When do the begonia flowers in Mochou Lake bloom?

Begonia flowers in Mochou Lake generally bloom in February and in mid-March.

"Begonia Primula" bloomed the earliest. For example, the dragon-shaped begonia, the papaya begonia, and the begonia pedunculata gradually enter the full bloom period from late February to early March, and colorful flowers and heavy petals flow in the sun, which is particularly enchanting and charming.

By the middle and late March, varieties of begonia, such as Malus pendula and Malus Xifu, will be in full bloom one after another, and more than 10,000 begonia will be in full bloom. By then, the whole Mochou Lake will become a pink sea of begonia flowers, colorful and intoxicating.

No one will be interested in Dongfeng, and the spring will pay for Haitang. One flower after another complicates the spring in Mochou Lake, which can be described as a good flower. Haitang in Mochou Lake is an irresistible spring.

"Begonia Flower Festival" is one of the four traditional activities in Mochou Lake Scenic Area.

1, Hanfu Parade

In front of the Bao Yue Building, the national wind dance "Qingpingdiao", which is full of the beauty of the prosperous Tang Dynasty, opened the curtain of the activity, so that the citizens and tourists who participated in the activity could feel the beauty of the prosperous Tang Dynasty. The ethereal piano and flute ensemble "Sleeping in Ning Mei" makes everyone dream back to the Red Chamber instantly. The elegant scene layout of the study reflects the leisure life of the Song people, and the citizens and tourists who participated in it deeply realized the charm of ordering tea in the Song Dynasty.

2. Performance in front of the Moon Building

Twelve flower gods dance in the flower dynasty, and Mochow is rewarded in March in spring. In Mochou Lake, 300 Hanfu fans dressed in Hanfu in the shapes of Han, Tang, Song and Ming paraded along the promenade path. The immersive national wind performance and the beautiful Haitang set each other off, making visitors feel the charm of traditional culture more intuitively.