Eden Project @Cornwall

#OverseasTravel It is hard to imagine a mining area here that was depleted by exploitation over a decade ago, because the land was loose and houses could not be built. In 1998 initiated by musician Tim Smit to raise £500 million, it took three and a half years to build in the Boldeva district of Cornwall. Grimshaw Architects designed this largest greenhouse building in the world, from bare abandoned mine pit to the most educational botanical garden great project, well worth the visit. A grain of bubbly buildings, somewhat eerie, and look like unknown worm eggs; The low artificial greenhouse inside the arched spherical surface (Dome), the surface is actually composed of many hexagonal giant air cushions, the room temperature is about 28 degrees. Through air cushion charging and exhaust, the two major man-made environments in the dome are regulated and maintained - Tropical and Mediterranean. There are more than "one million different varieties" of world plants, in the tropical rainforest greenhouse, there are pineapples, mangoes, dragon fruit, sugar cane, rice fields, bamboo ... The humid heat in the greenhouse makes people feel in a tropical land. Hong Kong people may feel familiar, but British people from far away will find it shocking. Go at night with colored lights, the reflection is beautiful. There is also an ice rink at the end of the year. There is really a lot to see and do. It's okay to play all day. #2023 Travel Wishes I want to fly to Singapore to see the Gardens by the Bay Garden Conservatory.