What comes to mind when you think of early summer? The shade of trees, fizzy soda, the chirp of cicadas, or a sea of flowers? Across Beijing, shasta daisies have now blanketed the city in their early summer bloom. Let's immerse ourselves in this refreshing, captivating floral landscape!

Aobei Forest Park Phase II 

Near Huitian Terrace in Aobei Forest Park Phase II, expansive clusters of shasta daisies bloom like churning waves of white, creating a refreshing panorama. Every snapshot effortlessly becomes a masterpiece, with each frame brimming with poetic charm and romantic allure.

Yizhuang New Town Riverside Forest Park

At Yizhuang New Town Riverside Forest Park, expansive clusters of shasta daisies have bloomed in full splendor. Each pristine, elegant blossom radiates a refreshing and romantic charm, while the summer sunlight and gentle breeze amplify their soothing aura, creating an utterly therapeutic escape.

Heyi Farm Wetland Park

At Heyi Farm Wetland Park, clusters of white shasta daisies bloom along the water's edge. As the park is adjacent to Nanyuan Forest Wetland Park, visitors can head there after admiring the oxeye daisy fields to immerse themselves in the stunning sea of cosmos flowers.

Yinghulou Park

Shuangxiu Park

Situated along the North Third Ring Road, Shuangxiu Park is an exquisite and elegant hidden gem.In front of the Sanwang Lake Café within the park, clusters of golden marguerites merge into a dazzling sea of blossoms under dappled light, resembling a vibrant oil painting.

Beixiaohe Park

Located in Beixiaohe Park, once famous for its viral photo spot "Castle in the Sky," the golden marguerites are now blooming vigorously, creating a scene so uplifting that it delights the soul with just one glance.

Quickly forward this to your "travel buddies" and head out together to capture fresh and vibrant summer photos! Snap some amazing photos and don't forget to share them here—we can't wait to see your brilliant snapshots!

(Source: Official WeChat account of Beijing Municipal Bureau of Culture and Tourism)