Immigrating to Hong Kong for Hong Kong tourism spots: The cherry blossoms in Hong Kong are "mountain cherry blossoms" and "Taiwan cherry blossoms." Unlike those in Japan, the flowering period is generally from February to March. At the Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden, one of the four hottest cherry blossom viewing spots, staff members indicated that although it is still early to predict, it is estimated that they will start blooming around the Lunar New Year, and the peak period should be from the middle to the end of the month. A more accurate prediction can be made in late January.
Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden
The flowering period is expected to be around the Lunar New Year. Mountain cherry blossoms will bloom in early February, and it is more suitable to visit for viewing from mid-month.
Cheung Chau Kwun Yum Pavilion
The most widely known cherry blossom spot in Hong Kong. According to previous records, the viewing period is expected to be from mid-February to mid-March, which is not much different from Kadoorie Farm.
Tai Mo Shan
There are dozens of Taiwan cherry blossom trees near the entrance (parking lot) of Tai Mo Shan Country Park; Rotary Park is also one of the famous places for cherry blossom viewing, which can be seen by entering the "Rotary Park Nature Trail." The flowering period is expected to be from March to early April.
Chinese University of Hong Kong
A rising star in Hong Kong's cherry blossom world. Since 2012, ten cherry blossom trees have been planted on the lawn opposite the "Chiang Chen Building" and the "Chinese Medicinal Garden" of New Asia College. As the trees slowly grow, their popularity has gradually increased. The flowering period is expected to be in March.