The Purple Sea Dream Valley Amusement Park is home to approximately two million lavender seedlings from Xinjiang. The blooming season spans from the end of April to June, with a dormancy period during the high temperatures of July and August. From September to November, another enchanting season of blue-purple romance unfolds. The estate encompasses various attractions, including a Tea Culture Garden, Bamboo Forest Lodges, Herbal Garden, Purple Sea (Lavender Field), Mist Sentiment, Water Sentiment, Plant Maze, and the Fragrance Manor Museum, allowing visitors to experience the captivating fragrances at any point within the park.
With the theme of ‘Leisurely Romantic Flower Sea,’ the lavender fields, which stretch like waves, compete with dozens of other flowers for beauty, alongside artistically designed fountain squares, classical bridges over flowing streams, and water wheels, allowing guests to forget the hustle and bustle of urban life and immerse in the romance of the Purple Sea.
The estate also features seasonal plants, trees, shrubs, grasses, and succulents, tailored to the different blooming seasons throughout the year. From spring’s cherry blossoms, roses, climbing roses, chrysanthemums, forsythia, begonias, and magnolias, to summer’s lotuses, water lilies, pomegranates, crape myrtles, albizia, hibiscus, hydrangeas, sunflowers, autumn’s red maples, ginkgo, golden osmanthus, red osmanthus, hollyhocks, chrysanthemums, and winter’s wintersweet, narcissus, camellias, and ornamental trees with colorful leaves, the estate captures the beauty of each season.
Opening hours are from July 26th to June 30th, 08:00 to 16:30. Preferential policies include: Children under 1.2 meters (inclusive) are free of charge for the main gate ticket, elderly people aged 70 and above (inclusive) with valid ID are free of charge for the main gate ticket, people with disabilities with valid certificates are free of charge for the main gate ticket, and active-duty military personnel with valid certificates are free of charge for the main gate ticket. Additional note: The aforementioned free ticket groups are exempt from the main gate ticket, but other paid attractions such as rafting and waterfalls require additional charges. The preferential policies mentioned are only applicable to day tickets; night tickets have different preferential policies.
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