UAE opened the world's largest flower garden

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has just launched the world's largest flower garden with more than 45 million flowers.

The UAE's 7.2 km ² flower garden gathers flowers all over the world. Not only are there a variety of colors, flowers also make people more impressed when they are made into different shapes such as pyramids, peacocks, cars or hearts.

It is estimated that more than 25,000 tourists flock to this flower garden since its inauguration.

A tourist Janan Abu Khalifa said: 'The flowers here are really much nicer than I thought. It seems like there are all kinds of flowers here and as I walked into the garden, I could feel a special scent. '

Ahmad Al-Qawasami, a tourist said: 'This is a unique place in a country like the UAE. Dubai is always where you can find unique things. I think this is a great idea to promote tourism. '

They named the garden the garden of miracles . Because it is not easy to maintain the life of 45 million flowers in a country with water scarcity like the UAE. Garden managers say they have to reuse wastewater and apply drip irrigation.

Farhan Shehzad, the garden manager, said: 'We don't use traditional techniques. We save 60-70% of irrigation water thanks to submerged irrigation techniques. We used nets, water pipes to minimize irrigation water '.

Currently this garden is registering to register 2 Guinness records, including the record for the world's longest flower wall and the record for the world's tallest pyramid.