Wandering KLCC Botanic Garden And Park
If you happen to visit or shop at Suria KLCC, do remember take some times to explore the little tropical botanic garden and park that is just next to the shopping complex.
Equipped with fountain, children playing pool, jogging track, tropical plants and trees, etc, the KLCC garden and park is no doubt a great place to escape from the hustle and bustle of city life or enjoy the natural breeze and trees’ shelter that cooling down equatorial atmosphere.
Here are some of photos that I’d taken during the last weekend:
Are these palm oil fruit or young coconut?
The tree that full of fruits – look like palm oil fruit or young coconut.
The bee is busy looking for flower honey.
The flower watered by morning drizzle.
Not only bee is looking for honey; the ant is also busy looking for food.
A lesson that said, “fruits that are not bitten by bird or squirrel might be poisonous”.
The fruit that looks like a peach before ripen to red color.
The tree with heart-shaped, red color seeds.
The tree that drops those heart-shaped, red color seeds is indeed called the Saga tree or Sandal Bead tree (scientific name Adenanthere pavonina).
A closer look on the Saga seeds – they’re in red color and heart-shaped. Young couples used to collect these lovely seeds as their love agreement gift. (So, go there and collect some of these seeds for your memory!)
Equipped with fountain, children playing pool, jogging track, tropical plants and trees, etc, the KLCC garden and park is no doubt a great place to escape from the hustle and bustle of city life or enjoy the natural breeze and trees’ shelter that cooling down equatorial atmosphere.
Here are some of photos that I’d taken during the last weekend:
Are these palm oil fruit or young coconut?
The tree that full of fruits – look like palm oil fruit or young coconut.
The bee is busy looking for flower honey.
The flower watered by morning drizzle.
Not only bee is looking for honey; the ant is also busy looking for food.
A lesson that said, “fruits that are not bitten by bird or squirrel might be poisonous”.
The fruit that looks like a peach before ripen to red color.
The tree with heart-shaped, red color seeds.
The tree that drops those heart-shaped, red color seeds is indeed called the Saga tree or Sandal Bead tree (scientific name Adenanthere pavonina).
A closer look on the Saga seeds – they’re in red color and heart-shaped. Young couples used to collect these lovely seeds as their love agreement gift. (So, go there and collect some of these seeds for your memory!)
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The flower is called Thunbergia grandiflora.