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Explore the region
About Wuliangshan Cherry Blossom Valley
The valley's tea gardens, covering more than a thousand mu, have tens of thousands of cherry trees planted among the tea bushes; the trees flower in December, when much of northern China is under winter cold. The seasonal bloom draws visitors from across the country to see the pink blossom against the tea terraces, sometimes combined with cloud-sea views over the valley.
Nanjian Yi Autonomous County has promoted the site under a stated local policy of turning 'tea areas into scenic areas, tea gardens into parks,' integrating tea cultivation with tourism.
What to look for
- The winter-flowering cherry trees planted through the valley's tea gardens, in bloom through December
- Views combining the tea terraces with cloud-sea (云海) conditions over the valley
Location & getting there
Getting to Wuliangshan Cherry Blossom Valley
Check the open visitor route and follow the site’s rules on distance, food and photography. Conservation areas may limit access beyond designated paths.
- Search for 无量山樱花谷 with 大理白族自治州 and 南涧彝族自治县.
Find Wuliangshan Cherry Blossom Valley
无量山樱花谷 · 南涧彝族自治县
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Sources & visit information
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