Gardens are human creations, established over millennia, particularly to enjoy the serene beauty of our surroundings. From the Netherlands to Thailand, our world offers some of the most spectacular and remarkable gardens for one to visit.
Here are some of the most beautiful gardens located around the globe, compiled by topdreamers.com:
Keukenhof Gardens, The Netherlands
Known to be the most beautiful spring garden in the world, this creation has multiple assortments of gorgeous flowers. With 7 million tulips, daffodils and hyacinths it covers about 32 hectares and is a sensational treat for garden lovers.
Versailles Garden, France
Founded by King Louis 14th in 1661, this garden is rich in history. It was built by some of the world’s best artists, painters and landscape designers at the time and continues to allure visitors. Paths here lead to flower beds, ornamental lakes, quiet corners and a canal. The gardens at Versailles are elegantly refined and serve as a delicacy for the world’s eyes.
Butchart Gardens, Canada
What started as a small garden around the house of Robert Pim Butchart has become one of the most magnificent gardens in the world. When six distinct and stunning gardens come together, the result is splendid. With rose-laden arches, gentle paths, luscious scents and unique shrubs, the garden’s Canadian charm will keep visitors coming.
Suan Nong Nooch, Thailand
The Nong Nooch paradise has many beautiful gardens and features the largest variety of palms and Cycads in the world along with a glorious selection of Thai orchids. Offering several tropical flowers and plants to see, the Nong Nooch garden is a gorgeous sight for nature enthusiasts and tourists, allowing one to indulge in an alluring and dazzling atmosphere.
Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden, Florida
One of the world’s most unique botanical gardens that overwhelms you with sweet fragrances, several beautiful flowering vines, brightly coloured pools of cichlids from tropical Africa and an exotic vine pergola to walk under. The garden’s teams are leading researchers for palms and a visit provides an amazing experience with a chance to see some incredibly bizarre plants brought together from different parts of the world.
Published in The Express Tribune, August 26th, 2014.
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