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"After the snow of moutan peonies, spring is about to leave, but the jacaranda trees are still full of blossoms." Women always love flowers, regardless of their color, admiring their graceful branches. Whether you are naturally flamboyant or not, the very essence of flowers can sincerely evoke love in you, helping to dispel the gloom. In recent years, jacaranda has become an annual top attraction in Xichang. It can be said that jacarandas are found almost everywhere in Xichang, filling one's view, but the most beautiful tree shapes, densest blossoms, and most pervasive presence are found only on Hangtian North Road, which also happens to be the most chaotic with the heaviest pedestrian and vehicle traffic, making it the hardest place to take pictures. However, people still rush to crowd this purple path, perhaps because the chance to see this purple haze, which only appears once a year, is truly rare. Just like its flower language 'Waiting for love in despair,' having hope means having expectations, and despite all the obstacles, it finally appears before your eyes.

Who hasn't yet visited the hometown of Naomi to see the jacarandas?💜 Xichang's April is really too beautiful❗️ It's a romantic sea of purple flowers💕 The best viewing period is around April 20th during the full bloom. Viewing locations include Beihangtian Road, Jianchang Road, Wenhui Road, Dengyue Road, Jiankanghuan Road, and Chuangxin Chuangye Road. 📍The location I photographed is on Beihangtian Road. 📝Camera position reference The spot by the window, away from the crowd, is really great for taking photos - and the traffic lights opposite the gas station and the zebra crossing are also very picturesque! 🍀The jacaranda trees are quite large and tall, so if possible, it's suggested to bring a small ladder or stool for photography; this way, the photographer can take pictures from a low angle, making the frame much cleaner～ Little Tips Wearing light colors can make the photos stand out more - Xichang's sun is very strong, so don't go at noon; it's better to go early or after four o'clock when portrait photography will be a bit easier

The Jacaranda! It refers to the sea of flowers that blanket the trees on both sides of the streets, where you can hardly see any leaves, creating a dreamy and atmospheric vibe. Among woody plants, only cherry blossoms and jacarandas can achieve this effect. However, compared to cherry blossoms, jacarandas may be even rarer. This is because there are few woody plants with purple flowers in nature, and jacarandas have high climate requirements. In China, probably only Xichang and Kunming have such landscapes (where the whole tree is covered with flowers, and you can hardly see any leaves). Cherry blossoms, on the other hand, are found everywhere, and there are many alternatives to cherry blossoms, such as pear, apricot, plum, and crabapple blossoms, which can achieve a similar effect. Hangtian Bei Road

Where is the best place to see Jacaranda, and who has the most character? It has to be the Jacaranda on Beihang Road in Xichang, Sichuan. Here, the annual bloom of Jacaranda has turned into a sea of blue flowers, becoming a famous internet celebrity check-in spot in recent years, with a constant stream of visitors. The Jacaranda trees here have tall and majestic trunks, with canopies that provide shade, and are beautifully shaped. The government is also very considerate, marking out special lanes on the crowded roads for tourists to check in and take photos, ensuring the safety of visitors. The early April is already in full bloom, and since the flowering period is not long, if you are a fan of blue, and want to experience the romance of blue and the chance encounter with Yi girls, hurry up! April and May are the hottest seasons in Xichang, with strong ultraviolet rays, so be sure to protect yourself from the sun.

The small town with blooming Jacaranda. I always thought that only by going to Australia could one witness the dreamy Jacaranda in full bloom, but actually, we have the same in our country, too. Next month, the Jacaranda in Xichang, Sichuan will bloom one after another, turning the entire city into shades of blue and purple. How to get there? There is a direct high-speed train from Chengdu to Xichang. It is recommended to either take the high-speed train or drive there. Where to see? Although there are many streets in Xichang with Jacaranda trees, the best spot is still 'Aerospace North Road'. Lock in this location. Although it's the most crowded, the trees here are the oldest. When in full bloom, the blue flowers cover the sky, as beautiful as a scene from an anime. The Jacarandas on other streets are also pretty, but they pale in comparison to Aerospace North Road. Is there an entrance fee? No, the whole city is free of charge. The cost of living in Xichang is not high, and there are also beautiful spots like Qionghai Lake, Lingying Temple, and beaches to check in.

The small town where the Jacaranda trees bloom. I always thought that only by going to Australia could I see the dreamy Jacaranda trees in full bloom, but actually, we have the same in our country, right in the next month, the Jacaranda trees in Xichang, Sichuan will bloom one after another, turning the whole city into shades of blue and purple. How to get there? There are direct high-speed trains from Chengdu to Xichang, it is recommended to either take the high-speed train or drive there. Where to see? Although there are many streets in Xichang with Jacaranda trees, the best spot is still 'Aerospace North Road', lock this place down. Although it's the most crowded, the trees here are the oldest, and when they bloom, the blue flowers cover the sky, as beautiful as a scene from an anime. The Jacaranda trees on other streets are also beautiful, but compared to Aerospace North Road, they are slightly less impressive. Do you need a ticket? No, the whole city is free. The cost of living in Xichang is not high, and there are also beautiful attractions like Qionghai Lake, Lingying Temple, and beaches to check in. 📷 Nikon z62, lens 24-120f4 Photography tips: With many people on the ground, you can squat and shoot upwards, focusing mainly on the canopy of the Jacaranda trees. Use a telephoto lens to make the Jacaranda trees appear denser and create the feeling of a Jacaranda tunnel. If possible, it is recommended to go at 5 pm, when the setting sun shines on the fluttering petals of the Jacaranda trees, and the passers-by, the scene is absolutely stunning. Post-processing tips: The main thing is to handle the purple of the Jacaranda trees well, to prevent the background and sky from turning purple like the flowers. A background and sky that lean towards cyan-green, contrasting with the purple of the flowers, looks very good. Increase the overall exposure a bit to make it bright and clean.