Tree Museum (Arboretum)

During this journey from the extreme cold to the tropics, you can also explore wonderful forests around the world, witness the secret survival skills of the trees in the northern frigid forest, visit the largest temperate broad-leaved forest in the world in North America, In Asia, we can see tree species that were thought to be extinct hiding in the mountains, and see the tricks of African dry forest trees to hide water in their trunks. You can even travel through time and space to the Carboniferous period hundreds of millions of years ago, and see the coiled coils of the oldest ancient fern. fern leaves, and the fan-shaped leaves of ginkgo biloba that have not changed since the Permian.

For tens of thousands of years, trees have provided countless functions for human existence. Entering this gloomy museum, you will be able to understand where all these interactions come from, and while marveling at the beauty and wonder of trees, you will further think about how humans can coexist with trees when the earth's environment and trees are facing survival crises. Rong's method.

Following the "Botanical Museum", experts from the Royal Botanic Gardens present their own treasure chest, solid and approachable tree research knowledge, in Katie. Under Scott's exquisite and delicate brush, it turns into a lifelike microscopic treasure house.