解忧公主薰衣草园

解憂公主薰衣草園實行季節性開放，通常在每年6月至10月間接待遊客，具體時間會根據花期和天氣調整，建議出行前通過官方渠道確認開園狀態。您可以於當天在現場售票處購票入園，旺季時也可通過在線旅遊平台提前預訂以節省時間。遊玩時需特別注意：園區面積廣闊且主要為露天環境，夏季日照強烈，必須做好全面防曬並攜帶充足的飲用水；進入花田拍照時請沿指定小路行走，切勿為了拍照效果踩踏或採摘薰衣草植株；園區內銷售的薰衣草精油等產品請認準正規銷售點，按需購買；園區部分地區地形有起伏，建議穿著舒適的平底鞋；請愛護環境，將垃圾帶至指定丟棄點；此外，由於薰衣草花期相對集中且遊客較多，建議合理安排遊覽時間，錯峰出行以獲得更好體驗。

Princess Jieyou Lavender Garden operates on a seasonal basis, typically open to visitors from June to October each year. Specific opening dates may vary depending on the flowering period and weather conditions, so it is advisable to confirm the garden’s status through official channels before your trip. You can purchase tickets on-site at the ticket office on the day of your visit, or during peak season, you may book in advance through online travel platforms to save time. During your visit, please take special note: the garden is expansive and primarily outdoors, with intense sunlight in summer, so comprehensive sun protection and ample drinking water are essential. When entering the lavender fields for photos, please stay on designated paths and avoid trampling or picking the lavender plants for photography purposes. For lavender essential oils and other products sold within the garden, please purchase from authorized outlets as needed. Some areas of the garden have uneven terrain, so wearing comfortable flat shoes is recommended. Please help protect the environment by disposing of trash in designated bins. Additionally, as the lavender blooming season is relatively short and attracts many visitors, it is advisable to plan your visit wisely and consider traveling during off-peak hours for a better experience.

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解憂公主薰衣草園位於新疆伊犁霍城縣清水河鎮，地處天山北麓伊犁河谷，是與法國普羅旺斯齊名的世界三大薰衣草種植基地之一。園區由薰衣草博物館、香草品種園和GMP芳香車間三部分組成，是中國首家集薰衣草育苗、種植、加工、文化展示於一體的主題觀光產業園。每年六月至七月，連綿的紫色花海與七彩花田、大風車、香草文化長廊等景觀交織，形成浪漫的田園畫卷。園內還設有中國唯一的薰衣草主題博物館，展示薰衣草精油提煉工藝及香草文化，是體驗薰衣草全產業鏈和西域歷史文化的獨特目的地。

Princess Jieyou Lavender Garden is located in Qingshuihe Town, Huocheng County, Ili, Xinjiang, nestled in the Ili River Valley at the northern foot of the Tianshan Mountains. It is one of the world's top three lavender cultivation bases, alongside France's Provence. The garden consists of three main sections: the Lavender Museum, the Fragrant Herb Garden, and a GMP aromatic workshop, making it China's first theme park integrating lavender seedling cultivation, planting, processing, and cultural display. Every year from June to July, the vast purple lavender fields blend with attractions like the colorful flower terraces, windmills, and the Fragrant Herb Culture Corridor, creating a romantic pastoral scene. The park also features China's only lavender-themed museum, showcasing lavender essential oil extraction techniques and herb culture, offering a unique destination to experience the entire lavender industry chain and the history of the Western Regions.

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