Blooms are a natural spectacle that attracts tourists from all over the world, with Spain being one of the tourist destinations for this new flowering tourism.
An article published in the digital edition of La Vanguardia newspaper on March 23 reviews what are considered the most beautiful blooms in the world (link to the news), among which he places several that take place in the different territories of Spain, specifically Cieza, where this March, this year with a little delay, has gathered thousands of visitors who have enjoyed the unparalleled color that occurs in these lands of the interior of the Region of Murcia; of course the flowering of the cherry trees of the Jerte Valley, which will begin around March 23/24, and will reach its greatest splendor in the first week of April, to end around April 10/12. And finally, he mentions the flowering of the sunflowers in the Seville town of Carmona, which occurs in mid-June.
The most famous flowering season in the world comes from Japan, where samurai promote the practice of sitting under a cherry tree and watching its flowers bloom. The evolution of this custom is translated today into hanami, a word associated with the flowering period that takes place every August. In addition, the chrysanthemum festival is also celebrated in Japan in autumn.
In the Netherlands, the blooming of tulips is a spectacle that attracts tourists from all over the world. The city of Lisse is the world's most important flower garden and opens its doors every spring with a burst of colour. In Washington DC, more than 3,000 cherry trees gifted by Japan in 1912 surround the Tidal Basin. In Jordan, the Dana Nature Reserve trail offers a breathtaking view of wildflowers, including the endangered national flower, the black iris. In Nepal, the Annapurna mountain range offers stunning views of rhododendron forests in bloom.
In short, the most beautiful blooms in the world are a natural spectacle that attracts tourists from all over the world. In Spain, the cherry blossoms of the Jerte Valley, the peach trees of Cieza and the sunflowers of Carmona are some of the most popular spring awakenings.
What other blooms in Spain are as impressive as those in Cieza, Jerte and Carmona?
In Spain, there are many impressive blooms during spring and summer. Some of the most notable are the cherry blossom in the Jerte Valley, the almond blossom in Cieza and the orange blossom in Carmona. However, there are many other spectacular blooms in Spain that are also worth visiting.
For example, at the Quinta de los Molinos in Madrid, the almond trees bloom between February and March, creating a beautiful natural spectacle in the city.
In the Caderechas Valley in Burgos, fruit trees such as reinetas apples and cherries blossom in April, creating a white valley full of aromas and flavours.
In Asturias, the apple blossom is a spectacle that can be enjoyed in towns such as Colunga, Bimenes, Cabranes, Sariego, Nava and Villaviciosa.
In addition, the peach tree is another tree whose flowering becomes an explosion of colour very early, as its flowers begin to appear at the end of winter and beginning of spring.
Other impressive blooms in Spain include the plum blossom, the lavender bloom in Brihuega, and the sunflower fields in the province of Cadiz.
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