Best travel time in Xingyi, Wan Fenglin, Guizhou.

The best time to travel to Wan Fenglin in Xingyi, Guizhou is February.

Every February, due to the special geographical climate, more than 2,000 acres of rape flowers bloom in winter in Wan Fenglin. It should be winter now, but Wan Fenglin has a unique flavor. It has never been bleak, but it is full of vitality. Walking in the peak forest, there are yellow flowers all the way, and the Buyi village with white walls and gray tiles is like a dream, just like a paradise. Every winter, people come here to enjoy flowers, and the flowering period will last until March.

Wan Fenglin is magnificent and has unique scenery. Peaks, dragons, pits, crevices, forests, lakes, springs and caves are widely distributed, among which natural Ming River undercurrents, natural lakes, natural caves, natural forests, exotic flowers and plants, birds and animals complement each other, making the peak forest as strong as a nomadic people, as strange as waves and as beautiful as ink painting.

Characteristics of Wan Fenglin Scenic Area

Due to the humid climate in Xingyi, the seasons are like spring, and many orchids will be seen along the way. Among the 3/kloc-0 species of orchids in China, there are 20 species in Guizhou and 19 species in Xingyi, which is the most abundant area of orchids. Because of the great natural variation, many unique horticultural varieties have emerged, such as Xingyisu, Wushisu and Qiusuzhou.

In addition, Xingyi is also rich in yellow grass. Xingyi was originally named Huangcaoba. Yellow grass belongs to Dendrobium of Orchidaceae, with more than 400 species/kloc-0 in the world, mainly distributed in tropical areas of Asia and Oceania. There are about 20 species of Dendrobium in Guizhou, and as many as 14 species in Xingyi, including Dendrobium candidum, Dendrobium nobile, Dendrobium nobile and Dendrobium fimbriae. Because of excessive picking and processing, wild yellow grass resources have dropped sharply and have been included in the international list of endangered plants.

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Wan Fenglin Scenic Area.