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Princess Jieyou's Lavender Garden is located in Huocheng County, Yili Prefecture, which is also the place with the largest lavender planting area and density in China. In June and July every year, there are large areas of lavender fields on both sides of the road in Huocheng for viewing and photographing. Princess Jieyou's Lavender Garden has not only lavender fields with a wide view, but also colorful flower fields composed of various flowers and romantic sculptures in the fields. It is the best place to photograph flower fields nearby.
The park also features a museum dedicated to lavender and essential oils, offering a deeper understanding of the plant. The park's main gate is located on the west side, next to National Highway 218. The museum is right inside the gate, and behind it are the colorful flower fields, a variety garden, a fragrant grass workshop, and a vast expanse of purple lavender fields at the rear of the scenic area.
The depth of the recreational area is about 200 meters. After visiting the museum, you can take photos in the flower fields and observe the essential oil production process in the fragrant grass workshop.
Temperate continental climate, alpine climate;
The lavender blooms in mid-June each year, but the viewing period is short, only about a week. If you go too late, the lavender will have been harvested.
Recommended play time: 2-4 hours
Peak season : 35 yuan/person
Off-season : 17 yuan/person
Peak season: 9:00-20:00
Off-season: 10:00-18:00
Huocheng Lavender Manor is a modern agricultural and leisure attraction, highlighting Xinjiang’s unique climate for lavender cultivation and promoting rural tourism and local economy.
Located in Huocheng County, Yili Prefecture, Xinjiang. Accessible by taxi or private car from Yining city; walking is suitable within the manor grounds.
Open daily from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Best time to visit is late June to early August when lavender is in full bloom.
Entrance fee is around 50–70 RMB. Tickets can be purchased at the gate; some travel platforms may offer online booking.
Booking in advance is recommended during peak season to secure entry, usually 1–2 weeks ahead.
2–3 hours to walk through the fields, enjoy photography, and visit shops.
Guided tours are occasionally available in Chinese; audio guides are not commonly provided.
Central fields, elevated platforms, and decorative photo zones provide excellent spots, especially early morning or late afternoon for natural light.
Start from the entrance, walk along the main lavender paths, visit photo zones, explore shops, and finish at relaxation areas or café spots.
Night visits and light shows are generally not offered; special seasonal events occur during peak bloom months.
Weekdays are less crowded; weekends and holidays see higher visitor numbers, especially during peak bloom season.
Facilities include public restrooms, benches, small cafes, souvenir shops, and shaded rest areas.
Mostly accessible; paths are flat and suitable for children and elderly. Some areas may be less suitable for wheelchairs due to uneven terrain.
Both cash and mobile payments (WeChat Pay, Alipay) are generally accepted at ticket counters and shops.
Small cafés and restaurants nearby offer light meals and snacks; limited options inside the manor.
Vegetarian and halal options may be available at nearby restaurants.
Hotels and guesthouses in Huocheng County and Yining city provide the nearest accommodations, ranging from budget to mid-range.
Shops sell lavender products such as essential oils, soaps, sachets, and small decorative items.
Taxi or private car is recommended for traveling to nearby attractions or returning to Yining city.
