A sea of plum blossoms resembles a waterfall of white snow – a limited-time secret spot for plum blossom viewing
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Spanning 2,000 pyeong, this plum blossom viewing spot on Jiufengshan Mountain is in full bloom just in time. Mr. Hong, the owner of the plum garden, uses natural farming methods to cultivate the plum trees on the slopes. Viewed from above, the entire hillside looks like a beautiful white waterfall, a truly breathtaking sight!
Friends who wish to view the plum blossoms are advised to make a reservation in advance. (Photo / Yvonne)
The entire plum garden covers an area of 2,000 pyeong. (Photo / Yvonne)
The plum blossom season is short. The garden owner advises visitors to seize the opportunity to admire the blossoms, as the peak season is expected to last until January 21 (Sunday), which is the best time for viewing.
Although it’s on a slope, the garden owner has made the terrain very easy to walk on. (Photo / Yvonne)
The mountain air is fresh, and while admiring the plum blossoms, you can also gaze at Hehuanshan Mountain and enjoy the boundless beauty of the mountain mist.
Snow on Hehuanshan Mountain is faintly visible. (Photo / Yvonne)
It looks like white snow cascading down. (Photo / Yvonne)
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