Embrace a sea of white blooms！ The 2015 Zhuzihhu Calla Lily Season has arrived
Last updated 2026-09-25 — The annual Zhuzihhu Calla Lily Season officially kicks off on March 20. The 2015 event is themed around the story of “Alice in Wonderland,” where visitors can see floral landscapes created by various farms inspired by the fairy tale...
By / MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Team
The annual Zhuzihhu Calla Lily Season officially begins on March 20. The 2015 season is themed around the story of “Alice in Wonderland.” The site will feature floral landscape designs by various farms, all conceptualized based on the scenes and characters from the Alice fairy tale...
The annual Zhuzihhu Calla Lily Season officially begins on March 20. The 2015 season is themed around the story of “Alice in Wonderland.” The site will feature floral landscape designs by various farms, all conceptualized based on the scenes and characters from the Alice fairy tale...
Beautiful calla lily fields bloom across the expansive Dinghu area. (Image source / Alice in Wonderland Zhuzihhu)
The 2015 Zhuzihhu Calla Lily Season runs from March 20 to April 26, lasting one month. In reality, the calla lilies continue to bloom until late May. During the season, Zhuzihhu also offers free guided tours at 10:30 AM and 2:00 PM every weekend, taking visitors from the Zhuzihhu entrance parking lot, Meihuo Research Center (formerly the seed field office during the Japanese colonial period), the Gao Family Ancestral Hall, the Shuiche Liao Trail, the Cedar Plantation, to Dinghu, providing insight into the local culture and ecology around Zhuzihhu.
Beautiful calla lily fields bloom across the expansive Dinghu area. (Image source / Alice in Wonderland Zhuzihhu)
The Calla Lily Season debuts on March 20. (Image source / Calla Lily Season)
2015 Calla Lily Season “Alice in Wonderland Zhuzihhu” landscape floral design. (Image source / Calla Lily Season)
Alice’s Garden. (Image source / Calla Lily Season)
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