Cherry blossom viewing in Toronto Highland Park in Canada is favored by immigrants.

Immigrant friends studying in Canada, if you want to enjoy the beautiful scenery and relax after studying and working in Canada, the best thing is to enjoy flowers. A large number of Canadian immigrants from China like to go to Toronto's Highland Park to see cherry blossoms.

Watching cherry blossoms in Toronto Highland Park every May has become a reserved program for Chinese communities, especially for immigrant communities in Chinese mainland. Cherry blossoms enter HighPark in the open season, and at least 70% of the people who look at the flowers are mainland immigrants, so they can't go to Japan or Washington to enjoy the flowers in person. Watching flowers in Highland Park is also an excellent choice.

Although cherry blossoms are beautiful, they have a short flowering period. There is a saying that cherry blossoms last for seven days. Some people say that cherry blossoms are born in the nobility, and its only mission is to be beautiful for people to watch. The most famous cherry blossom viewing activity in the world is the cherry blossom in Toronto Highland Park, which was introduced from Japan in the 1960s and mainly concentrated on the hillside near GrenadierPond in the southwest of the park and beside the sidewalk by the lake. At the beginning of May every year, cherry blossoms in HighPark are in full bloom and beautiful.

The cherry blossoms in Highland Park have entered the best viewing period.