Bodnant Garden

　　Bodnant Garden is now managed by the National Trust of the United Kingdom, covering an area of 32 hectares. It is built around the Bodnant House situated in the center of the garden, offering panoramic views of the landscape from the Conwy Valley to Moel Siabod. Constructed in the 1870s, the garden features diverse and distinctive landscapes divided into two parts—the Upper Garden near Bodnant Hall, which is formal and refined, and the Lower Garden, known as the “Valley of the Gardens,” which is wild yet shaded. The garden includes a rose garden, a large lotus pond, towering ancient trees, and numerous small herbaceous flowers scattered throughout. Its representative blooms include rhododendrons, magnolia, camellias, clematis, and hydrangeas, making it a sight to behold in all seasons.

　　Bodnant Garden Must-visit reason: The most beautiful garden in Wales Continent: Europe【Europe】 Country/Region: Britain[Britain] Province/State: Conwy County Borough [Conwy County Borough] City: Conwy County Borough [Conwy County Borough]