Explore Dubai Miracle Garden: The World’s Largest Flow

Start the day here Harris slams Trump’s “enemy from within” comment. Early voting begins in Georgia. What a La Niña winter could mean for the US. Horticultural attraction: The Dubai Miracle Gardens has more than four kilometers of walkways. It'll be a miracle if you get through it without breaking a sweat. Desert miracle: Billing itself as the world's largest natural flower garden, the 72,000-square-meter attraction contains 65 million flowers. Record breaking: It was named the 'Largest Vertical Garden in the World' by the Guinness World Records in 2013. Fresh blooms: The floral displays change every season, so visitors are guaranteed a fresh experience every time they come. Flower plane: This life-size replica of the Emirates Airbus A380, received the Guinness Book of World Records' 'Largest Floral Installation' title in 2016. Grounded: The floral aircraft had a stem count of five million flowers and weighed over 100 tonnes. Spectacular displays: Other notable structures have included pyramids, a neighborhood of flower houses and a Ferrari complete with a driver. Popular spot: Dubai Miracle Gardens opened on Valentine's Day in 2013 and attracts up to 1.5 million visitors a year. Man made: It took 60 days and 400 people to create the mega-garden. Eco-friendly: The flowers here are preserved by re-using waste water through drip irrigation. Colorful oasis: Visitors have dubbed it a little 'piece of Eden.' Unique display: There are 60 different varieties of flowers including petunias, geraniums and marigolds. Prime location: Dubai Miracle Garden is situated in Dubailand, near the Arabian Ranches.