By / Edited and Reported by the Editorial Department of MOOK Scenic Spots Travel Life Network
 
As March comes to an end, a dreamy blue-violet spectacle is about to emerge in Belgium. Located near the capital city of Brussels, Hallerbos forest bursts into bloom with hyacinths every April and May, covering the forest floor like a blue-violet carpet and transforming Hallerbos into a fairy-tale-like landscape.

It takes about thirty minutes to drive from downtown Brussels to the Hallerbos forest. Although it’s not too far away, few tourists know about this place, which was initially almost an exclusive hidden gem for locals. Every April and May, when hyacinths bloom among the woods, the blue-purple hues spread across the forest, blending with the morning mist and light to create an ethereal and serene landscape that attracts many photographers to capture the scenery.

Thanks to the far-reaching power of the internet, the existence of this fairyland has gradually been spread. Now, whenever the hyacinth flowering season arrives, it always draws crowds to admire this surreal beauty. If you’re planning to visit Belgium in April or May, don’t forget to see it with your own eyes.
 

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