South China Botanical Garden

If you go now, it doesn't feel as good-looking, many flowers haven't bloomed yet, but the camellias have. (I don't know who said there's an Easter egg in Mulan Garden worth seeing, I walked around and didn't find anything, and most of the magnolias haven't bloomed now). You can still go to the greenhouse and palm garden, but other than that, it feels pretty ordinary to go now, with fresh air. Walking around is very tiring, like walking half of Baiyun Mountain, there are few places to eat inside, but there are many toilets. I followed the map and started walking to the right after entering (went to the greenhouse first, and then to the palm garden at the end). I went in at eleven or twelve noon and finished walking around at four o'clock. You can take an electric car or bicycle, which is more labor-saving. There are too many plants, and I don't want to know what they are called anymore. (Look at the map before you come and focus on the places you want to visit). The combo ticket I bought was 50 yuan, and I visited the greenhouse.