Picturesque landscapes of the new Japanese park

Today I will show you many interesting natural attractions in the spirit of Japanese gardens and landscape compositions.

The area of this garden covers almost 8 hectares. But the pedestrian paths in it are more than 3 km long. All of them are very original made by professionals in their field. Some look very organic, as if they were created not by man, but by nature itself.

There are many different and aquatic spaces here. For example, here is a green pool in which frogs with water lilies have settled in for a couple :-)

On the trails of the Japanese Garden in Galitsky Park, you can find a rare tree with large delicate flowers. This Galesia or lily of the valley tree is an exotic plant with a beautiful bloom originating from North America.

It belongs to the Ostrich family. The botanical name Callisia is given in honor of biologist Stefan Hale. However, this exotic plant with a beautiful bloom has other names: the tree of snowdrops or the tree of silver bells. These names really reflect the character of this amazing plant. It's very beautiful.

Illumination and illumination are installed everywhere in the park. So you can walk here in any weather and at any time of the day.

Colorful koi carp and other fish live in the pond and lakes.

There are many different plants everywhere: padua, oak sage, rhododendrons, a variety of coniferous trees and even a bamboo grove.

And what an order there is everywhere. Yesterday I found out that 23 gardeners work in the Japanese garden alone. They cut something every day, plant, dig up, remove weeds... There is even enough work for everyone.

By the way, I've even seen squirrels here several times, but unfortunately I didn't have time to photograph them.

On most lawns there are such massive stones, I would even say whole boulders. It's very interesting to look at them. Each one seems to reflect a biography, so many chips, cracks, flaws, roughness, and some are just like a mirror quite smooth and clean.

By the way, many also act as natural benches. Those who get tired of walking along the numerous trails can sit down to rest. Of course, there are benches here too.

I think that you would definitely like to take a walk in such a place.