Vacation, ironically, can be exhausting. Especially in Las Vegas. Even now, with the city’s lack of nightlife and entertainment options, there’s still so much stimuli that it’s easy to feel like you’re being pulled in multiple directions.
For some much-needed respite, visit the Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens, where the lush foliage might calm your mind and help you to recharge. And you won’t be simply looking at some plants and trees—you’ll be witnessing a work of art created by a team of incredibly talented horticulturalists and designers. In the conservatory’s latest installation, Japan Journey: Magic of Kansai, the 14,000-square-foot space is inspired by a Japanese garden, featuring thousands of seasonal flowers like cherry blossoms, as well as a scaled down reproduction of a Japanese castle and a giant Hello Kitty statue.
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