This place's apricot blossoms are as beautiful as the Forbidden City's! Netizens: As beautiful as the Imperial Garden.
From late March to early April, apricot blossoms in the Wangfu area of Kuche, Xinjiang, bloom, with pale pink blossoms covering the branches, creating a unique landscape. Yuan Huanhuan's photo.
White blossoms outside the eaves, willow branches in front of the railings. Yuan Huanhuan's photo.
Don't compete with elm pods for green, the apricot blossoms are brilliantly red against each other. Yuan Huanhuan's photo.
Warm wind and lingering days, let us linger among the apricot blossoms. Yuan Huanhuan's photo.
During this flower season, deep in the courtyard, the scent of Tianxiang fills the air as I linger. Yuan Huanhuan's photo.
Quiet courtyard, murmuring flowers, moon shining in an empty courtyard. Yuan Huanhuan's photo.
The people at the pass haven't returned, a light breeze and blossoms fill the eaves. Yuan Huanhuan's photo.
In the spring courtyard, flowers bloom freely, and bees and butterflies dance with unrestrained joy. Yuan Huanhuan's photo.
In the spring courtyard, flowers bloom freely, and bees and butterflies dance with unrestrained joy. Yuan Huanhuan's photo.
I recite your words, which are better than a roasted goose. The apricot blossoms are beautiful and the spring is full of vigor. Yuan Huanhuan's photo.
The flower crowns beat the walls, and the white color stretches along the windows. Yuan Huanhuan's photo.
The Wangfu area is located in Kuche City, Xinjiang. In the Qing Dynasty, the first generation of the Prince of the Milza of the Hui Department was enthroned after suppressing the rebellions of the Zhagaer and Xiaowa herds. For maintaining national unity, he made outstanding contributions.
Therefore, Emperor Qianlong appointed him as 'One-Rank Zhasa Kite Dahan' and dispatched artisans from the mainland to build it, which was hereditary as the Prince of the Hui Department for 12 generations.
In the early 20th century, only a few houses and city walls of the original 'Wangfu' remained. In 2004, the local government invested 130 million yuan to rebuild the 'Kuche Wangfu' based on the memories of the last Prince, Dautai Buyasuti.
In 2007, it was upgraded to a national 4A-level tourist scenic area.
