Being surrounded by millions of flowers is everyone's dream, right? There's exactly a place for it, and it's called the Dubai Miracle Garden. With different shapes made out of gorgeously colored flowers, along with gardens filled with nature's gifts, you're encircled to have a great blooming time. The great news is it has finally re-opened for a new season, giving you the chance to enjoy a 'flower-themed' park!
Dubai Miracle Garden - A Must-Visit Place to Add to Your Bucket List
The Dubai Miracle Garden's gates always reopen as the weather turns chilly at the start of winter. Since its first opening in 2013 - appropriately on Valentine's Day - this 72,000 m² paradise has blossomed into one of the region's most gorgeous, sweet-smelling destinations with more than 150 million flowers in full bloom. It has turned into one of the most recured tourist destinations in Dubai and no wonder why. This is what a real flower paradise looks like.
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What Will You Find in the Dubai Miracle Garden?
Well, besides the incredible visual experience of seeing millions of different flowers around you, you'll also find there are interesting shapes and monuments made out of flowers.
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Photo: @dubaimiraclegarden
One of the most popular and praised flower figures is one of an Emirates A380 plane. With its unique, larger-than-life double-decker design, the Airbus A380 is one of the most loved super jumbo jets in the world – and no airline has more of them than Emirates, Dubai’s flagship carrier. Dubai Miracle Garden decided to honor the skies’ most impressive passenger vehicle in the most natural way they could: botanically. The A380 is covered in more than 500,000 fresh flowers and living plants. Built a couple of years ago, it’s the biggest structure ever built in the garden and even holds a Guinness World Record.
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Floral Clock, Aladdin's World, and Many More Installations
We know how minds work sometimes, and time can be a very worrying aspect of life, ticking and ticking very quickly. While we frequently check it by looking at our phones or wrists, there are instances when it's beneficial to view it from a different angle. One is available at Dubai Miracle Garden in the shape of a stunning 15-meter (49-foot) floral clock. You may also be amazed to see an 'Aladdin' shape behind a castle made entirely of flowers—perfect for capturing breathtaking photos!
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It is created of actual plants and flowers, the designs of which we alter based on the season, which is especially pertinent given how time, the length of the day, and the weather fluctuate. The mechanical components of the floral clock were imported from the US, and its gorgeous design was conceptualized by Miracle Garden Landscaping, one of the garden's own in-house landscaping geniuses.
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Photo: @wellyesitsme
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Photo: @dubaimiraclegarden
Flowers - The Way to Everyone's Hearts
At Dubai Miracle Garden, flowers create a connection that leaves visitors coming back for more. The garden’s iconic flower arches, covered in layers of colorful flowers and extraordinary designs, are one of its standout attractions. These arches aren’t just a pathway but a centerpiece for countless photos, drawing visitors to stop, admire, and capture the moment.
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Whether it’s a quiet stroll or a picture-perfect background, these floral tunnels offer a simple yet stunning way to enjoy the garden’s charm. People who visit Dubai always pay a visit to this garden, especially when it is re-opened and the winter season starts in this lovely city.
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Get Your Tickets in Advance
During the winter, Dubai can get very busy, as it is one of the most popular times of the year to visit the city given the perfect weather for many. As for any other attraction you plan on visiting, it is recommended to get your tickets for the Dubai Miracle Garden in advance. Get your tickets through their website or Instagram account to enjoy the full flower experience all the way in the most magical Arab city.
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