In March, when spring flowers bloom, Hangzhou West Lake ushered in the most beautiful and lively season of the year. All kinds of flowers are vying to open, the flowers are red and willow green, and the flowers are colorful and beautiful. But you have to ask old Hangzhou: "Which is the preferred flower viewing spot in March?" The answer must be Prince Edward Bay Park. There are not only thousands of cherry blossoms in Tokyo, Japan, but also a garden full of tulips. This time, colorful flowers dress up the entire Prince Edward Bay Park into a sea of flowers. How are the tulips blooming this year? Let's go take a look.

Prince Edward Bay Park is located in the south of Hangzhou West Lake, close to the West Lake and adjacent to the famous Su Causeway and Yanggong Causeway. It is a free and open theme park in Hangzhou. It is said that the earliest Prince Edward Bay Park was a swamp depression formed by the sedimentation of the West Lake, and was later transformed into a park. The origin of its name is because the two princes of the Southern Song Dynasty were buried here, so it was named Prince Edward Bay Park.

The entire Prince Edward Bay Park covers an area of more than 1,200 mu. It is based on traditional Chinese landscape garden architecture and absorbs the artistic techniques of Western garden design to form a unique combination of Chinese and Western styles. It is an important leisure and fitness place for Hangzhou citizens.