The Dubai Miracle Garden is a stunning flower garden located in Dubailand, Dubai. It was first opened in 2013 and has since become one of the most popular tourist attractions in the city, attracting thousands of visitors each year. The garden boasts a wide variety of flowers, including roses, petunias, marigolds, and daisies. It features a wide range of creative floral displays, including colourful flowerbeds, arches, and even a flower-covered airplane and a flower clock. The main attraction of the garden is the Flower Tower, which is made up of over 45 million flowers arranged in a beautiful spiral pattern, that is over 150 feet tall and can be seen from afar. The garden also has a unique section that is dedicated to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and its heritage. Dubai Miracle Garden has specific timings during which it is open to the public. The timings may vary depending on the season. It's also worth noting that the Miracle Garden has a different schedule during Ramadan (the Islamic month of fasting), during this month it may open a bit later or close earlier. The garden is also a perfect place to take pictures, so make sure to bring a camera to capture all the beautiful colors. Also, the garden offers a good experience for all ages, children can enjoy the playgrounds and people of all ages can enjoy the peaceful scenery and the beautiful flowers.

The Dubai Miracle Garden has a dedicated section for the butterfly garden, where visitors can enjoy watching butterflies and other insects in a lush and colorful environment. Visitors can observe the life cycle of butterflies and learn about the different species of butterflies and their habits. This section is often a favorite among visitors, especially families with children, as they can witness the transformation of the butterfly and learn about their importance in the ecosystem. In a butterfly garden, you can expect to see a wide variety of butterfly species, including both local and exotic varieties. These gardens often feature plants that are known to attract butterflies, such as nectar-rich flowers and host plants that the butterflies lay their eggs on. The garden may also feature other types of pollinators, such as bees and hummingbirds.