Nanjing Lovers' Garden | Complete Guide to Romantic Cherry Blossom Season Road Trip

| Complete Guide to Romantic Cherry Blossom Season Road Trip. Nanjing Lovers' Garden | Complete Guide to Romantic Cherry Blossom Season Road Trip🌸 Cherry blossom season is here, and Nanjing Lovers' Garden's romantic pink sea of flowers is now in full bloom! For a weekend road trip to encounter this spring-exclusive beauty, we've prepared the complete guide for you👇 🚗【Driving Guide】 Navigate directly to "Nanjing Lovers' Garden." The scenic area has a parking lot with reasonable fees, but since weekends are crowded during flower viewing season, it's recommended to set out early to secure a parking spot. 🌸【Cherry Blossom Viewing Tips】 The best viewing time is from mid-March to early April, when early and late cherry blossoms bloom in succession, with different varieties creating a dreamy pink world. Cherry blossoms are widely distributed throughout the Lovers' Garden. The cherry blossom path next to the Camellia Garden is a must-visit spot, with low-hanging branches that are perfect for photos. The cherry trees around the large lawn in front of the chapel, combined with the lawn and European-style architecture, create a great atmosphere for portrait photography. 🍱【Food Exploration】 There are many dining options near Lovers' Garden. For Nanjing specialty snacks, head to Suojin Village Market across the street. Try the duck blood vermicelli soup at Jingyuan's main store, which has a delicious broth; Jinling Zhao Ming's egg pancakes with crispy skin and rich fillings; and Jinyun baked flatbread with fragrant preserved vegetables. If you prefer restaurants, there are many Huaiyang and Sichuan cuisine options to choose from. 📸【Photo Poses】 1. Stand under a cherry tree, look up with closed eyes to feel the falling petals—capturing your profile creates a poetic shot. 2. Sit on the lawn with cherry trees as your background, cross your legs, and place your hands naturally on your knees for an energetic pose. 3. Stroll along the cherry blossom path holding fallen cherry blossoms while your photographer shoots from a low angle looking up to capture the spring atmosphere.