Mulan Rose Garden
Mulan Rose Garden is a national AAA-level tourist attraction.
Wuhan Mulan Flower — Located in Shengtian Village, Wangjiahe Subdistrict, Huangpi District, Wuhan City, Hubei Province, and adjacent to the Mulan Grassland. It is 42 kilometers from downtown Wuhan and 16 kilometers from Huangpi Qianchuan urban area. The Mulan Garden is the largest of its kind in the Wuhan area, cultivating over 2,000 acres of Bulgaria’s Damask rose, hailed as the “crown” of the rose family, and more than 1,000 acres of ornamental roses, with flower colors divided into five major hues: red, pink, yellow, white, and multicolor.
Rose Theme Square, Seven-Colored Slope, Premium Rose Exhibition Area, Summer Lotus Breeze, Spring Water Autumn Pond, This Shore Pier, and That Shore Pier. Both the Rose Theme Square and the Seven-Colored Slope feature vast expanses of roses in vibrant, rainbow-like colors. Viewed from above, the Rose Theme Square resembles a colorful celestial robe or the outstretched wings of a bird in flight. The Seven-Colored Slope, as its name suggests, mimics the seven colors of a rainbow after rain, with terraced layers of crimson, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet. The Premium Rose Exhibition Area showcases elite varieties from around the world, each not only with an elegant name but also with its own unique story — such as Fragrant Joy, Pink Peace, and Cocktail. Every midsummer, the Summer Lotus Breeze presents the picturesque scene described in ancient poetry: “Boundless lotus leaves stretch to the sky, lotus blossoms glow red under the sun.” The Spring Water Autumn Pond is a creative landscape consisting of two adjacent yet distinct-style pools — one side with rippling spring water, the other with rustling reeds in the autumn pool. The This Shore Pier and That Shore Pier are docking spots for pleasure boats on either side of the lake. The This Shore Pier is built with wooden planks, exuding a rustic charm. The names “This Shore” and “That Shore” carry a sense of Buddhist contemplation and spiritual elevation.
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