Flowers and plants are the spirits left by God in the world. No matter where in the world, people can always awaken the beauty of these spirits with their love and show you their uniqueness with their unique aesthetics. There are beautiful scenery, please follow me into the top ten most beautiful gardens in the world.

1. The Butchart Garden, Canada

Located 21 kilometers away from the northern suburbs of Victoria on Vancouver Island, it is the most beautiful and tranquil paradise in Victoria. It was built in 1904. In 2000, Butchart, a cement merchant, mined limestone here. When he retired, his wife converted the place into a garden, and they planted flowers and plants collected from all over the world. The Butchart family has been involved in horticulture and tourism for more than a century. The garden now includes sunken gardens, rose gardens, Japanese gardens, Italian gardens, and many other landscapes. The gardening skills displayed are heart-stirring and attract more than a million tourists from all over the world every year.

Looking at the Rocky Mountains from a distance, you can see the mountains and mountains, and the scenery is different in each season.

Walking in the plant arched cloister is comfortable and pleasant.

There are trails and stone steps in the garden that can be climbed. There are curved railings next to it and the slopes outside the railings are covered with famous flowers. There are winding paths at the bottom of the mountain. It is adjacent to an artificial small lake and has a mountain spring rushing down. The water sprays directly into the water and makes a gurgling sound.

2. The Garden of Cosmic SpeculationScotland

Located in Dumfries in southwest Scotland, it is the home of the famous architectural critic Charles Jenks. Jencks built a private garden in 1990. The design of the garden was inspired by science and mathematics, and the builders made full use of the topography to express these themes, such as black holes, fractals, etc. Although it is actually a private garden, it is open for one day every year through the Scotland Gardens Scheme (SGS) to raise funds for the charity Maggies Centers.

Walk hand in hand with your lover and children in this villa By the pond with such a shape, I believe it will have a special feeling in your heart.

The patchwork texture will bring you more than a unique scenery

3. Versailles Garden (Versailles), France

The Palace of Versailles is located in the southwest of Paris , second only to the Eiffel Tower in the center of Paris in the number of visitors every year, the Palace of Versailles has a history of more than 300 years, and the area where it is located was originally a forest and swamp wasteland. The Gardens of Versailles were built for King Louis XIV of France and their designer was Andre LeNotre. The palace at that time had 26 rooms. On the second floor there were the king's office, bedroom, audience room, wardrobe room, entourage bedrooms and other rooms. The first floor was a furniture storage room and armory. In 1833, the Palace of Versailles was established as a national historical museum, and in 1980 it was included in the World Cultural and Natural Heritage List.

To the west of the palace is a large garden with a unique German-French style and beautiful scenery. The axis is 3 kilometers long and the roads are straight. It is called the Runner's Garden.

A dazzling array of murals, gleaming glass chandeliers and sculptures, and countless art treasures. It is a brilliant pearl in the treasure house of human art and culture.

4. Thailand Nong Nooch Garden

Nong nooch Garden, also known as Orchid Garden, is said to be the most beautiful garden in Southeast Asia. The owner of the garden is Nonglut, a Thai woman. She loves orchids very much. She collects various orchid varieties and carefully cultivates them in the garden. There are all kinds of precious orchids on the ground, on bamboo frames and hanging from the ceiling. More than 670 local varieties and more than 300 foreign varieties.

Not far from the garden, there is a broad lawn, surrounded by rows of hedges with tree crowns trimmed into spherical, umbrella-shaped, and tower-shaped shapes. There are lifelike tigers, lions, peacocks and other trees. The shape, coupled with small bridges, flowing water, pavilions, pavilions and green corridors made of climbing plants, decorated with a wide variety of flowers, is like a beautiful picture.

In the garden, there are Phalaenopsis orchids that look like colorful butterflies, Strelitzia reginae that look like cranes raising their heads, and dancing girl orchids that look like a group of girls in yellow skirts dancing in the green bushes.

5. Keukenhof Garden in the Netherlands

Keukenhof Garden is located in Liess, a small town rich in bulb fields on the outskirts of Amsterdam. It is also the site of the annual flower parade. The only way to go. The park was originally the seat of Countess Jacob. HOF (HOF) means the courtyard in the castle, which is used for hunting and growing vegetables and herbs for kitchen meals. KEUKEN (KEUKEN) means kitchen. It is said that this is the park. Origin of the name Kenhoff. The variety, quantity, quality and arrangement of tulips in the park are among the best in the world. Every spring, a flower show is held here for about eight weeks, and many related activities are also arranged, including workshops on gardening and flower arrangement, and exhibitions on various themes.

Wandering in the sea of ??tulips and watching the windmill slowly turning, you can’t think of anything more pleasant than this?

The park is surrounded by fields of flowers, and the park is composed of Tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, and various bulbs form a richly colored picture. There are more than 6 million flowers of various types in the garden, and there are also many rare and rare varieties.

6. Boboli-Garden, Italy

The Boboli Garden in Italy is a world-renowned ancient Roman-style garden. In the early fourteenth century, the Boboli Courtyard was the private courtyard of the Medici family, the most prominent nobles in Florence. The Medici family would hold a grand music party in the courtyard every festival. Being invited to the Boboli party, enjoying the musicians' performance and tasting the chef's delicacies was a symbol of honor for a person of status at that time. Designer Trippolo carefully completed the beautiful Boboli Gardens a few years before his death (1550-1558), making it a masterpiece of his garden architecture.

Statues full of Western charm abound in the garden, which makes people marvel at the development of Western art and culture.

The smart fountain, the quiet lake, all the colors and movements are so harmonious, making people feel relaxed and happy from the heart.

7. Huntington Botanical Cardens, United States

Visitors do not need to buy tickets. This 207-acre botanical garden is divided into botanical gardens and art and cultural relics exhibitions. District and other two parts. The botanical garden not only has a wide range of trees, flowers and plants, but also is divided into North Garden, Tea Garden, Shakespeare Garden, Rose Garden, Palm Garden, Japanese Garden, Desert Garden, Jungle Garden, Subtropical Garden according to the categories of horticulture and plants. Twelve areas including the Garden, Australian Garden and Plant Garden. But the most attractive thing is the desert garden, which is planted with various strange-shaped desert plants, such as cacti and succulent stem plants, and is cleverly placed in a background similar to their growing environment, which is even more fascinating. The art and cultural relics exhibition area includes a library, an amphitheater, an art gallery and a cultural relics exhibition hall.

Walking on the bridge, you stand on the bridge and look at the scenery, and the people watching the scenery stand under the bridge and look at you.

The rose garden is one of the most beautiful rose gardens in the world. 1. All kinds of roses have lush foliage and large flowers in various colors. When you want to walk alone and think about life quietly, this long trail is a good choice.

8. Kirstenbosch National Botanic Garden, South Africa

Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden is located on the eastern slope of Table Mountain in Cape Town, South Africa, covering an area of 528 hectares, of which only 36 hectares are open to cultivation. Although the park was established in 1913, the first governor planted the hedge plant Brabejum stellatifolium here as a colonial boundary as early as 1660, and these plants are still there today. As one of the six major flora in the world, the Cape Floristic Region is small, accounting for only 0.04% of the surface, but has more than 8,500 plant species, a considerable number of which are endemic species.

The collection and cultivation of 4,000 species of local plants from the Cape Peninsula is the biggest feature of the Kerstenbosch National Botanic Garden, making it a coveted place for plant workers.

You must be nervous when you step onto this long bridge in the sky, but when you actually walk up and look down, it must be a wonderful feeling.

9. EXBURY Gardens, England

Exbury Gardens is located in the New Forest National Park and is owned by the Rothschild family. . The New Forest is located southwest of Southampton. It is a national park with pleasant scenery. It is sometimes directly transliterated as New Forest. The forest has some of the richest species in the UK and is surrounded by some pretty little villages.

It is said that every school has a wisteria corridor. Can this dense wisteria waterfall evoke your fond memories of the past?

The colorful trees and the peaceful scenery The sky is blue, the hidden earth is shrouded in silence, everything is gentle.

10. Yu Garden, China

Shanghai Yu Garden was originally built by Pan Yunduan, a native of Shanghai who was the governor of Sichuan in the Ming Dynasty, to serve his father Pan En, the minister of the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty. Yuyue means old relatives, so it is named Yuyuan. It was first built in 1559 and has a history of more than 400 years. In the garden, there are pavilions and pavilions such as Sansui Hall, Big Rockery, Iron Lion, Kuai Tower, Deyue Tower, Yu Linglong, Jiyu Water Corridor, Tingtao Pavilion, Hanbi Tower, Inner Garden Meditation Hall, Ancient Stage, rockeries, and ponds. There are more than 40 ancient buildings. Yuyuan Garden is one of the four major cultural markets in the country, as famous as Beijing Panjiayuan, Liulichang and Nanjing Confucius Temple.

The design is exquisite and the layout is delicate. It is famous for its tranquility, beauty and exquisiteness. It has the characteristics of small and large, reflecting the style of Jiangnan garden architectural art in the Ming Dynasty. It is a pearl in the Jiangnan classical gardens.

The garden has various pavilions, towering mountains and rocks, and sparkling lakes. It is known as the most beautiful place in the south of the Yangtze River.

A good garden, whether Chinese or Western, is bound to be pleasing to the eye. However, due to different emphasis, Western gardens feel pleasing to the eye, while Chinese gardens are meant to be pleasing to the eye.

European gardens are a precious heritage of human culture, lively, regular, luxurious and warm. The buildings in the garden all pay attention to integrity, and use geometric combinations to achieve numerical harmony.

Chinese classical gardens are beautiful in subtlety, subtlety, tranquility and indifference, focusing on emotional feelings. The various formal attributes of natural objects, such as lines, shapes, proportions, and combinations, do not play a major role in aesthetic preconsciousness. The space circulates back and forth, with twists and turns, endless, pursuing the realm of implicitness.