Taiyuan is currently experiencing a peak season for autumn tourism, with the Ginkgo Avenue at Taiyuan Botanical Garden emerging as a particularly captivating destination. The striking visual composition of sapphire skies, golden ginkgo leaves and vibrant chrysanthemums, creates a layered tapestry that embodies autumn's romantic spirit and vibrant energy.

Thousands of ginkgo trees stand in perfect alignment along the pathway, their golden crowns shimmering under the gentle autumn sun. Visitors find themselves immersed in a breathtaking panorama: crystalline blue skies above, an endless ‘golden ocean’ at eye level, and a colorful carpet of chrysanthemums underfoot. This magnificent display has drawn numerous photography enthusiasts and nature lovers eager to capture the season's transient beauty.

According to garden authorities, these ginkgo trees possess significant scientific importance beyond their visual appeal. As living fossils that have survived for millions of years, ginkgo trees are classified as first-class protected wild plants in China. Both their distinctive fan-shaped leaves and nutritious nuts hold valued medicinal properties, adding deeper meaning to their stunning autumn display.