In partnership with the Environmental Horticulture Research Institute of the Guangdong Academy of Agricultural Sciences, this year's festival introduced 50 new ornamental ginger species, 10 of which are making their first public appearance.

Bloom draws crowds of visitors eager to snap the perfect shot. [Photo/WeChat account: gz_baiyunfabu]

The park is also one of the first batch of science education sites under the South China National Botanical Garden's urban-park integration program, seamlessly blending floral appreciation with botanical education.

Easily accessible via Metro Line 3 and multiple bus routes, the event adds a refreshing highlight to Guangzhou's summer cultural and tourism calendar. Don't miss it — open through July 31.