Majestic and colorful – the most beautiful flower fields in the world

8/29/2019

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Nature Story: Majestic and colorful – the most beautiful flower fields in the world

What can be more beautiful than flowers? A lot of flowers! Here are some of the largest and most breathtaking flower fields on Earth.

#1 Chilliwack Tulip Festival, Canada

This festival began in 2006 in Agassiz, Canada, and then moved to Chilliwack. It's the largest tulip festival in Canada and one of the most beautiful flower art installations in the world.

#2 Tomita Farm, Furano, Hokkaido, Japan

Furano is famous for its enormous lavender fields. People from different parts of the world come here to see this beauty.

#3 Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve, California, USA

Poppy is the state flower of California. The most consistent blooms of poppy can be found in this reserve.

#4 Fuji Shibazakura Festival, Japan

The beauty of these flowers and Mount Fuji on the background is behind imagination. Shibazakura is a popular spring flower in Japan (also known as pink moss). When they bloom in April and May, the flowers spread over the ground like a carpet.

#5 Sunflower fields, Tuscany, Italy

Medieval landscapes of Tuscany are embellished with these sun-like blossoms in the middle of the summer.

#6 Tulip fields in the Netherlands

When you talk about flowers, the Netherlands is the first country which comes to mind. The tulip is the national flower of the Netherlands and its most famous symbol.

#7 Lavender fields of Provence, France

Lavender fields of Provence are widely regarded as one of the most romantic landscapes in the world.

#8 Hallerbos Forest, Belgium

Hyacinths are blooming in the middle of April in this forest, creating a bright carpet under the trees. This period lasts only for 2 weeks.

#9 Rapeseed fields in Luoping, China

This plant called rapeseed or canola paints the fields yellow. The landscapes of Yunnan Province look unearthly, especially when dark mountains contrast with these sunny fields.

#10 Lake Tekapo, New Zealand

New Zealand is an incredible country – natural wonders of all kinds can be found here. This lake is framed by mountains and breathtaking blossoming lupins.

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31 Comments

Virginia Abreu De Paula

I love flowers in general Not possible to choose a favorite

Neville Potgieter

What about the flowers in the Western Cape, South Africa not planted by man but all the wonder of nature.

Anita Sharma

U should include valley of flowers in India in the list. It's mesmerizing when in bloom

Suzanne Wilson

Nick Hand, I lived in Alice for 21 years and loved all the wildflowers - just spectacular!

Steve Tingle

Currently in my home region we have Snowdrop, bluebell, crocus, and, of course, daffodils in their masses but they are mostly natural so don't have the effect of planted fields, much nicer, though I have seen the Dutch bulbfields.

Nick Hand

As a resident of central Australia, I've got my own suggestion: a field of parakeelya - a vivid purple ground-dwelling flower - straight after a spell of rain. You might be surprised at what colourful places deserts can be.

Ilias Tsiabardas

I love All kinds of Flowers ,Thanks for sharing!

Heather Thorkelson

There should pictures of the flax fields on the Canadian prairies—the most beautiful blue you have ever seen.

Maha Habib

Unbelievable beauty. I love all the flowers specially the tulips

Nerine Radley

What about the natural flowers of Namaqualand in South Africa

David Holmes

Beautiful. The lavender fields in Norfolk England are worth seeing too. It is grown commercially for the oil.

Sherri Elizabeth Ely

Anna Emerson, did you not see #3? Why don't you actually read something before you complain?

Cheryl McMeekin

They were all beautiful

Anna Emerson

We don't have anything in the USA that you think is good enough? Everytime I look at this site there's nothing from the US. I know that's wrong as have seen beautiful flower fields in multiple locations in our country. Nothing about great universities or rarely any of the other things that are shown.