5 most wonderful gardens in Asia that Malaysians can visit


With its name that literally means “Garden of the Six Sublimities”, Kenrokuen is one of Japan’s most celebrated landscape gardens. Photos: Wikimedia Commons

Fields of blooming flowers, centuries-old trees and charming fountains. These are just a few reasons why you should include gardens in your travel itinerary.

But even if you’re not the biggest fan of the outdoors, some gardens are worth visiting due to their historical and cultural qualities. Historically, gardens were an expression of power by the wealthy class – and this is reflected in the careful landscape design and planning.

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