Today, let's embark on a journey following the enchanting footsteps of the Smurfs into the heart of Belgium's Flemish-Brabant Garden, unveiling the secrets hidden within.

Nestled in the central region of the Kingdom of Belgium, Flemish Brabant province envelops the nation's capital, Brussels.

The Flemish-Brabant Garden is a harmonious blend of indigenous design techniques, crafting a space brimming with adventure and childlike wonder – an enchanting “Secret Garden of Love and Friendship”. 

Drawing inspiration from the beloved “Smurfs”, this garden invites visitors to trace the Smurfs' path, leading them to the magical Elf Valley, where they can explore and bask in the beauty of this clandestine garden. Cutting-edge technology enhances the experience with interactive, heat-sensitive glow-in-the-dark LED spheres, immersive plant interactions, and captivating image projections, all emulating the charm of Belgium's private gardens. Immerse yourself completely in the pleasures of gardening as you journey through this captivating landscape.

The entrance structure takes its design cues from the iconic Leuven City Hall, a landmark in Leuven, Belgium. It incorporates elements from this architectural masterpiece to craft distinct spaces that offer unique experiences, showcasing various ways in which people can interact with nature. 

The Elf Valley Garden artfully weaves its theme into a three-phase crescendo, inviting visitors to progressively immerse themselves in its ambiance. These phases are: “Exploring the Secrets of the Elf Valley”, “Indulging in the Pleasures of Gardening”, and ”Getting Closer to Nature, Reconnecting with Childhood”. Within these phases, visitors can deepen their engagement with horticulture across areas such as the welcoming reception zone, specialized planting areas, vibrant activity hubs, charming flower houses, and scenic viewpoints.

Passing through the lush greenery of the hedge garden beneath a canopy of trees, a breathtaking panorama unfolds before your eyes. The unique Flower Pavilion structures draw their inspiration from Saint Peter's Church in Leuven, located in the Flemish Brabant province.

In terms of plant selection, the Flemish-Brabant Garden showcases a carefully curated array of plants and flowers that not only embody the essence of Belgium but also thrive in Chengdu's climate. Examples include camphor trees and hydrangeas, seamlessly interwoven throughout the floral landscape.

Moreover, the garden boasts areas like terraced gardens that beckon visitors to delve deeper, allowing them to experience the garden's enchantment as it evolves through the seasons, with the fragrance of blossoms a constant delight.