Chinese Garden
The Chinese garden, also called "The Dream of Han Wu Di," has been open since 2006.
It is the largest Chinese garden in Europe, and in addition to its Chinese themed buildings, waterfalls, rocks, and plants, it is home to cranes, red pandas, and muntjak.

Kingdom of Ganesha
The 4-hectare (9.9-acre) Kingdom of Ganesha, which was opened in 2009, is the largest Indonesian garden in Europe, and reproduces the plant life and feel of the Indonesian archipelago, particularly Bali.
Its collections include Pura Agung Shanti Buwana Balinese Hindu temple, East Nusa Tenggara and Toraja traditional houses and miniature replicas of Borobudur and Prambanan temples.
In August 2009 the Indonesian government has sent a pair of Sumatran elephants to enliven the Indonesian Park.
It is the first endangered animal breeding loan program that Indonesia ever had in Europe.

Rose garden
Established in 2004, this rose garden is home to more than 700 varieties of roses from around the world, including rose bushes, climbing roses, vines, and rambling roses.

Andalusian garden
This garden near the park entrance is inspired by Moorish patios and the palaces of Spain.
In addition to plants including ferns, fig trees, persimmons, and albizia, this garden includes many ponds and fountains.

Olive garden
The collection of plants in this garden was originally part of the Ghent Flower Show.
The garden includes olive plants, fig trees, a cork oak, and a large patch of lavender which attracts butterflies.
Chinese Garden
The Chinese garden, also called "The Dream of Han Wu Di," has been open since 2006. It is the largest Chinese garden in Europe, and in addition to its Chinese themed buildings, waterfalls, rocks, and plants, it is home to cranes, red pandas, and muntjak.
Kingdom of Ganesha
The 4-hectare (9.9-acre) Kingdom of Ganesha, which was opened in 2009, is the largest Indonesian garden in Europe, and reproduces the plant life and feel of the Indonesian archipelago, particularly Bali. Its collections include Pura Agung Shanti Buwana Balinese Hindu temple, East Nusa Tenggara and Toraja traditional houses and miniature replicas of Borobudur and Prambanan temples. In August 2009 the Indonesian government has sent a pair of Sumatran elephants to enliven the Indonesian Park. It is the first endangered animal breeding loan program that Indonesia ever had in Europe.
Rose garden
Established in 2004, this rose garden is home to more than 700 varieties of roses from around the world, including rose bushes, climbing roses, vines, and rambling roses.
Andalusian garden
This garden near the park entrance is inspired by Moorish patios and the palaces of Spain. In addition to plants including ferns, fig trees, persimmons, and albizia, this garden includes many ponds and fountains.
Olive garden
The collection of plants in this garden was originally part of the Ghent Flower Show. The garden includes olive plants, fig trees, a cork oak, and a large patch of lavender which attracts butterflies.
Pairi Daiza