Results: World's Best Gardens - Part 2

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07/26/2026

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Continuation of my garden series looking at the world's best gardens.
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Nong Nooch Tropical Gardens in Pattaya, Thailand. A blend of Thai landscaping and European-style gardens, these beautiful 500-acre gardens are more like a theme park, encompassing restaurants, hotels and cultural shows. You can see everything from cacti, bonsai, orchid nurseries and a French garden modeled after Versailles. Have you ever been to Thailand?
Yes
8%
75 votes
No
73%
715 votes
Undecided
3%
32 votes
Not Applicable
16%
151 votes
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2.
Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden in Cape Town, South Africa is regarded as one of the best botanical gardens in the world. Kirstenbosch spreads out over 1,300+ acres at the base of Table Mountain. Kirstenbosch showcases more than 7,000 native South African species unique to the region and the popular Tree Canopy Walkway (known locally as "The Boomslang" or "tree snake"), where you walk along a raised curved bridge high above the treetops. Would you like to walk high above the tree tops?
Yes
35%
337 votes
No
31%
304 votes
Undecided
18%
176 votes
Not Applicable
16%
156 votes
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3.
The Alhambra is a breathtaking UNESCO World Heritage site in Granada, Spain, representing the pinnacle of Moorish art and architecture in Europe. This Moorish castle fortress complex was the summer palace of the Nasrid dynasty and in Alhambra is Generalife Gardens. This 13th-century Moorish garden provides a peaceful atmosphere with fountains and intricate walkways. Generalife means "garden of paradise" or "garden of feasts." Have you ever traveled to Spain?
Yes
16%
157 votes
No
66%
639 votes
Undecided
4%
37 votes
Not Applicable
14%
140 votes

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