One of the most beloved flowers in China and East Asia, for centuries, plum blossoms have been frequently depicted in Chinese art and poetry both as a symbol of winter as well as a harbinger of spring. The Nanjing Plum Blossom Festival will kick off on Feb.14 and last for a month at the Meihua Mountain Nature Reserve. (meihua means plum blossom in Chinese). Visitors will be able to see the bloom of 300 ancient blossoms and a recently introduced garden of potted plants. Admission is 50 RMB for regular tickets and free for annual pass holders.
Meihua Mountain Nature Reserve
Add: Zhongshan Scenic Area, Xuanwu District, Nanjing
地址: 南京市玄武区中山陵园风景区
Tel: 025 8443 1174/8443 7786
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