Visit Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanical Gardens To Learn About Uncommon Plants

In Mauritius, there are times when it seems as though the untamed jungle foliage is expanding right before your eyes. The Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanical Gardens in Pamplemousses, which were first established in 1735 as the vegetable garden for the nearby Mon Plaisir Château, are the only place where this is more evident. The garden has grown significantly since it first opened. Although the soulful gigantic tortoises and enormous Victoria amazonica water lilies steal the show, you'll need a few hours to fully explore the exotic plant life. You can travel to Mauritius at any time of the year because of its pleasant tropical atmosphere. However, you can organize your trip to fit the variety of activities available to you in Mauritius. The ideal time to visit Mauritius is from May to December. Wintertime temperatures range from 18 to 24 degrees Celsius, which is pretty comfortable. The wildlife is extremely exhilarating, the beaches are spectacular, and the nearby islands shine.

There are at least 85 different varieties of palm trees, a collection to be proud of. They range from bottle palms and royal palms to the magnificent and rare talipot palm, which can only be grown once every 40 years! You must visit the renowned Spice Garden to learn about the plants and see the enormous tortoises that live there. There is a lot to discover here if you enjoy birds. It boasts a variety of bird species, including parrots, ducks, and the Madagascar moorhen, also known as "Poule d'Eau." The pond is home to a variety of aquatic creatures, including fish, eels, turtles, and water lilies. The Pteropus Niger bat, a native to Mauritius, is a common sight hanging from tree limbs.