Spring has officially arrived in America, coinciding with the blooming of cherry blossoms in Washington, D.C., an event that began in 1912 when Japan gifted 3,020 sakura trees. These trees bloom annually, with the best viewing locations including the Tidal Basin and several notable memorials. An interactive map by CasseyTrees allows residents and visitors to locate cherry trees across the capital, showcasing the beauty and cultural significance of these blossoms.
As Washington.org notes, some of the best places to snap your cherry blossom pics include the Jefferson Memorial, the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial, and the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial.
A great way to find them is to use the interactive map created by the Washington, D.C., nonprofit called CasseyTrees, which helps maintain and protect the tree canopy of America's capital.
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