Tropical World
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Tropical World is a part of Roundhay Park in Leeds.
The Roundhay Park is the peak attraction in Leeds city, which is spread over an area of 700 acres. Millions of people around the world visit this park every year.
The Tropical World is one section of this garden which displays different world climatic conditions. There are several other sub sections inside Tropical World.
This section has the atmosphere of a Tropical Island. This island has exotic tropical plants, a swirling pool, tumbling waterfalls, and a humid rainforest and swamp.
There are pools which house a variety of fish that are found in tropical regions.
Visitors can see the country's largest fish named, Koi Carp in this section.
The Butterfly House in the Tropical World holds more than 40 species of butterflies.
This house holds an exotic collection of citrus and other types of trees.
Visitors can stroll around the park along woodland trails and small bridges over ponds.
Category: Attractions
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