In Holland, there are many interesting places for you to visiting. One of them is Keukenhof flower gardens.
Keukenhof near Lisse, South Holland, is the world's largest flower garden park with around 7 million tulips, daffodils, crocuses, and other flowering bulbs on display.
Keukenhof near Lisse, Holland, Netherlands - Lin Mei
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Keukenhof is the world’s largest flower park. Every spring since 1949, top horticulturists in the Netherlands have planted around 7 million bulbs here in displays that change annually.
The variety of flowers and colors are overwhelming. Tulips are the most famous of Dutch bulbs and careful planting of early, regular, and late flowering bulbs ensure that tulips are usually seen for most of the two-month season. Crocuses, narcissus (daffodils), and hyacinths are more prevalent early in the season when Japanese cherry blossoms can also be seen.
The gardens are laid out in a wide variety of styles – from the modern to more classical and historical styles. It is a joy to stroll around and discover new interpretations and ideas after each twist and turn of the smooth paved paths of this 32-ha (80-acre) park.
posted by_Meilisa Trismasari
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