Japanese garden

One of the Best Places To Visits in Mažučiai Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Cash only. If Japanese would provide the ability to pay with cards, I would give 5*. Very peaceful and quite place. Take your time, have a picnic here. Gardens are neatly built and with years this place will get absolutely stunning. Grab some cash and check it out! Definetly worth a visit. The atmosphere of Japan is present. Lots of bonzai trees 🌳 stones, ponds and paths for walking. The enteance cost us 24 Euro. Entrance for the child of 5 was for free. At place you can buy bonzai trees and drink some japaneese tea. We stayed longer and took our time in drinking macha tea and eating japaneese deserts. Will come back. Be galo geri įspūdžiai liko,nuostabus kampelis sukurtas žmogaus,pagarba šeimininkams,ačiū už grožį😇🥰 I recently had the pleasure of visiting the Japanese (JAPONIŠKAS SODAS) not that far away from the Kretinga, and it was an great experience. From the moment we arrived, we were greeted with a warm welcome and provided with tickets and a detailed paper plan. This plan was helpful, offering all the necessary information about the main key visit points of the park, ensuring we didn't miss any highlights. What made this visit truly unique was the thoughtful design and guest-focused that the offers. Unlike any other park in Lithuania from my experience, this one provides a variety of amenities that cater to visitors' needs. We were delighted to discover that it's possible to stay overnight, allowing for an immersive experience. The gift shop was filled with Japanese goods, perfect for souvenirs. Additionally, the plant shop offered an impressive selection of bonsais and other plants, which added to the authenticity of the experience. On top of that, there is a possibility to take the tea ceremony as well as enjoy the food in the small restaurant with the open kitchen. While I understand that some reviews mention a lack of signature points, I personally believe this is part of the garden's charm. The park is continually growing and evolving, becoming more beautiful and authentic over time. Overall, the Japanese in is a must-visit. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a peaceful and enriching escape. Brīnišķīga vieta pastaigai un atpūtai pilnīgā mierā ar skaistiem dabas skatiem Nice place for a walk and 4 hours visit. A place you want to return to again and again. Here you can escape and find rest for your eyes, your thoughts. The perspectives that open up, the unlikely combinations of stone, plants, water, spread out in the space open up space for new ideas and awaken creativity. Every detail is steeped in the tradition, knowledge and human touch of the Japanese garden. Until next time! Ačiū! Ramybės oazė. Gal kiek trūksta nuorodų, bet gal taip sumanyta, kad galėtumėte patys paklaidžioti ir ramiai pailsėti. Puiki pramoga šeimai. Verta atvykti sakuru žydėjimo periodu. a thought-provoking that has taken a lot of work! Thanks! The biggest Japanese not only in Lithuania, but in Europe as well! It has close to 2000 Bonsai and Sakura trees. It has unique landscape with many stones incorporated in design. Many things to see and experience, including a traditional Japanese tea ceremony. Owners of this are almost always there and ready to help you and answer your questions. Parašyti gražu.puiku tai nieko konkretaus neparašyti.DĖKUI UŽ DĖMESI. You may deep divd into Mysterious art of Japanese and ekibana)) Exciting experience)) Very serene and beautiful place to spend half a day. If you like gardens, gardening and nature, it is a place to visit. If you like action, bright colors and loud music, this is probably not a place for you. Recomend tea with ice cream Ledų Architektai in the tea house. After leaving my kid claimed he forgot he was in Lithuania and felt like he just visited Japan. Not satisfied, this place needs a Nagisaki 2.0 then maybe it would be authentic. Even though I came in summer, I don't mind the sakuras not being in full bloom, but when everything is diseased, colored in moss and not maintained, you start to think its not a but a mistake. There was no information that there was construction going on, moving dirt with truck and such. The props felt cheap, like they were from chinese props temu. AND the ticket costs 12eur, which is saying I'm going to rob you impolitely. I loved the place. Visited in October on a sunny day, super beautiful, colourful. Highly recommend. 16 ha of park territory, many places to sit and enjoy the view, tea shop available. And I was as happy as a kid when entered the bonsai yard. Worth the travel if you are near. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.