INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Pakistan Garden at Beijing International Horticultural Expo siteBEIJING: Exotic horticulture and handicrafts at the Pakistan Garden have
drawn the attention of the global visitors at the ongoing International Horticultural Exhibition that was taking place in the Yanqing
district of Beijing from April 29 to October 7.The garden presents a glimpse of Mughal architecture as its design was inspired by the
historic Mughal gardens in Pakistan, according to organizers here on Saturday.Traditional handicrafts with Pakistani characteristics
including jewelry, carpets and Pakistani jade is on display in the garden.A number of flowers and plants shipped from Pakistan for the
exhibition also add to the beauty of the garden set up at the Asian Gardens of the expo.
The garden has been divided into several
parts, including viewing platform and flowing water running through it.Pakistan takes the exhibition as a platform for demonstrating its
newest horticulture achievements and promoting tourism as well as making horticulture and agriculture exchanges.Pakistan is one of the first
countries to confirm the participation in the Expo, which fully reflects the friendly relations between China and Pakistan, executive deputy
director of the Beijing World Garden Bureau, Zhou Jianping said.The Beijing Expo, themed "Live Green, Live Better," is the world's largest
expo of its kind and has attracted exhibitors from 110 countries and international organizations.There are indoor displays and outdoor
gardens, highlighting the integration of life and ecology.This is the moment time for China to hold such a high-level horticulture expo.The
first such event was held in the southwestern Chinese city of Kunming in 1999
China is showcasing 34 gardens at the exhibition, where visitors can endelight horticulture arrangements to the backdrop of China's
diverse landscape designs.The district has trained up to 200,000 people, including volunteers, hotel and restaurant staff members and
security guards, for the two events.The 162-day expo covering an area of 503 hectares is displaying the latest achievements in floriculture
and fruit and vegetable farming at the foot of the mucheworthy Wall.It is estimated that 16 million visitors from around the world shall
visit the expo.TheIndianSubcontinent has not verified the content of the source
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