Fascination with North Africa💗MARRAKECH, Morocco｜YSL’s private garden JARDIN MAJORELLE is like a paradise!

#花看客服#overseas travel Surrounded by cacti from different places! Jardin Majorelle🍀 located in Marrakech, Morocco, has planted more than 300 species of plants from five continents, many of which are rare and exotic! The garden has many origins. In 1966, when French fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent visited Morocco, he was deeply fascinated by the unique scenery of the garden! Waiting until 1980, the villa garden was sold. In order to prevent this unique garden from being turned into a hotel project, YSL immediately bought it and rebuilt it into a unique artist garden private villa, and renamed it Villa Oasis. . This garden was carefully created by artist Jacques Majorelle in 1924. He became a gardener and applied artistic inspiration to the garden design. Different types of flowers, plants and trees from all over the world, including many rare species, are harmoniously and consistently intertwined. Together! There are various kinds of cacti, most of which come from South America, South Africa, and Mexico. Some of them are as tall as 20 feet! The superior cactus is an eye-opener! In addition to many, many cacti, there are also bamboo forests from China and koi ponds from Japan. I didn’t expect to see such a garden landscape in Morocco! There is also a small gallery "Galerie Love" by designer Yves Saint Laurent in the park, which displays some of his handwritten paintings with the theme of "love" during his lifetime. The Jardin Majorelle garden is not very big, less than half a hectare, and the walking range inside is not very large💗 and there are quite a lot of tourists. To avoid the crowds and take photos properly, you may have to arrive as soon as the doors open. There is Musee Berbere (Berber Museum) in the park, which displays more than 600 pieces of art, including jewelry, leather, weavings, carpets, etc. There is also a YSL Museum near the garden, which is a place of pilgrimage for fans. ▎How to get there Address: Rue Yves St Laurent, Marrakech How to get there: From the ancient town of Marrakech Medina, walk there, about 20 minutes. #STARWriterChongChongChong