Nestled in Meishan village, Taizhou, East China's Zhejiang province, the plum garden is home to thousands of plum trees and will open its doors to visitors free of charge on Feb 12, staying open throughout Spring Festival.

An aerial view of the plum garden in Meishan village, Taizhou. [Photo/Tide News]

During the holiday, the garden will hold a Spring Festival Garden Party featuring three ancient-style settings, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in the fragrance and beauty of plum blossoms.

Visitors can engage in traditional activities such as making sugar paintings, pounding rice cakes, or playing ancient games such as pitch-pot.

A person makes sugar painting. [Photo/Tide News]

For visitors eager to experience authentic local flavor, the event will showcase plum blossom–inspired coffee, elegant tea sets, hearty rustic stews, and slow-roasted sweet potatoes. Guests can warm up with a comforting drink, savor regional specialties, and unwind in a tranquil setting scented with plum blossoms.

A dog sits under a plum tree. [Photo/Tide News]

The event offers a unique opportunity to experience the charm of Taizhou's early spring without traveling far. It's the perfect destination for those seeking a peaceful and picturesque Spring Festival.