The scenery of "the most beautiful flower garden in the world" where tourists disappeared in rockdown - Switch News (Switch News)
The scenery of "the most beautiful flower garden in the world" where tourists disappeared in rockdown - Switch News (Switch News)
By uavtechnology
14 Sep 22
Facebook/Albert Dros Photography@albertdrosphotography
The Netherlands Kukenhoff Park is the world's largest flower park and is also called the "world's most beautiful tulip flower garden."It is always open to the public from mid -March to mid -May, especially when the tulips are in full bloom.
However, this year, the park remains closed due to the new colon virus.A million millions of tulips that have been well -maintained are in full bloom in a quiet garden with no children.
One Dutch photographer took the situation and shared it on Facebook.Every photo is full of unique beauty that cannot be seen in ordinary sightseeing photos.
The photo was taken by landscape photographer Albert DROS."I've been taking pictures of tulips for a long time," he says.Many of his works are rural countryside, and they have taken all compositions.
He dreamed of wanting to take a picture once in a lifetime, but the shot of the Kukenhov Park, which has no people.
Nobody could think that the world -famous Kukenhoff park would be unmanned.But that happened in the lockdown of the new colon virus.DROS wrote on Facebook that he thought it was a "once chance in a lifetime" and asked the park to shoot.
On the day of the shooting, it was clear, the temperature was high, and the buds were still blooming all at once.Looking at the voice of birds and the sound of water that is usually not heard of tourists, looking at the world's best flower garden was "a mysterious experience that was magical."
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Cuhenhov Park is located in Lisse, a town in South Holant, the Netherlands.It is said that 7 million flowers bulbs are planted every year on the total area of 32 hectares.The park is divided into a number of gardens, and many are designed by famous landscapants.Originally a nobleman's private land, it opened as a park in 1949.The park closes the gate at this time after the beginning of the park history.
