The beautiful flower paradise attract customers around the world

The land of the beauty of nature always brings interesting experiences for travel enthusiasts. If you are a flower lover, the following famous destinations will be an attractive suggestion

Lavender fields, Provence (France): Lavender is considered characteristic of the region of Provence. Coming here, you can watch the lavender fields stretching like endless. The field of flowers has a sweet scent and is filled with charming purple colors. The best viewing time usually from June to August every year. Photo: Pandotrip.

Lupine Flower Fields, Mackenzie (New Zealand): November to February every year is the time when lupine flowers bloom around Lake Tekapo, Mackenzie region. Lupine flowers attract tourists by the variety of colors and shaped like a stupa. You can admire the lupins blue, purple, orange, yellow, pink, white and even cotton mixed with 2 unique colors. Photo: Mackenzie Region.

Hydrangeas, Azores (Portugal): The Azores Islands are famous for their green hydrangeas blooming throughout the roads and fields. In summer, the whole land looks like a brilliant green shirt. Hydrangeas are a feature of the area and a pride of the locals, which is why picking flowers is considered illegal behavior here. Photo: Ivivu.

Tulip fields, Lisse (Netherlands): The Netherlands has a cool climate and a long spring has become the ideal land for blooming tulips. The Keukenhof flower garden in the town of Lisse is also considered the most famous tulip garden in the world. This place attracts thousands of people to admire the magical beauty of this nature every year. Photo: Orange Smile.

Wisteria Flower Tunnel, Fukuoka (Japan): Wisteria is also known as wisteria, flowers bloom in layers and hang down into clusters of white, blue, purple charm. The most ideal viewing spot is the Kawachi Fuji garden, which attracts visitors with 2 wisteria tunnels shimmering, swinging in the wind. April and May are the peak tourist seasons here. Photo: Flickr.

Cherry blossom garden, Washington D.C. (USA): The Japanese believe that cherry blossoms bring luck and prosperity, so they donated seedlings to the United States to show friendship. Every occasion at the end of March, the Tidal Basin, the Potomac River and the Washington Monument are dyed the pristine pink of the cherry blossoms. Visitors from all over the world come here to participate in the annual cherry blossom festival. Photo: Tastingtable.