When it comes to middle Eastern countries, what comes to mind is the scene of the scorching sun and the stretch of desert. In fact, on this sunny, breezy spring day, the unique flowers of the Middle Eastern countries are also blooming. Let's let Xiaobian take you to appreciate the "world of flowers" in the Middle East!
Turkish tulips
(Tuliba in Turkey)
Tulips were first found in Central Asia and Turkey. As early as the Ottoman Period in the 18th century, as many as 1500 varieties of tulips were grown in Turkey. Since 2006, The International Tulip Festival has been held in Istanbul's Emilian Park every April.
Damascus rose
(Rose of Damascus)
Damascus rose is the world's most precious and ancient rose, which has been cultivated in Syria as early as 4,000 years ago and is now recognized as an excellent rose variety in the world. There are three main varieties of pale pink, pink and white, of which pale pink has the best quality. Damascus rose is the best of the oil roses and is widely cultivated to extract rose essential oil and rose stock solution.
Tunisian jasmine
(Yasmine in Tunisia)
Tunisians have a soft spot for jasmine, and they are peddled on the streets of Tunisia's big cities or tourist areas. Tunisians believe that wearing jasmine can bring happiness and peace to themselves and their families. Many of Tunisia's carpets, garments and handicrafts are also printed with beautiful jasmine motifs.
Jordanian black flower iris
(Black Sussana in Jordan)
The black-flowered iris is shaped like an orchid, the flower color is dark purple and nearly black, and the best growing environment is in sandy soil at an altitude of 700-900 meters above sea level. The flower is distributed only in Jordan and is endemic to Jordan.
Israeli anemone
(In Israel, anemones)
The anemone is the national flower of Israel, known in Hebrew as Darom Adom, meaning red for southern. Every year from January to March, the mountains of southern Israel are like red carpets, attracting large numbers of tourists to enjoy the flowers.
Lebanese jacaranda
(Al-Jakaranda in Lebanon)
Pictured here are the jacaranda flowers blooming on the streets of Beirut, the capital of Lebanon. Jacaranda flowers in late spring and early summer from April to June, and prefers sunny and warm, humid climates. Jacaranda flowers, leaves and fruits are unique and have a good ornamental effect.
Omani apricot blossoms
(Apricot flower in Oman)
Oman's famous tourist attraction Wakkan Village apricot blossoms bloom. Its flowers are red and white, with a million points of rouge, and the flowers are delicate and delicate, occupying the spring breeze.
Egyptian water lilies
(Lotus in Egypt)
Water lilies were first cultivated and applied artificially in Egypt, mainly blue lotus and white lotus, the ancient Egyptians called it "the bride of the Nile", often depicted as decoration on frescoes, handicrafts and other utensils.