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Cherry blossoms come in three colors: white, pink, and red. A single cherry blossom typically lasts from 7 to 15 days, averaging about a week. The lifespan varies depending on the variety and environmental conditions. The cherry blossom season usually falls in March or April. Currently, cherry blossoms are in full bloom throughout the world.
Cherry blossom trees line a river in Kawazu, Japan.
Cherry blossoms come in many varieties, from wild ones growing in the mountains to meticulously cultivated varieties created for human enjoyment.
Here are some images of cherry blossoms in full bloom across the world:
Birds perch on early-blooming cherry blossoms in a park in Tokyo, Japan.
At Ueno Park
A child plays among cherry blossoms at Tidal Basin in Washington, DC.
Cherry blossoms in a park in Ningbo, Zhejiang province, eastern China.
Cherry blossoms glow brilliantly in the morning light along the Tidal Basin in Washington.
People enjoy the cherry blossoms as they paddle boats on the Chidorigafuchi moat in Japan.
Enjoy a beautiful day in the park during cherry blossom season in Tokyo, Japan.
With the U.S. Capitol Building in the background, the blooming Yoshino cherry trees are seen in the afternoon sun.
Tokyo Skytree seen from behind cherry blossoms.
Cherry blossom trees in full bloom are illuminated along the Meguro River in Tokyo.
Tourists fly kites during the annual Cherry Blossom Kite Festival near the U.S. Capitol building.
Take a stroll along Tidal Basin as the cherry blossoms bloom in Washington, DC.
People take photos amidst the blooming cherry blossoms around Tidal Basin in Washington, DC.
Take a walk along the Tidal Basin.
Cherry blossoms in a garden in the new Guian district, southwestern China.
Phuong Thao
Source: The Atlantic
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