Under mid-May’s clear skies, Beijing’s Haidian Park has blossomed into a living Monet canvas.
Through May 16, 30 “citizen gardens” dot the grounds, each a creative oasis where art and flora intertwine.
The exhibit showcases 127 plant varieties across 29 categories—featuring blooms from the Chinese mainland and around the world.
Many visitors flock with cameras and smartphones, eager to capture the vibrant displays for their social feeds.
Whether you’re a garden lover, a digital nomad, or simply searching for that perfect Insta shot, Haidian Park’s living Monet experience offers an immersive blend of art and nature.
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