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National Kandawgyi Gardens features a diverse forest landscape with a variety of trees, plants and natural habitats that contribute to the garden's scenic beauty and biodiversity.
There are beautiful landscapes, scenic views with seasonal flowers of local and foreign species around and on shore of the lake. Both plantation and natural forests are playing major role in supporting aesthetic beauty and theme of the garden. More than 7,000 trees comprising over 300 species either natural or plantation are major forest cover of the garden. The trees such as Pine, Silver Oak, Local Cherry, Japanese Cherry, Cypress, American Sweet Gum (locally known as Maple) and Japanese Ginko are most significant to the garden. The bamboo plot in which about 60 species collected country-wide is one of the garden’s treasures.
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