
in the Caribbean. With approximately 2 million square meters of land, it is located within the heart of the capital; Santo Domingo.
And since it occupies a large amount of land you will need to ride a small train

to be able to go around and view the park. You can find exhibits of the indigenous flora and areas dedicated to palm trees and orchids. Some other exotic plants too from all over the world can be seen in the park. Also on the grounds is what was once the largest floral clock in the world.
A lot of you who may have visited Japan will agree that their Japanese Garden

is one of the most lovely in the world. I took a picture that befits a postcard image in its beauty and serenity.
And so they say, "if there's a will, there is a way!"
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