Anderson Park is located in Queensland's east coast seaport town, Queensland's fourth-largest city, Townsville, and covers an area of about 20 hectares.
Founded in 1932, Anderson Park is one of the world's largest botanical gardens with Luda trees and one of Townsville's most famous tourist attractions,. Anderson Park, home to many Queensland-based trees, tropical rain forest plants, tropical ferns and palm plants. In addition, there is also dedicated to the cultivation of tropical fruit trees and economic crops in the area. In addition to local plants, the park is also home to a variety of plants from New Guinea, Southeast Asia, the Western Pacific and Madagascar. The palm plants in the garden, especially drought-tolerant palms such as Kokhu palm, overlord palm, ginger palm and Latiana plantain, have attracted much attention, perhaps because of their height or height.
Every day, countless tourists come to see this colorful tropical botanical garden, visitors immersed in the picturesque world of trees, flowers and plants, enjoy the beauty of nature.
