Established in 1849, the Durban Botanic Gardens is Africa’s oldest botanic garden, spanning 37 acres just outside the city. Winding paths meander through manicured lawns and a diverse array of flora, creating a serene green oasis. Among its highlights are the Orchid House, home to over 8,000 plants, and the Butterfly Garden, which showcases species native to KwaZulu-Natal. Visitors can explore these tranquil spaces, enjoying the vibrant colors and delicate scents of the gardens.
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