Traditional Garden

The Indigenous Garden offer a brief look into local house-building techniques and numerous indigenous plants. There are plants of medicinal and aesthetic purposes, as well as plants used in making spices, food and beverages. Some of these plants are also used in wood works. The visitors also get a glimpse into the lifestyle, unique architecture and overall landscape of the rural areas in a way that is pleasing to the eye. Another attraction in this part of the park is houses built in the shapes of two camels and a turtle. Within the houses shaped like camels are educational videos and activities for children. In addition to these houses, there are large, handmade, modern art-inspired pieces, sculpted from trees that have grown and aged over the years right here in the palace. What makes the Indigenous Garden stand out from the other attractions is the fact that every aspect of it is handmade and no machinery was used in this part of the Park. Artisans of all kinds from different parts of the country have participated in putting together the Indigenous Garden.