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The Vallarta Botanical Gardens. (not pictured here)
I had it on my list this year, but never squeezed it into my busy schedule. Lol The Philippine Jade Vine, heralded by many as the world’s most spectacular tropical flowering vine, is blooming for the first time at Vallarta Botanical Gardens. …Vallarta Botanical Gardens are located in the Sierra Madre Mountains at an elevation of 1,350 feet above sea level where you will find a rejuvenating and much cooler micro-climate that is always a delightful surprise to Garden visitors. The gardens 20 acres are a living museum showcasing the abundant natural diversity found in the Puerto Vallarta area. Vallarta Botanical Gardens is listed in the 2009 edition of ‘Lonely Planet Guide to Mexico’ as a must-see attraction in Vallarta as well as in the latest editions of ‘National Geographic’ and ‘Fodor’s Travel Guides’. (from El Ojo Del Mar April 2010)
Website: http://www.vallartabotancialgarendsac.org/
The Vallarta Botanical Gardens. (not pictured here)
I had it on my list this year, but never squeezed it into my busy schedule. Lol The Philippine Jade Vine, heralded by many as the world’s most spectacular tropical flowering vine, is blooming for the first time at Vallarta Botanical Gardens. …Vallarta Botanical Gardens are located in the Sierra Madre Mountains at an elevation of 1,350 feet above sea level where you will find a rejuvenating and much cooler micro-climate that is always a delightful surprise to Garden visitors. The gardens 20 acres are a living museum showcasing the abundant natural diversity found in the Puerto Vallarta area. Vallarta Botanical Gardens is listed in the 2009 edition of ‘Lonely Planet Guide to Mexico’ as a must-see attraction in Vallarta as well as in the latest editions of ‘National Geographic’ and ‘Fodor’s Travel Guides’. (from El Ojo Del Mar April 2010)
Website: http://www.vallartabotancialgarendsac.org/
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