Brilliant and beautiful hybrid orchids at the Queen Sirikrit Botanic Gardens.
I am looking forward to May when the native orchids will be in bloom.
Enjoy the weekend.
A photo blog from Tokyo. A blog started in 2014 in Chiangmai, then moved to Vientiane, continues now in Japan. Daily photos and some stories to share my life in Tokyo with friends, families and others.
Showing posts with label Queen Sirikrit Botanic Gardens. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Queen Sirikrit Botanic Gardens. Show all posts
Saturday, 14 February 2015
Thursday, 12 February 2015
Grade 6 Field Trip to Queen Sirikrit Botanic Gardens
Yesterday I took the Grade 6 class on a field trip (excursion) to the Botanic Gardens to look at some ecosystems. It was good to be out of school for the day and the kids seemed to enjoy it.
Only problem was we were on the school bus, with the world's worst suspension and the driver took the long long route. This was especially painful when the kids were full of sugar after lunch at KFC and icecreams.
The photo is at the entrance to banana alley, an avenue of over 200 different types of banana.
The photo below is of Yan (my favorite Russian, vegan, hari krishna student) in front of a red banana flower, explaining to me that there are bananas in Russia at Sochi. He is hilarious and cute and was running around repeating "banana, banana, banana,,,,,,,,.
Only problem was we were on the school bus, with the world's worst suspension and the driver took the long long route. This was especially painful when the kids were full of sugar after lunch at KFC and icecreams.
The photo is at the entrance to banana alley, an avenue of over 200 different types of banana.
The photo below is of Yan (my favorite Russian, vegan, hari krishna student) in front of a red banana flower, explaining to me that there are bananas in Russia at Sochi. He is hilarious and cute and was running around repeating "banana, banana, banana,,,,,,,,.
Saturday, 7 February 2015
Tuesday, 27 January 2015
Queen Sirikrit Botanic Gardens
On Sunday morning as part of my cycle tour, I visited the Queen Sirikrit Botanic Gardens in Mae Rim. It was a lovely morning to explore the lush, green and extensive gardens. They are situated on the side of a hill, with walking tracks through different collections of trees, leading to the glass houses at the top of the hill. More labels were needed on the trees, but I did learn a bit. lThere was an interesting palm collection and some gorgeous orchids in the glass houses.
The Thais seem to love topiary - it's every where- so of course there was a collection of topiary- including these two elephants!
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