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Lavender Manor of Oriental Provence

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Silver, purple, gold, green, red... an ocean of colors composed of floral blooms is enough to dazzle and enchant you. This is the Lavender Manor of Provence. The Oriental Lavender Manor of Provence is the largest single lavender plantation in North China. In addition, the garden also features the largest rapeseed field in Beijing, spanning 100 acres, a 100-acre sunflower field, as well as vast areas planted with various premium flowers such as verbena, salvia, cosmos, marigold, and peacock star grass. Of course, the main highlight of the manor is still lavender, which is primarily divided into three types: true lavender, spike lavender, and hybrid lavender. The endless fields of lavender are not only fragrant and soothing but also serve as a rare photography destination in the suburbs of Beijing and a romantic paradise for couples. The Provence Lawn within the manor can host various types of outdoor weddings. Aside from outdoor photography, there is also an indoor photo studio. Various styles of backdrops and props are set up, making you feel as if you’re in a serene Eastern European farm.

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Oriental Lavender Manor of Provence

Silver, purple, gold, green, red... an ocean of colors composed of floral blooms is enough to dazzle and enchant you. This is the Lavender Manor of Provence. The Oriental Lavender Manor of Provence is the largest single lavender plantation in North China. In addition, the garden also features the largest rapeseed field in Beijing, spanning 100 acres, a 100-acre sunflower field, as well as vast areas planted with various premium flowers such as verbena, salvia, cosmos, marigold, and peacock star grass. Of course, the main highlight of the manor is still lavender, which is primarily divided into three types: true lavender, spike lavender, and hybrid lavender. The endless fields of lavender are not only fragrant and soothing but also serve as a rare photography destination in the suburbs of Beijing and a romantic paradise for couples. The Provence Lawn within the manor can host various types of outdoor weddings. Aside from outdoor photography, there is also an indoor photo studio. Various styles of backdrops and props are set up, making you feel as if you’re in a serene Eastern European farm.

Special Notes

The lavender blooming season is from May to October, with the best viewing period being July to August.

Address: 500 meters west of Beihuan Island on Qingchun Road, Huairou District, Beijing

Type: Botanical Garden & Farm

Recommended Visit Duration: 2–3 hours

Phone: 010-58538606; 010-58538608

Official Website: http://www.pwtong.com/xyc/index.htm

Opening Hours:

8:30–18:00

Ticket Information:

40 RMB