Taweechol Botanical Garden covers an area about 286 - 300 rai. Once a breeding ground for dairy cows, today it has gathered a diverse collection of plants. At its entrance stand 2 naga topiaries slithering along the ground, measuring up to 320 meters long across their body and stand 5 meters tall at their heads. Inside the garden are 4 domes. The first dome displays multiple kinds of wild orchid and colorful bromeliads. Under dome 2 is situated a man-made waterfall, surrounded by ferns, palm trees, and various shrubs. Below the waterfall is a pleasant carp pond. Dome 3 is full of non-flowering plants such as philodendron, ferns, monkey cups, Venus slipper, aglaonema. At the fourth dome, there are more than 200 species of cactus and succulents.

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