The National Botanical Garden's Wansheng Garden

The National Botanical Garden's Wansheng Garden (Ornamental Plant Greenhouse) opened on January 1, 2000, with an exhibition area of 6,500 square meters. The greenhouse is home to over 3,000 species (including varieties) of ornamental plants originating from tropical and subtropical regions, totaling more than 60,000 plants. The exhibition room is divided into areas such as the Tropical Rainforest Room, Desert Plant Room, Orchid and Carnivorous Plant Room, and the Four Seasons Garden. Wansheng Garden is actually the exhibition greenhouse of the North Garden. Wansheng Garden is divided into four main exhibition areas: the Tropical Rainforest Area, Desert Plant Area, Four Seasons Garden Area, and the Special Plant Exhibition Room, covering an exhibition area of 6,500 square meters. Here, you can see many exotic flowers and plants that are usually found in the south or even in tropical rainforests. Additionally, there was an announcement that there would be an orchid exhibition on the 14th and 15th of the first lunar month, but fearing the crowds on those days, I decided to visit today to avoid the peak. However, upon entering Wansheng Garden, I found that there weren't many orchids. When I asked the staff, they replied that the orchid exhibition was only on the 14th and 15th of the first lunar month and has already been dismantled. Although there were no orchids, the scenery inside the greenhouse was still quite impressive.