Changjiang Li autonomous county in South China’s Hainan province is adorned with the vibrant red blossoms of kapok flowers, signaling the arrival of spring. The picturesque scene features the striking red kapok flowers swaying in the gentle breeze, set against the backdrop of lush green mountains and tranquil rice fields.
Kapok, a tropical tree, typically blooms between February and March, transforming Changjiang into a captivating landscape. Key locations for enjoying this natural spectacle in Changjiang include Pai’an village in Qicha town, E’gang village in Wulie town, and the Lihuali cultural tourism project in Wangxia town.
Recognized as the “hometown of kapok flowers,” Changjiang boasts a rich historical and cultural heritage. The tradition of admiring the red kapok flowers during spring has evolved into a popular tourist activity, drawing visitors from around the world to partake in the unique and enchanting experience.
