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Dubai Miracle Garden, United Arab Emirates

The Dubai Miracle Garden is one of the biggest gardens in the world with around 100million species growing in 7.2 hectares

Unlike many other gardens around the world, the plants in Dubai Miracle Garden have been cultivated on trellises to create different shapes like the houses above

The Dubai Miracle Garden is one of the biggest gardens in the world with around 100million species growing in 7.2 hectares.

Unlike many other gardens around the world, the plants in Dubai Miracle Garden have been cultivated on trellises to create different shapes.

Inside, you will find flowers and other plants grown around buildings, walk ways and even 'leaping dolphins'.

It's also perhaps one of the few gardens in the world that's closed during the summer months as it gets too hot in the Emirates.

Admission is 30AED (￡5.66) for everyone over the age of three.

www.dubaimiraclegarden.com