#1 Kew Royal Botanic Gardens - London, UK

Kew Royal Botanic Gardens is a world-famous destination for those who enjoy the year-round lovely blooms. The beautiful Victorian glasshouses and in-door galleries is also a UNESCO Heritage Site. In the garden, visitors from Malaysia can visit the rubber plants, which is the origin of Malaysia’s rubber industry. It was said that it all started when Henry Ridley smuggled rubber seeds back to the UK from the Amazon, and the seedlings from one of these plants at Kew Gardens were brought to Malaysia and, as the saying goes, the rest is history.

#2 Chelsea Flower Show - London, UK

The Chelsea Flower Show is no doubt one of the most prestigious flower shows in the world. The show attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors every year including members of the Royal Family. It is the show where world-renowned garden designers, plant specialists, florists and nurseries congregate to show off the latest in garden designs and inspirational floral exhibits. Visitors are dazzled by colourful flowers, innovative garden designs and amazing horticultural exhibits. There are also plenty of live music, delicious food and cocktails on-site for visitors to enjoy.

#3 Arthur’s Seat, Royal Botanic Gardens - Edinburgh, Scotland

Although Scotland is famed for its rugged and untamed landscapes, it is in fact a stunningly beautiful place. Visitors can head to the Royal Botanic Gardens to experience Edinburgh’s blooms. It is a famous for its horticultural excellence. Founded in the 17th century, the Royal Botanic Gardens Edinburgh extends over four Gardens and boasts the world’s largest collection of plants. The Gardens offer different plants for every season. For visitors who prefer to walk on the wild side, they can hike up Arthur’s Seat where they may be greeted by a carpet of bright yellow gorse meadow whilst taking in the spectacular ocean view. Or, enjoy a walk among the amazing river trails and forest tracks of Dalkeith Country Park, which is located only six miles away from the Edinburgh centre.

#4 Planten un Blomen - Hamburg, Germany

Located in the heart of central Hamburg - Planten un Blomen – is one of the city’s most popular parks. Complete with a traditional tea house, it is said to be the largest Japanese Garden in Europe. Visitors can sit quietly by one of the many fountains strategically located throughout the park, taking in the fragrance of its blooms and the splay of lights.

#5 Loki Schmidt Garden - Hamburg, Germany

The Loki Schmidt Garden, situated opposite the Klein Flottbek S-Bahn station, is beautifully maintained by the University of Hamburg. The Garden is famous for its diverse offering of flora and fauna. One of its highlights is the Geographical Garden which features floras according to global locations - South America, East Asia, Europe, and North America.

#6 Floralia Brussels - Brussels, Belgium

Mention tulips and the Netherlands spring to mind. Unbeknown to many, Brussels is also home to 400 varieties of tulips! Floralia Brussels, an annual flower show held at Chateau de Grand-Bigard (only 7km from Brussels), showcases more than one million flowers bulbs. It is truly an unforgettable sight!

Do not leave Brussels without experiencing the renowned Brussels flower carpet set up in the Grand Place. The event is held every two years and this

August is the next date to note. The flower carpet is made up of nearly one million beautiful begonias covering more than 1,800 square meters. This spectacle attracts tourists from all over the world.

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