Australian Botanic Gardens Shepparton

Australian Botanic Gardens Shepparton Kialla is a picturesque garden oasis located in Greater Shepparton, Victoria.

The site spans over 20 hectares, beautifully landscaped with native Australian plants. The themed garden is designed to showcase the cultural, environmental, historical, and agricultural characteristics of the Greater Shepparton and the Goulburn Valley.

The Australian Botanic Gardens Shepparton Kialla offers an extensive variety of Australian flora to explore. Visitors can stroll through native grassy bushland or take a walk around the wetlands. A particular highlight of the garden is a seven-hectare, 30-meter-high reclaimed landfill area with a lookout on top. The garden also offers several themed gardens that include the riverine, homestead, billabong, food, wool, and bush tucker gardens - all featuring breathtakingly beautiful Australian flora and designed to represent the region's flora, local history, and culture.

The best time to visit the Australian Botanic Gardens Shepparton Kialla is during spring and summer when the garden is in full bloom. During autumn, visitors can enjoy the changing colors of the leaves, while winter brings with it the tranquility of the garden and migratory birds.

Located just 5.5km from Shepparton's CBD, getting to the Australian Botanic Gardens Shepparton Kialla is easy. Visitors can drive to the garden, and ample parking is available. The garden is well-signposted off the Goulburn Valley Highway on the outskirts of the city, making it widely accessible. Visitors can also opt for public transportation, with the garden being serviced by local buses.

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