About
The Datsan was established in 2000 to preserve and develop Buddhism in the region. The grounds are home to around 800 species of plants, and the herbarium collection contains 120,000 specimens. It’s best to explore the garden as part of a guided tour, where you can take numerous photos with exotic plants as the backdrop. There are several walking trails throughout the garden. Additionally, workshops on cactus planting, creating herbariums, and making forest souvenirs are held here.
ANO National Priorities uses cookies (files storing data on past website visits) to personalize services and improve user experience. ANO National Priorities treats personal data protection seriously — please review the terms and principles of processing. You can disable cookie storage in your browser settings.