National Museum of Natural Science Botanical Garden Introduction
The Botanical Garden is located behind the National Museum of Science and is administratively managed by the museum. Covering an area of 4.5 hectares, the Botanical Garden collects about 750 species of plants, all of which are native to Taiwan. The garden is overall divided into two main parts: a tropical rainforest greenhouse and an outdoor display area for low-altitude ecosystems from various regions of Taiwan, along with thematic exhibition rooms. The butterfly sculpture in front of the tropical rainforest greenhouse overlooks a pond, making it an ideal spot for newlyweds to take photos. Unlike typical urban parks, the Botanical Garden transforms into a popular place for citizens to stroll and chat after dinner at night. For urban dwellers in Taiwan, a visit to the Botanical Garden awakens memories of their homeland and resonates with their feelings towards this land and its surroundings.
