KIRSTENBOSCH ONE OF THE WORLD’S TOP TEN GARDENS
- chrisg008
- Jun 3
- 1 min read
The New York Times has ranked Kirstenbosch National Botanical Gardens in Cape Town among the top ten gardens in the world. This accolade celebrates South Africa’s extraordinary natural heritage and the global significance of this botanical treasure.
Kirstenbosch stands as a testament to South Africa’s biodiversity, showcasing its collection of indigenous plants. The recognition highlights the garden’s role as a global leader in conservation, research, education and sustainability.
The achievement aligns with the Kruger-Kirstenbosch-iSimangaliso Icon Status Strategy (KISS), an initiative aimed at elevating these iconic sites into world-leading destinations. It focuses on technologies, enhancing visitor experiences and implementing conservation practices to set new standards for conservation and sustainable tourism. Kirstenbosch exemplifies the vision of KISS – preserving South Africa’s natural heritage while driving sustainable tourism and economic growth.

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