Pamplemousses Garden Awaits

Did you know Pamplemousses Garden is one of the oldest botanical gardens in the Southern Hemisphere? Established in 1735 by French governor Pierre Poivre, it covers 37 hectares and showcases a remarkable array of plant species.

The garden's unique features include its giant water lilies, palm collections, and rare plant species that contribute to its rich biodiversity. It is not only a scientific treasure but also holds cultural significance in Mauritius.

Notable Highlights

🌱 Giant Water Lilies - Observe the incredible Victoria amazonica, large enough to support a child's weight.
🌴 Talipot Palm - Marvel at this palm, which blooms once every 30 to 80 years.
🐦 Birdwatching - Spot local birds like the Mauritian Pink Pigeon in their natural habitat.

Pamplemousses Garden is accessible for free, making it an excellent spot for tourists, families, and history buffs alike.