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Travel the world surrounded by seas of flowers! The ultimate 2015 flower viewing guide

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — Everyone loves the delicate beauty of blooming flowers, especially in spring and summer when vibrant blooms spread out like a gorgeous floral carpet, draping the earth in a dreamy, breathtaking scene. Below is a compilation of the most enchanting flower fields around the world...

 

 

Germany’s Cherry Blossom Avenue. (Image source / travel.enorth)

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◎ Dutch TulipsFrom late March to early May each year,
 

it’s the season when Dutch tulips are in full bloom. Vast fields of vividly colored blossoms paint the land in the most beautiful hues.

The staggered, stunning flower seas are truly intoxicating. (Image source / travelioo)
 

◎ Japanese Cherry Blossoms

The long, narrow shape of Japan means cherry blossom season progresses from south to north according to climate, starting as early as February in Okinawa and as late as May in Hokkaido. The cycle of blooming and falling blossoms creates moving scenery that attracts travelers from all over the world. Especially between March 15 and April 15 each year, the cherry blossoms in Japan are at their most resplendent—if you want to see the most beautiful blooms, be sure to plan your trip accordingly.
Japanese cherry blossoms. (Image source / travel.enorth)
 

◎ South Korean Cherry Blossoms
Aside from visiting Japan, South Korea—also located in similar latitudes—offers equally captivating cherry blossom views. The cherry blossom season in South Korea typically takes place in March and April. Among the many scenic spots, Seoul’s Yeouido Island is the most iconic, and the cherry blossom tunnel in Jinhae, South Gyeongsang Province, is also not to be missed.
 

South Korean cherry blossoms. (Image source / travel.enorth)

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