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Let me introduce you to you that Queen Elizabeth's Axiom was built in honor of Princess Elizabeth in Vancouver in 1940, and is the first botanical display garden in Canada.
With beautiful winds and flowers blooming throughout the year, from the open prairies to the rainforests, from lush papyrus wetlands and mist-shrouded volcanic lakes to the huge Lake Edward, Queen Elizabeth National Park boasts of having the richest biodiversity in the world as a wildlife sanctuary.
Nearly 100 species of mammals and 608 other notable species of birds make up this gorgeous nomadic territory. Elephants, numerous hippos, large cunning forest boars and elegant Ugandan water antelopes can all be seen around the peninsula's tourist villages.
In the rest of the park, the remote Isaza region is known for its local tree-climbing lions, the forest is home to fascinating forest monkeys and birds, and large flocks of flamingos inhabit the crater lake. It's amazing to introduce it here, follow me for more excitement in the next issue