Which Heze Peony Garden is better? Can you tell me?

Heze Peony Garden is still the best in Caozhou.

I have heard about Heze peonies for a long time. Although they are very close, I have never set foot to see them. A few days ago, I decided to go to Heze to appreciate peonies and see the beauty of the national flower. This article is not a guide. I write down whatever comes to my mind. There are routes as well as what I see, hear, and think.

When I arrived at the entrance of the Peony Garden, I didn’t even look at which door it was. It was no exaggeration to describe it as a sea of ??people, shoulder to shoulder. I queued up to buy tickets. The full ticket was 75 yuan during the peak period. It was already 10 o’clock after I bought the tickets and went in. My flower viewing trip officially started. There is a small detail when buying tickets. Everyone is queuing up, and each line is so long. Finally it’s my turn, wow.

When I walked into the peony garden, I started walking from the right. I couldn’t tell where I was going. Many peonies had their petals fallen off due to the rain yesterday. Some of them are open at full speed. Of course, the ones that are open at full speed are always guarded by people on duty to prevent pedestrians from entering. It is understandable, after all, the peonies will still bloom for a while, in order to protect the peonies and so that future tourists can better appreciate them.

However, these people on duty are all old men and women. The small garden is better, but the big garden cannot be taken care of at all. The tourists here have just been driven out, and the tourists from the other side have come in again. . Old men and women are not allowed to enter, and tourists want to take photos of flowers up close, which inevitably leads to conflicts.

The Peony Garden is so big that I spent nearly 4 hours wandering around it. On the way there was a six or seven year old boy who couldn't find his parents. He shouted loudly for his mother. Someone lent him a mobile phone and asked him to call his mother. Later, after I left the garden, I met the little boy again by chance and he had found his mother. . .

In crowded places, be sure to take good care of your children!