The largest botanical garden in the world on the desert of Oman

Perhaps the arid desert landscape of Oman can hardly make you think of lush forests. But the biodiversity of the world's largest botanic garden, Oman Botanic Garden, will change this mindset.

 The garden has abundant natural flora and also the most unique species of this country.
This is the design of Arup, Grimshaw and Haley Sharpe firms on a land of 1,037 acres. The garden has abundant natural flora and also the most unique species of this country.

The garden is located at the foot of Al Hajar mountain in Sultanate
Located at the foot of Al Hajar Mountain in Sultanate, Oman, the garden is one of the few places in the world where the ancient seabed still exists in the landscape here due to the geological tectonic activity of this area. . Working in this unique landscape, the architects designed a complex that blends old and new, natural and man-made environments.

The environment inside the garden has a unique flora.
Visitors to the garden will take a walk on the runways that open to undulating views of the mountains and deserts and experience the diversity of impressive flora. The environment inside the garden has a unique flora. This environmental design is sophisticated and accurate for the purpose of simulating the natural temperature and humidity of the local climate.

The complex also has more space for educational and research institutions to conserve the region's biodiversity.
In addition to the central garden, this complex also has additional space for educational and research facilities to conserve the area's biodiversity.

The buildings and landscape architecture here are designed to meet the international standard of LEED green architecture, certified Platinum. Sustainable design is also a challenge to local water scarcity. Thanks to the advanced systems, the whole complex can operate with fresh drainage from gray water combined with sustainable water.