Stand beside Earth's largest living things
View natural bridges formed by tree roots
View naturally multicolored tree bark that reveals bright colors as it sheds
Visit 5000-year-old trees in California's White Mountains, oldest living things
Learn to identify, harvest, and use wild edible plants, mushrooms, and other natural resources. Gain skills in recognizing species like morel mushrooms (prized for their honeycomb caps and earthy flavor), dandelion greens (nutritious leaves and roots used in salads and teas), and blackberries (sweet berries for jams and desserts), while understanding sustainable practices and safety guidelines.
Create and maintain a miniature garden in a glass container
Giant water lilies and centuries-old palms in one of the oldest botanic gardens in the southern hemisphere.
Historic cocoa plantation estate.
Plantation gardens and batik studio.
Palm forest of the coco de mer, UNESCO-listed.
Nutmeg, cocoa and cinnamon estates on the "Isle of Spice", with tastings and chocolate factories.
One of only three Jacobean mansions left in the Americas, still a working sugar plantation with its own rum distillery and steam railway.
Colonial "Little England" among tea estates, with factory tours, cool mist and Horton Plainsโ Worldโs End cliff.
Cliffside garden of giant succulents.
Coastal garden below the volcano.
Rolling green tea estates of Sylhet.
The world's largest spring flower garden.
Romantic 18th-century landscape park of grottoes, cascades and follies.
Track down the worldโs largest flower blooming on the rainforest floor.
Cool hill station of tea plantations, strawberry farms and mossy-forest walks.
UNESCO-listed tropical gardens with a national orchid collection at their heart.
Shrine to the god of learning where students pray before exams, reached along a lane of plum-blossom mochi shops.
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