The flower viewing season for tourism in Xinjiang mainly concentrates from March to October, with different flowers blooming in different months, providing tourists with a rich variety of viewing options.?
From mid-March to mid-April, one can view the ten thousand acres of apricot blossoms in Toksun, Turpan, as well as the apricot blossoms in Tulgen Township, Xinyuan County, Ili Kazak Autonomous Prefecture. The apricot blossoms along the route in Datong Township, Taxkorgan Tajik Autonomous County, Kashgar Prefecture, are also a major highlight at this time.?
Entering late April, the pear blossoms in Korla begin to bloom, as white as snow, providing tourists with a visual feast.?
From May to late June, the lakeside of Sayram Lake National Scenic Area in Bortala Mongol Autonomous Prefecture is surrounded by colorful mountain flowers, creating a breathtaking view.?
In addition, from mid-May to mid-June, the wildflowers in Karajun, Tekes, Ili, also bloom competitively, mainly in yellow and purple.?
From early June to late July, the lavender in Huocheng, Ili, enters its peak bloom. It is one of the three largest lavender planting bases in the world, with vast fields of purple flowers waving, creating an extremely romantic scene.?
From early July to mid-August, the sunflowers in Zhaosu and the ten thousand acres of sunflowers in Altay become the focus of viewing. The rapeseed flowers in Zhaosu are also a major attraction at this time, being the latest blooming and longest flowering rapeseed flowers in China.?
From late September to mid-October, although most flowers have passed their peak bloom, the autumn scenery of Kanas and Hemu in Xinjiang is praised as the most beautiful autumn in China. Visiting at this time allows for the appreciation of colorful forests and lake scenery.?
In summary, the flower viewing season in Xinjiang spans almost the entire year, and tourists can choose a suitable time to visit according to their schedules and preferences.?