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World’s most unusual gardens to visit!
Gardens are, without any doubt, the most-loved outdoor spaces. These spots help us to stop, breathe, reconnect, and reflect on why nature is one of the most important aspects of our life. While some gardens are just beautiful, some others stand out because of their uniqueness. Here, we take you through some of the world’s most unusual gardens to visit, which are no less than magical.
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Lost Garden of Heligan
The gardens of Heligan got lost to time after the outbreak of World War II. However, the garden was rediscovered in the 1990s by gardeners, when it became England’s largest garden restoration project. Today, if you visit this spot, you get the opportunity to explore more than 200 acres of gardens, agriculture sites, and lush jungles. Explore this unusual garden which was once thought to be lost, and witness the beauty of rare heirlooms surrounded by centuries old architecture.
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Gardens of Bomarzo
Sometimes referred to as the ‘Park of Monsters’, the Gardens of Bomarzo is unique and unusual in its own ways. As per the records, this unique growing space was commissioned in 1552, by Pier Francesco Orsini, as an expression of deepest grief. Although the garden has been designed in such a manner that it scares and shocks people, the place became so famous that after Orsini’s death, it was opened to the public.
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Las Pozas
This magical and beautiful art garden was built by British surrealist Edward James in the late 1940s . Records suggest that after two years of work, he transformed more than 80 ac of dense jungle into small pools, waterfalls, and concrete surrealist sculptures. When here, you can explore the woods that are surrounded by towering arches, rare plants, and incredible natural rock formations.
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Ancient City Gardens of Sigiriya
Dotted with impressive rock faces, vast water features, and sloping terraces, Ancient City Gardens of Sigiriya are considered one of the world’s oldest. The Sigiriya fortress was built in such a manner that it looks like a lion, which is further surrounded with beautiful garden spaces and lush greenery. Today, this spot remains open throughout the year, and the garden tour will be one of the memorable moments that you won’t forget soon!
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Gardens by the Bay
Dazzling colors and brilliant views are the most iconic features of this 101 ha garden. These gardens are particularly noted for their unique and great approach to conservation, including the humid Cloud Forest, surreal Flower Dome, and the marvellous Supertree Grove. During the evening hours, the Supertrees light up, and use solar energy to both light up and feed plants.
