"Wondrous Forest Night Tour" at Wuhan Botanical Garden is staged romantically.

It's so beautiful! It's like accidentally stepping into an anime world.

Enchanted Misty Forest.

The first phase of the themed night tour "Enchanted Forest Night Tour" at Wuhan Botanical Garden will run until mid-September. The entire night tour consists of two parts: the "Enchanted Forest" night event and the "Summer Evening Breeze" exquisite camping experience. Centered on the ecological landscape of Wuhan Botanical Garden, including its waters, forests, grasses, and lakes, the night tour leverages the spatial characteristics of different terrains and landforms. It employs light art, digital lighting, lasers, and mist systems to create night attractions such as the Planet Corridor, Misty Forest, and Plant Light Show. These elements blend nature with light and shadow, integrating ecology with lighting to build a magical and romantic immersive night tour experience.

100-Meter Dreamy Planet Corridor.

At 8 PM on August 11th, all kinds of light installations in the botanical garden were lit up simultaneously. Lights, lasers, and mist systems intertwined dreamily, turning the entire botanical garden into an enchanted forest, a sight too beautiful to be fully appreciated. A tour around revealed that the 100-Meter Dreamy Planet Corridor was the most dazzling of all. The camphor tree avenue beside the central lawn was transformed into a magnificent starry corridor: 800 sets of blue light strings wove into a blue sky-like canopy, 200 planets strung together in the air to form a brilliant galaxy, with planets of varying sizes scattered in an irregular yet harmonious arrangement, creating a boundless splendor. Walking beneath this "galaxy" feels like strolling in outer space. Spray systems installed on both sides of the starry corridor release gentle, swirling mists that drift around like clouds, bringing a refreshing coolness to the skin.

100-Meter Dreamy Planet Corridor.

12-year-old Ma Yixin had a great time here with her parents. She said she had visited the botanical garden several times before, but it was her first time coming at night—she found the garden’s night beautiful and cool.

Ma Yixin mentioned that the Enchanted Misty Forest was her favorite attraction. Cute animals like sika deer, tigers, ladybugs, and butterflies all glowed, as if holding a bonfire party in the forest. “My favorite movie is Alice in Wonderland. This scene makes me feel like I’ve turned into Alice, playing with the little animals in the forest.”

Tian Yinuo, a little boy playing with her, said this scene was more like the lively celebration in the anime Hotarubi no Mori e (Into the Forest of Fireflies' Light), giving him a feeling of traveling through into an anime world.

On the central lawn, a huge "Full Moon" gently kissed the grass. The moonlight shimmered clearly, brimming with romance. The futuristic angel wings, glowing with light and shadow, were extremely eye-catching. Several slender and bright fiber optic curtains stood on the lawn, evoking the scene of "sparks flying like trees of fire and silver flowers".

From 19:30 to 20:30 every day, visitors can also watch traditional Chinese-style mythological performances on the central lawn.

Young people relax through camping.

Lawns, camping, music, summer evening breezes... Every element is the most touching beauty in life.

This time, Wuhan Botanical Garden has also collaborated with brands to launch an exquisite outdoor glamping site, providing citizens with an excellent choice for urban micro-vacation. In the primitive-style "tribal camp", people can reconnect with nature and "recharge" their lives.

It is reported that the camp adheres to the concept of environmental protection and sustainability. The gatehouse, coffee tables, and stage are all made of waste wood sourced from second-hand markets. With log-colored wooden pillars, operating platforms built from shipping containers, straw-woven "sofas", clay vases, and cushions and blankets with strong ethnic customs, the camp seems to naturally grow from nature, exuding a nomadic charm.

At the forest summer camp, children get to know and observe insects.

"This is the slow life I've been longing for," said 27-year-old Wang Yihan, who came here for a team building activity with her colleagues. She mentioned that after a day's work, escaping the hustle and bustle of the city here briefly, feeling the summer evening breeze, and enjoying the slow time in nature have rekindled her passion for life.

At the forest summer camp, children identify insects.

Currently, the camp has 3 large pointed-top tents and 4 awnings, which can accommodate 80 people seated at the same time. In the later stage, the camp will integrate open-air movies, outdoor trendy sports, forest concerts, and immersive role-playing games into the camp scene.