Peradeniya Botanical Garden in Sri Lanka is globally recognized for its vast collection of over 4,000 plant species. The garden plays a crucial role in botanical research and conservation efforts.
Established in 1821, the garden has a rich history, initially serving as a royal pleasure garden. Today, it actively participates in conserving endangered plant species through in-situ and ex-situ programs.
The garden's diverse flora, including a celebrated orchid house and spice garden, attracts botanists and tourists alike. Its location in Sri Lanka's hill country provides an ideal climate for tropical plants, enhancing its biodiversity and conservation efforts.