The long-anticipated Taipei International Flora Exposition opens today, And each of the 14 pavilions is exquisite in a unique way. In the following story, we'll take you on an aerial tour over all the sites of this remarkable event.

From the air, we can get a bird's eye perspective of the Taipei International Flora Exposition grounds, which encompass 91.8 hectares of land.

The Expo has four major areas: the Yuanshan Park Area, Fine Arts Park Area, Xinsheng Park Area, and Dajia Riverside Park Area.

The Xinsheng Park Area has five major sites, including the Pavilion of Angel Life, Pavilion of Future, and Pavilion of Dreams.

The white roof of the Pavilion of Angel Life features solar panels and a pedestrian path, while the others appear to have sprung out of fields of green.

The adjacent red-roofed building, meanwhile, is the Lin An-Tai Historical Residence.

A sea of flowers with interweaving red, orange, yellow, and green blossoms and surrounded by highways and skyscrapers is a natural haven situated within the Taipei Basin.

One of the top attractions of the Yuanshan Park Area is EXPO Theater, which was specifically constructed for 3D films. EXPO Dome, meanwhile, is a reconstructed soccer stadium with a beautiful floral rainbow bridge outside.

The T-shaped Pavilion of New Fashion was constructed with 1.5 million recycled PET bottles, while EXPO Hall, which is where the Expo's opening and closing ceremonies will be held, resembles a flying butterfly.

The Pavilion of Aroma of Flowers, which houses the Expo's souvenir shop, has a black, woven six-flower roof.

Finally, the Dajia Riverside Park Area features a stunning sea of flowers along the river.

The Expo has a total of 14 pavilions, and officials recommend taking the MRT to Yuanshan Station and starting at EXPO Dome.

The event encompasses both indoor exhibits in the park areas and outdoor exhibits along the Keelung River and Blue Highway, and at Dajia Riverside Park.