It offers an entrance to the wondrous world of nature with displays of exotic plants, flowers, fruits and more — all arranged by geographical regions.

The Gardens is home to somewhere in the region of 7,000 different species spread over around 30 acres.

They are the largest botanical gardens in the Middle East.

The Gardens are home to plants from different continents, some of which are rare and endangered species, as well as edible plants and others with healing properties.

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