My lens captures Huizhou in a thousand springs.

My lens captures Huizhou in a thousand springs. The spring waters rise, the spring forests flourish, and Huizhou dwells within springtime. As the spring breeze climbs over the horse-head walls, it blends the ink-wash landscapes of Huizhou into a sea of flowers, capturing an everlasting spring beneath the eaves of centuries-old villages. Save this Huizhou spring flower-chasing map~ She County's Maihua Fishing Village Bloom Time: Mid-February to early March (peak bloom now!) Hundreds of thousands of wild plum trees cascade down the mountainside. Navigate to Nanyuankou Bridge and take a shuttle bus to the village. Flower shadows paint a galaxy on the white walls, and when the branches tremble, the eaves catch the entire spring light of southern Anhui. Wuyuan County's Hongguan Village Bloom Time: Mid-to-late March When the peach blossoms along the ancient post road bloom brilliantly, it's as if rouge has been crushed and painted into a landscape scroll. Remember to bring a telephoto lens to capture the misty ink-wash effect when the mountain mist drifts. Chengkan Village's Yongxing Lake Bloom Time: Mid-to-late March The Bagua ancient village, embraced by rapeseed flowers, takes on a gentle and lingering charm. The blue hour is especially captivating, as the village lights gradually illuminate, creating a beautiful interplay of warm and cool tones. She County's Shitan Village Bloom Time: Mid-to-late March It is said that Shitan Village experiences sea of clouds for over 200 days a year. Navigate to the Xiatai Viewing Platform, and after a rain shower clears, the vast rapeseed flower fields appear and disappear in the mist, as if you've stepped into a poetic paradise. I always feel that the interplay of mountains and water is the most beautiful setting for flower viewing, and March in Huizhou is truly the ultimate spring flower-chasing destination! Save this spring guide, as the blossoms wait for no one~