By the MOOK Scenic Spots Travel Life Network Editorial Department
Tulips are the national flowers of the Netherlands and Turkey, known as the “queen of flowers.” Thanks to selective breeding, they come in a wide range of vivid colors—red, yellow, purple—and when these colorful tulips burst into bloom, they paint the land into a beautiful picture. The stunning sea of blossoms leaves an unforgettable impression. The editors have selected 12 tulip gardens around the world, offering a glimpse of the magical spectacle of tulips in full bloom.
1. Netherlands – Keukenhof Gardens
Keukenhof Gardens (Image source / retrip)
Keukenhof Gardens is the largest flower garden in the world, where blooming tulips transform the entire park into a riot of color.
2. Canada – Agassiz
Agassiz (Image source / retrip)
The Tulip Festival in the Agassiz Valley, just a three-hour drive from Vancouver, Canada, features breathtaking seas of flowers that attract countless visitors each year.
3. USA – Skagit Valley
Skagit Valley (Image source / retrip)
Skagit Valley is North America’s largest tulip-producing region. Around April each year, the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival is held, showcasing 300 acres of blooming tulips.
4. Japan – Sakura City
Sakura City (Image source / retrip)
Set against the backdrop of a Dutch windmill at Sakura Plaza, a kaleidoscope of colorful tulips blooms simultaneously. You can also rent traditional Dutch costumes here to enjoy a unique international experience.
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