dancing. Weather mystery: Huge temperature difference between day and night! Wear only light clothing for photos at noon and wrap yourself in a down jacket at sunset. It is recommended to wear an onion-style outfit + sunscreen + sunglasses (the ultraviolet rays on the plateau will punish anyone who is stubborn). 📸 Filming Guide 1. Magic of light and shadow: The light is the softest between 9-11 am, and the petals shot against the light appear as transparent as glass. 2. Tibetan elements: Find an old peach tree and frame it with the white pagoda, or capture the moment when an old man circumambulating the temple walks under the flowers, which will give you a full sense of story. 3. Be careful when flying drones: The air currents in the canyon are unpredictable. My little plane was almost blown into a "sky burial ceremony" (laughs). 🚗 Private route D1 Linzhi→Gala Village→Sejila Pass (viewing Nanga Bawa) D2 Bomi Taohuagou→Qinduo Qiangbalin Temple (the scene of monks sweeping fallen flowers is very beautiful) D3: Squat in Suosong Village to see the true face of "Shy Girl Peak" + stay overnight at a Tibetan home, drink butter tea and listen to the legend of peach blossoms Standing on the bank of the Yarlung Zangbo River, I suddenly understood what Tsangyang Gyatso said: "On this plateau where the Buddha's light shines, you are only three or two steps away from heaven." Ten Miles of Peach Blossoms is just the beginning. What is truly shocking is the magnificent tenderness that coexists between nature and faith in the last secret realm of mankind. ✨ Tips: The blooming period of plateau peach blossoms is short, so enjoy and cherish them.