Breathtaking floral displays are painting China's landscapes in vibrant hues as spring unfolds, drawing numerous tourists.

In Jinzhai County of east China's Anhui Province, nearly 100,000 magnolia flowers are in full bloom, painting the mountains in stunning colors.
Tourists wandered through the sea of flowers, immersing themselves in the beauty of spring.
The valleys in Ganzi Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture of southwest China's Sichuan Province are adorned with pink and white apricot flowers, swaying in the warm spring breeze.
In northeast China's Jilin Province, adonis amurensis emerged as one of the first plants to sense the arrival of spring. The bright yellow flowers sprouted through the frozen soil and absorbed the melted snow water to grow, signaling the arrival of spring in the northeastern region.
In Kunming City of southwest China's Yunnan Province, tourists boarded trains to traverse a stunning sea of cherry blossoms.
The local area hosted various cultural activities, such as flower god dance, to enhance the viewing experience for visitors.
In Longnan City of northwest China's Gansu Province, over 133 hectares of cherry blossoms have also entered their peak flowering period, captivating tourists with their beauty.
Flower-viewing tours are also boosting income for local areas by offering various cultural and tourism experiences.
In southwest China's Chongqing Municipality, tourists are drawn to the rapeseed flower fields, enjoying the beauty and tranquility that nature offers.
The region has introduced agricultural and cultural tourism projects, such as hotpot dining set in the flower fields, which has boosted local tourism revenue.
In Luoyuan County of east China's Fujian Province, over 30,000 cherry trees create a breathtaking sea of flowers, attracting tourists from across the country.
Local villagers have seized the opportunities presented by the cherry blossoms and launched various entertainment activities to attract tourists and capitalize on the stunning scenery.