Not Just a Sea Onion Flower Sea – Top 10 Must-Visit Spots in Zhuzihhu
By the MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
The Zhuzihhu Sea Onion Season begins on March 30. With its naturally advantageous climate, Zhuzihhu provides the ideal conditions for cultivating sea onions. Every early spring, vast stretches of white sea onions burst into gorgeous bloom. Aside from viewing the sea onions and picking them in the fields, this year the event has also incorporated floral design, setting up ten uniquely styled “Happiness Check-in Spots” around Zhuzihhu to create a romantic ambiance.
The Zhuzihhu Sea Onion Season features a theme of “Happiness Check-in Spots” (Image credit: stanley_pic)
Ten Happiness Check-in Spots have been created in Zhuzihhu (Image credit: stanley_pic)
This year’s Sea Onion Season, themed “Happiness Check-in Spots,” features ten romantic photo spots. Through artistic installations like window frames and bus stops, paired with sweet love quotes, it adds a romantic touch to the misty and ethereal atmosphere of Zhuzihhu.
The Sea Onion Season combines floral artistry to create installation pieces (Photo: Sea Onion Season, same below)
Adding a romantic vibe to the misty landscape of Zhuzihhu
The check-in spots include the Zhuzihhu Boulevard Aquatic Park, Miaobang Garden, Flowers & Trees Gardening, Mingyangpu Flower Field Swing, Caifu Sea Onion Field Traveling Frog, and Waterfall Sea Onion Field, among others.
The Sea Onion Season at Caifu Sea Onion Field
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