Disneyland of flowers in the desert: Only at Dubai Miracle Garden

The Dubai Miracle Garden, with numerous selfie-perfect floral artistries, is the world’s largest natural flower garden. It reopened on November 1, 2019.

The Emirates A380 made of millions of flowers earned for Dubai Miracle Garden a Guinness World Record title for featuring ‘The world’s largest floral structure forming the shape of A380’.

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More than 65 million flowers are arranged in 2D and 3D designs at the Dubai Miracle Garden

Dubai Miracle Garden has a walking track for those who want to enjoy a leisurely walk amid the floral artistry.

The largest display of the most fragrant and colourful blooms, only at the Dubai Miracle Garden.

A must-visit site this winter: Visitors enjoy the various floral designs at the Dubai Miracle Garden.

Located in the heart of Dubailand, the 72,000-square-metre destination is brought to life with an bight flowers which is also the largest display of the most fragrant and colourful blooms, with over 50 million flowers of 120 varieties. It has already earned at least four Guinness World Records.

Flowers in the desert: Dubai Miracle Garden, known for the most extravagant floral displays, is one of the city's most-awaited winter season tourist destination. Colorful, original designs and record-breaking attractions continue to be a big draw for tourists, both domestic and international. The destination reopened on November 1, 2019.

Public transport: A public transport bus No. 105, operated by the Dubai RTA, operates from the Mall of Emirates to Dubai Miracle Garden every 30 minutes. The bus fare is Dh5 (dirhams) per trip. It is by far one of the most economical and cheapest option to visit the Dubai Miracle Garden.

The Emirates A380 model, which set a Guinness record in 2016 as ‘the world’s largest floral structure’ has been revamped.

Visitors take pictures at the Dubai Miracle Garden, in this file photo taken in 2018. The garden features 2D and 3D floral designs that draw millions of visitors, and one of the favourite winter tourist destinations in Dubai.

File: A visitors takes a selfie at the Dubai Miracle Garden.

Visitors at the Dubai Miracle Garden.

File: Visitors take photos at the Dubai Miracle Garden.