The best place to travel between March and April, you will regret it for the rest of your life if you don’t go!

We have celebrated the Spring Festival of 2019, which means that winter is about to pass and spring is coming.

The plan for a day begins in the morning, and the plan for a year begins with spring. Every year from March to April, spring in the northern hemisphere arrives as promised. The ice and snow melt, everything revives, and the world is brand new.

The following are my recommendations for the best travel destinations in March-April. I hope it will be helpful to you.

1. Japan has a close contact with cherry blossoms. Spring in Japan is completely shrouded in a sea of ??pink. There is no place like Japan where tens of thousands of cherry trees are in full bloom from south to north.

Like haze, like light clouds.

Every spring, cherry blossom viewing with family and friends becomes the most important thing.

From March to May every year, cherry blossoms gradually bloom all over Japan from south to north, and the best time to watch the cherry blossoms is only a few days from full bloom to when the cherry blossoms fall.

Although there are more people enjoying cherry blossoms during the day, the illuminated night cherry blossoms also have a unique flavor.

Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto are all very popular cities for cherry blossom viewing, and they are home to many famous cherry blossom viewing spots.

2. The Netherlands is a sea of ??spring flowers covering the entire territory. The Netherlands is the kingdom of tulips.

Every year in March and April, being in the Netherlands is like being in the most beautiful spring in the world.

When you go to the Netherlands during the tulip blooming season, the most unmissable thing is Keukenhof Gardens, the largest tulip park in the world.

Keukenhof is only open for 2 months each year in spring, from mid-March to mid-May.

In order to allow the garden to display all the colors it can in just 2 months and to keep it fresh for visitors, all the bulbs hidden in the ground are layered on top of each other so that they can emerge from the ground at different times.

In other words, daffodils, tulips, and crocuses may appear in sequence in the same place, which is very interesting.

Starting from mid-March, more than 7 million flowers bloom one after another, forming a spectacular sea of ??flowers. Thousands of varieties of tulips compete in a dazzling display.

3. Nepal Madness under the Himalayas The only "indulgence" of the "Buddhist" Nepal in a year is dedicated to spring.

Holi Festival, also called "Holi Festival", is the earliest traditional festival in India and also the traditional New Year in India.

During Holi, people throw colored powder made of flowers at each other and throw water balloons to express their blessings to others.

Therefore, being "sprinkled the dirtiest" or "drenched the wettest" on Holi means the luckier you are... Special reminder that Holi in Nepal is on March 20, 2019, and there will be related celebrations before and after the festival.

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4. The southern hemisphere in Australia has a strong autumn called harvest. The southern hemisphere enjoys the love of autumn exclusively at this time. Australian parks are covered with golden fallen leaves, the mountains and fields are dyed with rich colors, and the rich colors are stacked like oil paintings. Grapes and apples are also ripening one after another.

, the harvest season comes with the food festival.

The sun has put away the heat of summer, and the Gold Coast and Cairns have also ushered in the most suitable time for water play.

5. The spring of the East Coast of the United States. The cherry blossoms on the tidal lagoon in Washington, D.C., bloom in the sunshine, contrasting with the gurgling lake water.

Central Park on Manhattan Island has also awakened from the snow-white winter, like a long green emerald, with spring flowers everywhere.

At the same time, the interesting soul of this young country has also been awakened. From music festivals to art exhibitions, pop-up shops and Internet celebrity walls, everyone is overwhelmed.

6. Thailand is bathed in New Year’s blessings. Thailand’s Songkran Festival is what we commonly call the “Water Splashing Festival.” People use water to wash away bad luck, express blessings, and blend the good wishes for the new year into the water and screams.

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Chiang Mai still retains many traditional customs of Songkran Festival, with countless flowers decorating Buddha statues and parades in traditional costumes stretching for miles.

7. Taiwan, China Chasing spring, from the coast to the mountains Taiwan is undoubtedly a more cost-effective place to enjoy cherry blossoms in spring, but the treasure island with hundreds of flowers blooming is far more beautiful than you imagine.

The cherry blossoms on Mount Ali are hidden in the sea of ??clouds, the city is washed fresh and translucent by spring rains, and the rice fields in Hualien are unrivaled in green. The real "spring in a small town" is here.