Royal Flora Ratchaphruek 2011

                                         CHIANGMAI        

  Royal Flora Ratchaphruek 2011  highlight Thailand’s
   charm as a tropical   country with one of the largest
  plant biodiversity in Southeast Asia.  The three-month
  long expo is expected to attract over two million visitors .

including ME from ENO Malaysia          

 WELCOME

                       They Put A Spectacular Show At Night

                 This year’s exposition will also introduce a new “Imagination Light Garden”, 
                  an illuminated garden filled with plants, floras and glow-in-the-dark 
                butterflies. The International Gardens zone will feature national blossoms,
                      blooms, horticulture, as well as the culture, art and architecture of the
                          participating countries from around the world. Each garden will reflect 
                      historic, diplomatic, cultural and trade ties between nations, people or,
                                where possible, royal families of the two countries. 

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     A  total of 30 nations representing five continents — Asia, Europe, Africa, 

           North and South America — participate in Southeast Asia’s largest outdoor 

               exhibition of flowers and nursery plants. Covering an area of 21,000 square 

                metres, it is already being tipped as one of the world’s finest horticultural

                   shows along the lines of the famous Chelsea Flower Show in England. 

                  After the show, the site of the exposition remains open to the public as 

                a tourist attraction and a knowledge centre for Thailand’s horticultural sector.

Malaysia 

     South Korea

Canada

                         

                                         
Energy Garden

                                                                                           Holland
 Cinderella was there to say goodbye before we left   at midnight !