When does Lanzhou Shichuan Pear Garden bloom?

The flowering period starts from April 10 and lasts for about 20 days.

Shichuan Ancient Pear Garden is located in the Yellow River Valley Basin in the northeast of Lanzhou City, 20 kilometers away from Lanzhou City and Gaolan County, surrounded by mountains, with an average elevation of 1.500 meters. The climate is warm and beautiful, rich in fruits and vegetables.

Shichuan, once the birthplace of Yellow River culture, is called "the first ancient pear garden in China". Almost every family here grows pears, which is a profession and a pleasure. Pear trees are all over valleys and beaches. The area of contiguous pear orchards is 1.2 million mu, and most of them are over 300 years old. Pear trees collect the aura of heaven and earth, adopt the essence of the sun and the moon, and are still flourishing and lush.

Ishikawa's "Pear Flower Society" was founded in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, commonly known as "Fruit Flower Society". In the pear blossom season, some farmers spontaneously get up, and the duration may depend on the weather, and most of them can last 10- 15 days. The earliest available data of the "Pear Blossom Festival" can be traced back to the 1936 Fruit Blossom Festival held on the fifth day of the third lunar month.

means of transportation

1. Self-driving: Depart from Lanzhou, enter Yanshi Highway by self-driving, and arrive in Ishikawa in about 20 minutes.

2. Bus: You can take Bus No.505 (No.7, 39 seats each) from Lanzhou to Shichuan, which runs every 20 minutes and runs 54 times a day. If you start from Gaolan County, you can drive along Gaoshi Highway and get to Sichuan in 20 minutes. In terms of public transportation, you can take bus No.504 (6 buses with 33 seats each) from Gaolan to Shichuan, which runs every 30 minutes and goes back and forth 48 times a day.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Ishikawa Liyuan