Huizhou Botanical Garden is so beautiful

I have heard of Huizhou Botanical Garden for a long time. Judging from the pictures, it is very similar to Singapore's Gardens by the Bay. As you enter the park, you will see Pearl Lake. There are schools of ducks and koi swimming in the lake. You can bring your own bread to feed them, or buy fish food at the store. The greenhouse across the lake is eye-catching, as if you are in a tropical rain forest. The plants in the museum are stacked layer by layer, spreading from top to bottom. The dome is five stories high and strollers can easily pass through it by walking along the ramp. Each plant is equipped with an introduction tag, making it an excellent place for popular science. There is a science museum and a desert botanical garden next to the top of the greenhouse. The air-conditioning is open, so you can cool down here in the hot summer. After the visit, you can go out directly without having to go back the same way. In addition, there are small hills to climb in the park, with some small attractions dotted along the way. Tickets No tickets or reservations required. Parking fees are low, only 5 yuan a day for a small car. Opening hours Botanical Gardens: 08:00 - 18:30 Greenhouse: 09:00 - 17:30 (closed on Mondays)