Auckland Botanic Gardens (Auckland Botanic Gardens is a park with over tens of thousands of plants in Auckland, New Zealand. Established in 1974, it is a "gardener's paradise" with all the native plants in New Zealand.

Auckland Botanical Gardens is a beautiful park located in the plains of southern Auckland. Nearly 10,000 species of plants from all over the world are planted in the themed areas. From the magnificent magnolias in spring to the golden autumn leaves in autumn, the scenery in the garden varies with the change of seasons.

The Auckland Botanical Garden is rich in plant species. Even if you are not a professional horticulturist, you can still appreciate the beauty of Auckland Botanical Garden and understand the characteristics of different plants. Children can make pottery in the children's pottery garden and enjoy a 30-minute ride on the Wiri Rambler children's train.

The plants look even more exotic as you enter the garden and walk across the low-lying lakes. Different species of palm trees from all over the world are interspersed with many native trees, and two streams meander through the park. In the garden full of roses, camellias and magnolias, color is the main theme. The spring-flowering valley extends into the African Garden, which contains many plants from southern Africa - considered the world's richest floral kingdom. Past the upper river and the oddly shaped rock park, edible plants reappear and this fragrant and expertly explained herb park will once again excite you. The signs indicate that the herbs are used as medicine, dyes, insect repellents, cosmetics and perfumes. The visitor center is nearby, and you can also visit the library to ask any questions you may have.