Covering an area of 5.5 hectares, with a construction area of 9,800 square meters, the conservatory of the China National Botanical Garden, centered on the design concept of "the memory of green leaves on roots", was reputed as the top ten buildings in Beijing in the 1990s. Comprising four major exhibition areas, namely the Tropical Rainforest House, the Cactus Succulent House, the Flower Hall and the Orchid, Bromeliad Carnivorous Plant House, the conservatory displays more than 60,000 plants among 3,100 species. Let's take a look at this splendid conservatory through the lens of Peruvian photographer, Nathalia.

A flower in the conservatory of the China National Botanical Garden [Photo by Nathalia from Peru]

The cacti in the conservatory of the China National Botanical Garden [Photo by Nathalia from Peru]

Plants in the conservatory of the China National Botanical Garden [Photo by Nathalia from Peru]

Cacti blossoming in the conservatory of the China National Botanical Garden [Photo by Nathalia from Peru]