FINEST PLACE FOR NATURE LOVERS | MIRACLE GARDEN

A Journey through a Paradise of Nature !

The Dubai Miracle Garden, a man-made floral heaven is so enormous that it literally takes hours to view it completely. The Garden is spread across a huge area of 72,000 square meters (17 acres of Land) making it world’s largest natural flower garden. It features flowers and plants, over 50 million and 250 million respectively. Its whole boundary is made in circular shape which is bordered by the thick and  tall trees. The garden was opened on the day of Valentines in 2013.



Note : The Garden is not open all year, due to extremely hot weather conditions. It is generally open from November till May.

Location :  Street 3, Al Barsha South, Dubai, U.A.E

Timings : On weekdays, from 9 AM until 9 PM. On weekends, until 10 PM.

Entry Fee :   

  1. For Adults : AED 55 (Aged 12 and above) 
  2. For Children : AED 40 (Aged 3 to 12), ID required
  3. For Children below 3 years : Free of charge, ID required  

Few attractions in the world famous garden is the Heart Passage, Disney Area, Butterfly Garden, Waling Track, Amphitheatre and many more.



The Garden is called a Miracle because of its existence in the deserts of Dubai, although it is well understood that deserts and flower gardens don't go on together by any means.

The most incredible thing about it is that its floral arrangements are changed each season to make sure visitors get a new experience each time they pay a visit.

Throughout the Garden, the Petunia flowers are the most dominant ones which are almost 80% of all the flowers and plants because these flowers are perfect for the weather conditions in Dubai. And they are also presented in large numbers of colours and variations as well.

Facts about the Miracle Garden, you should know :



1. The Floral Theme of Emirates’ A380 at the Garden also made it to the Guinness Book of World Records!

2. More than 120 varieties of flowers and plants can be experienced here at Dubai Miracle Garden!

3. Every year the Garden goes for seasonal floral renovation of themes from June till October!

4. This Garden spreads love, peace and harmony.

5. The overall shape of the Garden is similar to a Cricket ground.



Pets are strictly not acceptable within the place. Outside food is prohibited at any costs. The garden tours are not wheelchair and stroller-friendly, so if you’re travelling with elderly people – it’s important to make the essential arrangements in advance. Flower picking is firmly not allowed.

This is a perfect place for the families as well as the individual visitors. Furthermore the Dubai Miracle Garden can be a bliss for the photographers who can snap hundreds of photos from thousands of angles.


Credits : Headout

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  1. AnonymousAugust 24, 2022 at 9:03 PM

    Looks like it’s a must visit place! 🤩

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