The "Global Garden" in the Fine Arts Park section of the expo, exhibits the different landscape designs from around the world, including Taiwan's, which is created mainly from bamboo.

Bamboo curtain walls divide the interior and exterior, creating an appealing configuration, which seems like a bamboo basket.

Look above, the open-top design allows visitors to observe stars and planets.

The structure looks like a barn or a huge egg.

Besides the bamboo-inspired gardenscape, there are exhibits by other cities from around the world in the Global Garden Area.

Such as a garden full of Tulips from the Netherlands and forts made by mud bricks next to roses, which are the miniature of forts in Oman.

Another giant, white structure is made of steel frame and yarn, with mists constantly being spread on.

It is designed by a Spanish architect.

Taking a turn in the area, you'll find an ancient-looking Hungarian garden.

Or find yourself in Hawaii as you see tropical palm trees, a grass hut.

Next to the park is the Floral Tunnel, which connects the three sites of Yuenshan, Fine Arts and Xinsheng parks.

Here in the Flora Expo, the Global Garden Area is like a miniature of the world, where you don't have to travel abroad to discover a new world.