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Eufloria Gardens & Sculpture Park — Malaysia's Largest Floral Glasshouse Now Open at Genting

Eufloria Gardens & Sculpture Park at Genting Highlands is Malaysia's largest floral glasshouse, spanning 12.5 acres with themed glasshouses, waterfall, canopy walk and 30,000 flowers. Open 10am-6pm, closed Wed & Thu.

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Eufloria Gardens & Sculpture Park — Malaysia's Largest Floral Glasshouse Now Open at Genting

Resorts World Genting has unveiled Eufloria Gardens & Sculpture Park, a flagship new ecotourism and edutourism attraction timed for Visit Malaysia 2026. Perched 1,000 metres above sea level in the mid-hills near Genting Premium Outlets, Eufloria spans 12.5 acres and is home to Malaysia's largest floral glasshouse, a 3.7-acre greenhouse complex designed to welcome up to 8,000 visitors at a time.

Eufloria Gardens and Sculpture Park Malaysia largest floral glasshouse at Genting Highlands

What's Inside Eufloria

At its heart is a 3.7-acre greenhouse complex featuring four thematic glasshouses that provide distinct botanical experiences, with more than 1,000 plant species showcased on seasonal rotation. Beyond the glasshouses, Eufloria blends horticulture, artistry, and conservation-driven storytelling, offering an accessible nature-learning experience for local and international visitors.

Interior of Eufloria Gardens floral glasshouse at Genting Highlands showing themed gardens

Zodiac Pavilion

Marvel at a breathtaking indoor waterfall where cascading water meets an immersive LED digital display that brings the surroundings to life. Standing proudly nearby are majestic Zodiac sculptures, giant plant creations adding a cultural touch to this lush tropical oasis.

Rainforest Grove

Breathe in the earthy air and admire a vibrant display of exotic rainforest plants in a variety of colours. Along the way, discover intricately crafted animal sculptures made from sustainable materials, a creative celebration of nature that blends art and conservation. Visitors can also enjoy an elevated canopy walk offering panoramic views and a unique perspective of the jungle below.

Rainforest Grove and tropical plant displays inside Eufloria Gardens Genting Highlands glasshouse

Garden of the Seasons

Experience a garden that's always in bloom. At the heart of the glasshouse stands a striking hibiscus-inspired centrepiece, an ode to Malaysia's national flower, framed by seasonal flowers. Eufloria features 30,000 flowers at any given time, with displays changing every few months, so no two visits are ever the same.

The Clubhouse

After exploring the gardens, relax at The Clubhouse, a contemporary restaurant with stunning panoramic views of the highlands. Dine indoors or al fresco with a menu designed to satisfy every palate.

Eufloria Gardens Sculpture Park themed floral displays and sculpture at Genting Highlands

Opening Hours & Admission

  • Operating hours: 10am – 6pm daily (last admission at 5pm)
  • Closed: Every Wednesday and Thursday for maintenance (except public holidays, check the official calendar before visiting)

How to Get There

Eufloria is tucked in the mid-hills of Genting Highlands, just moments away from the buzz of Genting Highlands Premium Outlets. The most scenic way to arrive is via the Awana Skyway cable car, drive towards Gohtong Sentral (Genting SkyWay), where parking is available, then purchase tickets at dedicated counters. A covered walkway leads straight to Eufloria Gardens & Sculpture Park.

Stay & Package Options

Resorts World Genting offers room packages that bundle accommodation with Eufloria entry, making it easy to turn a garden visit into a full highland getaway. Pair your trip with nearby attractions including Genting SkyWorlds Theme Park, Genting Premium Outlets, and the resort's 130-million-year-old rainforest trails such as the Awana Trail and Clearwater Way.

Whether you're a nature lover, a photography enthusiast, or simply seeking a peaceful escape from the city heat, Eufloria Gardens & Sculpture Park is Genting's newest must-visit destination, and a centrepiece of Malaysia's tourism offering for 2026.