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# Travel the world with Kew this summer
## Travel the world this summer and discover Kew Gardens without having to
venture as far as the airport - on until Sunday 25 September 2011.
![Travel the world with Kew this summer: Tropical Rainforest][1]
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Travel the world with Kew this summer: Tropical Rainforest
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Travel the world with Kew this summer: East Asia
1:17PM BST 24 May 2011
_**Travel the world this summer with Kew**_
Escape to different worlds this summer and discover Kew Gardens without having
to venture as far as the airport.
**East Asia**
View the remarkable and iconic Chinese-style Pagoda, framed by its stunning
tree-lined vista, or discover a traditional Japanese wooden house tucked away
in a bamboo glade.
Unwind at the tranquil Japanese landscape boasting beautiful blossom and
structured planting.
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24 May 2011
**Tropical rainforest **
Immerse yourself in the steamy heat of the tropics and explore the
biodiversity of the rainforest canopy, from Brazilian tropical palms to
ancient cycads in the Palm House.
**The Alps**
Explore the secluded mountain retreat and discover the soothing waterfalls and
delicate flowers found in the mountain ranges of the world.
See more of the delicate alpine plants in the Davies Alpine House.
**Desert landscapes **
Immerse yourself in the steamy heat of the tropics and explore the
biodiversity of the rainforest canopy, from Brazilian tropical palms to
ancient cycads in the Palm House.
**The Mediterranean Garden**
Recapture the unique feel of the beautiful and aromatic Mediterranean
environment.
Explore groves of olives, stone pines and cork oak underplanted with fragrant
lavenders in our sensual Mediterranean Garden.
**The Californian redwoods**
Wind your way through Kew's magnificent giant and coastal redwoods, the
largest and tallest tree family in the world. Absorb the majestic atmosphere
as you marvel at these soaring trees.
**Australia **
View the stunning display of Australian flora, taking you from the east coast
across to the western granite outcrops. Discover the menthol-scented
eucalyptus and the endangered Wollemi pine.
_**Summer festival exhibitions**_
Visit these special exhibitions throughout the summer festival:
**Hard Rain and What'll You Do Now?**
View this thought provoking and highly topical photographic exhibition 'Hard
Rain' consisting of 43 photographs illustrating each line of Bob Dylan's 'A
Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall'. Kew also launches a new exhibit 'What'll You Do
Now?' which explores proven solutions to the problems illustrated in Hard
Rain.
**International Garden Photographer of the Year**
Come and see this fantastic outdoor photographic exhibition featuring amateur
and professional entries of digital garden photography. View over 100 enlarged
photographs and admire the photographic skill and composition from winners of
this internationally renowned competition.
**South African Botanical Art**
From Sat 25 June - Over 60 contemporary paintings will be on show in The
Shirley Sherwood Gallery of Botanical Art, mostly executed by South African
artists. The unique and exciting flora has stimulated many artists to paint
extraordinary strelitzias, protea and cycads or their exquisite lilies and
fire ephemerals.
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