Known as the "hometown of lotus flowers", Wufu township on Wuyi Mountain, East China's Fujian Province has embraced the season with a glorious floral palette. The blooms have attracted wildlife, including many different types of birds. Thousands of lotus flowers are flaunting their beauty in Wufu, which has also strived to build a better ecosystem by prohibiting the use of toxic pesticides. (Photos by Qiu Ruquan/China Daily)

Known as the "hometown of lotus flowers", Wufu township on Wuyi Mountain in East China's Fujian province has embraced the season with a glorious floral palette. The blooms have attracted wildlife, including many different types of birds. Thousands of lotus flowers are flaunting their beauty in Wufu, which has also strived to build a better ecosystem by prohibiting the use of toxic pesticides.

Known as the "hometown of lotus flowers", Wufu township on Wuyi Mountain in East China's Fujian province has embraced the season with a glorious floral palette. The blooms have attracted wildlife, including many different types of birds. Thousands of lotus flowers are flaunting their beauty in Wufu, which has also strived to build a better ecosystem by prohibiting the use of toxic pesticides. 

Known as the "hometown of lotus flowers", Wufu township on Wuyi Mountain in East China's Fujian province has embraced the season with a glorious floral palette. The blooms have attracted wildlife, including many different types of birds. Thousands of lotus flowers are flaunting their beauty in Wufu, which has also strived to build a better ecosystem by prohibiting the use of toxic pesticides.