Miskhor Park

Miskhor Park spans across 21.3 hectares within the Alupka Palace-Park Complex, featuring pathways through gardens and natural viewpoints overlooking the Black Sea coast.

The park's establishment in 1701 occurred during the period of the Crimean Khanate, marking the beginning of its development as a protected botanical space.

The park functions as an educational center where visitors learn about Crimean plant species and participate in workshops focused on environmental conservation.

The park maintains a network of walking trails connecting different sections, with informational signs identifying plant species and describing local ecological systems.

The park's microclimate enables the growth of subtropical plants at northern latitudes, creating an environment where Mediterranean species thrive alongside native Crimean flora.

Location: Autonomous Republic of Crimea

Inception: 18 century

Part of: Alupka Palace-Park Complex

GPS coordinates: 44.42670,34.07940

Latest update: March 3, 2025 23:13