RESORT DREAM❤️ 🌴HOME & GARDEN Award-Winning Landscape + 8 Garden Design Tips ft. Howie's Homestay

[@walterhefty5618]

I don't know about y'all, but this gal touring the garden is freaking adorable. 😍

[@dineshapunchihewa1228]

I bought a house and done few repairs . Then found out I had no money for landscaping the garden. So I decided to do it my self. Thank you for lovely ideas , I might steal some for my tiny garden.

[@shihabuddin4275]

Share it with us

[@docimma]

You can often find free plants in forest!

[@LishAnn-rb3xz]

This is paradise. I just love it.

[@Ang.0910]

Same and boy is it a lot of work and money

[@rosetealatte9282]

I was enthralled with the host and her adorable speech affectation. She was so enthralled with the garden, and her zeal made the show all the more enjoyable.

[@leafing.around]

🙏🍀☺️ thank you🦋🦋🦋

[@eduardochavacano]

Yes. Because she managed to keep me glued to the video till the end.

[@BondJFK]

@@eduardochavacano but she called manual old kitchen grinder as erotica art says lot about her knowledge and interest in the field, at least she should ask owner what is that

[@winstonmiguelgumangan8863]

Those "erotic stone sculptures" you identified are in fact used to pound rice to separate the grain from the husk. It just got filled with rain water. Those flat stones with roller like stones are used to grind corn, grain and tubers for the kitchen. Ahhh apartment living has taken the rural out of most of us city dwellers.

[@leafing.around]

Oops...😅😅

[@harrysamuppet6804]

This property & garden are beyond stunning. This bloke has to be the most perfect example of when having money & taste come together. The garden is so quirky & lush and the attention to detail in both the house & garden is staggering. The house is just so bunged of “stuff” which you can tell all means something to its owner. He has literally created paradise!

[@hmf2833]

Thank You! from Howie

[@zenthumb]

Creating a beautiful sanctuary with gardens is more important than having the rarest plants. I love the fact that you give importance to garden design. =)

[@leafing.around]

Yes I started out wanting to make a garden and I don't know how I ended up buying/collecting rare plants... You just gave an idea for new year resolution. No more buying "rare" plants!

[@chinesevocabulary7829]

Creating a beautiful sanctuary with gardens is more important than having the rarest plants

[@ЯнаЗон]

Получила эстетическое удовольствие от прогулки по этому райскому месту.Спасибо огромное!!! И большой привет из Крыма🤗🤗🤗

[@socket_error1000]

This has to be one of the most beautiful asian garden homes I have ever seen. It embodies everything you want in this style. It is as close to perfect as it gets.

[@marceloabreucultura]

Here in Brazil we have these amazing trees with their trunks and branches covered in big and think thorns like the ones you showed us in the video. In winter, these magnificent trees lose their foliage which is replaced by white or pink flowers all over the branches. A true feast for the eyes. It’s the Ceiba speciosa. I guess it might be the one you showed us. Hope it helps. All the best.

[@theweirdplantguy4873]

Yes, I think you are correct.

[@leafing.around]

Thank you Marcelo for letting me know!😊

[@diegonunes7949]

Yes, is Ceiba speciosa or Paineira here in Brazil!!!

[@janetshepherd9062]

Loved this! 😂❤

[@mightylawrence1796]

Love it I was hearing and seeing plants names that I never heard of before.

[@patriciaaberth6664]

What a beautiful piece of heaven, thank you Irene for this great video. This family is truly blessed.

[@sudhamuralidharan6574]

Hi Namastey, vanakkam I m from southern part of india Beautiful garden 💜 The stone items you saw opposite Lord Ganesha s statues are used for grinding The flat one is called ammi to grind chutneys etc The square ones with a hole topped by another stone handle is called aatukal used for making idlis, dosais, vadai etc We are using for centuries Thanks

[@leafing.around]

Ah...thanks for the details of what each makes too...And the stump thing to pound....is also shaped exactly like that?? It so totally looks like erotic art to me then😄

[@sudhamuralidharan6574]

@@leafing.around erotic relates to creation 😂😂😂

[@mr.zenedin1735]

@@sudhamuralidharan6574 where are you sudha in India I'm sure your WhatsApp plz 🌹🥀

[@srinivasashree0000]

Namaskaara from Karnataka 🙏

[@AN-fo1dy]

@@leafing.around The "stump thing" is not made for pounding, but for grinding soaked rice and pulses/grains in a circular motion in the hole in the base square granite piece. The shape of the stone in the hole (stump) is like that to assist with gripping it with one hand. (The "stump" is too heavy to be picked up for pounding purposes)

[@JohnathanMackenzie-h8z]

All i can say is WOW! Once in Bali stayed in hotel with garden similar..i would surf the whole morning then come back after lunch and just cruise around the garden...can't wait to go back east!

[@DuBoisL]

Absolutely, love this beautiful and tranquil garden. I am not want that walks barefoot other than on sand, however, all I want to do is take my shoes off an ground myself through their garden. The designer, Howie and his wife did a wonderful job with their beautiful resort home. I pray I am blessed with the opportunity to visit it 🛐

[@TruthQuest4700]

This garden is genuinely transporting into what seems like a lucid dream. I can only imagine the soil there is like touching black gold!

[@mpc13]

Thank you for the tour, Irene! The "sculptures" at 7:43 are traditional stone grinders. Used to grind grains, herbs, and spices. The ones with the phallic shape lol are the rollers/pestle.

[@leafing.around]

And they really are shaped so realistically the human phallic form like that...the real kitchen stuff?

[@rajaj01]

@@leafing.around ofcourse... They use lentils and rice soaked ... Grinded one by one to make Idli... kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5uolpp9mNuEe5o

[@Ginasierra51]

This place is so huge i cannot imagine how the designer do the land scape put those things in proper places amazing!

[@GingerJar]

Love ChiangMai where the air was jasmine-scented...& this place! I wish to go back & visit this place! Lovely lovely video & illustrated advice!

[@dingdonglong803]

What a beautiful home/garden. If I had an unlimited budget like Howie, I would take this over those mega mansion you see in the western world. This place has so much life and soul to it…saying it’s exquisite would be an understatement!

[@Lucy-ie8qw]

I think i was just transported to Irene in Wonderland. This home and garden is just incredible, magical...so special. Irene..your voice is so calm and almost child like as you tell us about the plants and garden. You whisk us away to pure relaxation, fantasy and calming bliss.

[@leafing.around]

Thank you for the lovely words about my voice and the garden's ambiance.🥰🥰

[@gnarbeljo8980]

Astounding space! Far from most people with unlimoted budgets manage to create beauty even close to this home and landscape. Most who attempt it don't have this persons (or couples) vision, taste and interest in nature, local artisans craft, and sculpture they clearly have. It's over the top luxurious of course but not gaudy, kitch, or too artficially arranged anywhere, just magical! The brickwork elements of the garden are particularly beautiful, and the way the water is featured in different ways everywhere is just dreamy. What a fantastic tour ! One thing though: If you don't want to literally kill thousands of flying birds you do NOT decorate with mirrors with no grid or lattice structure in front of it. The owner likely has people picking up birds with broken necks every single day, 100%. This goes also for modern or MCM buildings with huge glass panes in woodland, the windows outside reflect the suroundings and therefore birds fly at high speed straight into them. I've lived like that for a while and it was really tragic the amount of daily deaths, it broke my heart. Perhaps the two opposing mirrors with not so much space between isn't as bad if they arent double sided, idk... It's just an aspect seldom ever mentioned in architecture but a reality one should know about and safeguard against. Thanks for a terrific tour! I cant imagine a more luxurious way to have a relaxing vacation!

[@johnbroot5628]

That speaking voice is gold! She doesn't need any jewels as her voice is like a priceless gem that is very attractive, endearing, and it is really calming. It is so pleasing to the ears. Got me subscribed not just by her golden voice but also by her being a good and informative vlogger.

[@johnbroot5628]

I forgot to mention that she is also has a very pleasing personality and looks. She has a positive aura which is also like a magnet.

[@leafing.around]

Can't sleep for days now 🥰🌴🦋🙏

[@Rodaportal]

The garden design here is absolutely captivating! 🌿 It's not just about rare plants; it's about creating a sanctuary where nature and design harmonize beautifully. I can't help but admire the attention to detail in both the house and the garden. It truly feels like a paradise on Earth! 😍 The whimsical touches and lush greenery are so enchanting. Thanks for sharing this incredible tour, Irene!

[@margaritacano815]

Gracias Irene. Sus videos son maravillosos, qué manera de hacermos viajar a través de sus relatos! Saludos desde Colombia ❤

[@gemmagajo5082]

Wow...a beautiful place to spend time with your beloved one...wherein you can do meditation and have some reflection in life...the best place to unwind ...and have chitchat.

[@TheSushmaHomeSellingTeam]

The entire landscaped area were visually beautiful and since their a lot of plants and trees surely, the ambiance here is so cool. 😍

[@sagebrush22]

One of the most incredible gardens and home I have ever seen. How awesome to live there. It needs to be a Museum some day. I would love to stay there some day. Thanks for the video. So whimsical, off the wall and works so well!

[@jenniferh7020]

Absolutely beyond gorgeous! 🤩 And thank you to the delightful host and the excellent put unobtrusive videographer. 😎

[@leafing.around]

🥰🥰🥰 thank you!

[@durbansaladyinaccra2173]

Well Howie definitely succeeded in creating his own little piece of heaven on earth.

[@genevievegreene1595]

The pale pink plant at 13:50 bordered in green that is next to the cordyline is a croton as well. That garden is breathtaking.

[@steveriddle6105]

For me, it looks more like Graptophyllum Pictum.

[@leafing.around]

I actually didn't know and had to Google image search this plant!

[@genevievegreene1595]

@@steveriddle6105 so I googled that, you are correct. However, we call all of those plants croton. At least here in the Caribbean.

[@jacksgrowingdiaries5974]

I was here telling my daughter we call it fresh cut in Jamaica. I’ve never heard it called croton or by it’s scientific name. We call it that because we scrape the branches and mix it into a paste and put it on scratches, scrapes, small wounds.

[@JessieMcbride-tv5xi]

I think contrasts in environments like this one are absolutely beautiful 😍

[@jonadevera5152]

This the second time I watch I am blown away I love plants,ideas to build my home in S.E Asia,it’s so educational and I’m speechless.

[@marceloabreucultura]

Hi Irene. Thanks for yet another incredible video. Such a joy to start 2023 surrounded by so much nature

[@atociekawe9136]

This is just the most beautiful place in the world. Thank you 😊

[@bhaskarjyotidas2331]

No words can define the beauty of this place.. Enthralled, mesmerized..

[@cattycat2527]

I love your voice, it's so soothing. It feels like you're reading poetry and it helps me fall asleep.

[@leafing.around]

Thanks Cattycat! I might wanna think how else i should use my voice to help ppl sleep better!😃😃😴😴😴

[@cattycat2527]

@@leafing.around Bedtime stories!!! 🥰🥰🥰

[@neilsant1194]

Its magical and dreamy. Architecture that moves you like u are in fantasy. Every angle is interesting

[@TigerMa75]

The number of times I have watched this video…a lot! One of my favourites-love it!

[@leafing.around]

I am honoured....glad you love it!🥰😃

[@lindaedwards4632]

What an incredible place Irene, thank you for the tour 💕😀🇨🇦

[@mirib5007]

Dreamy and enchanting. I love your flowing vest! Beautiful.

[@laceyclawson]

This is my first time to your channel and i must first say that i find you absolutely stunningly beautiful and your voice is so soothing and feminine, which for me made the video of this incredible, peaceful resort so much more enjoyable and actually quite inspirational to be honest. I found it extremely informative and educational and i love all of the unique and rather odd features showcased in this place. I love how they were able to resemble that of a rainforest in a backyard and how well everything seems to be thriving there. I am someone who struggles with abstract thoughts and creative processes, but watching this video actually made it more palatable for me to understand and gave me the opportunity to see such abstract areas broken down into smaller ones that are so much easier for my brain to process and understand and i am so grateful and appreciative of you sharing this with me because for so long I’ve been trying to find a way to learn how to be more abstract and creative and this was exactly what I’ve been searching for! Thank you so much for this highly enjoyable video that was filled with so much valuable entertainment!

[@leafing.around]

What a lovely word of appreciation... thank you so much my dear.🥰🥰🥰 and am so happy this little channel found you at last! This video is v memorable for me because after filming this one, we filmed the "erotic garden" find it in my channel here...and in the evening I collapsed and ended up in a hospital!

[@lovemeditation8981]

Thanks, Irene, I agree this is one of your best episodes. What a fantastic garden, showing what can be achieved with, good design, a generous budget, and an obliging Client. What a wonderful example of a modern tropical garden, one I will have to visit when I am next in Chiang Mai.

[@wairimuwanjuhi7435]

Most beautiful manmade place I've ever seen. Just magnificent

[@dodonggoldblum2085]

im a fan of bill bensley. his house in thailand is unbelievable. ive been getting inspiration from him

[@theweirdplantguy4873]

Once again Irene you have shown us a magical place with amazing landscape! The Tree with all of the spines is Ceiba speciosa or the Floss Silk Tree. The reason for no leaves could be just a seasonal change. I grow one in Minnesota USA so it is indoors now because we have two feet of snow on the ground. I stop watering in late fall-all the leaves fall off-and store dormant into the spring. Spring, summer and fall when activity growing- I water like crazy-but I do keep it in a aroid/succulent mix that dries very quickly. The older bark on the outside is much deeper green/brown in color and the new bark being created is an almost emerald green. Very beautiful once you get passed the thorns. I always put it in an out of the way space-the thorns do heart 😢 Again thank you for bringing us along 🎉

[@leafing.around]

Halllo weirdplantguy 🍀😊thanks for the valuable ID!

[@elainectlow]

Wow! It's a true haven with pants and water features! Lovely and very exclusively decorated with so many varieties of plants 🪴 I really enjoy 😉 your updates 😊 thank you

[@thelmavillanueva3339]

Thanks for touring us into this amazing and whimsical garden, really one of kind❤️ This is one of your best episode!

[@rosehill1595]

Wow, this is one to watch more than once - beautifully designed. I'll join the chorus of not every plant has to be a rarity - a garden is so much more satisfying when all the parts play well with each other, a bit of repetition - a grand symphony. Thanks for the tour it was a treat to wander about with you in this retreat:). Outstanding video, Irene!

[@leafing.around]

Thanks Rose! Yes prices goes up and down....what's rare today may not be rare next year...I think this is my biggest learning! *sobs over too much spent on 'rare' plants*

[@jonardpaduahealthylifestyl7890]

Good Day My Friend, Garden Design, Amazing and Very Beautiful Thank For Sharing this video, Watching From Camiguin Island Philippines, Take Care Always God Bless You and Your Family.

[@andrewtremelling4777]

What a wonderful video Irene. I love Bill Bensley’s and Chirachai’s designs. Not relying on individual plants but the balance between soft and hardscape with whimsical folly’s to discover throughout. Really well presented. Thank you😅

[@leafing.around]

I studied their garden intensely over IG when designing my own!😄

[@ANANEWYORK1]

This garden has the serene harmony that I so love about your garden, Andrew.

[@mightylawrence1796]

Is Chirachai’s also a Garden Architect? Or the one who designed the Villa?

[@leafing.around]

@@mightylawrence1796 Jirachai is the horticulturist...and I think landscape designer.

[@eduardochavacano]

I watched the entire video, my gosh. That is amazing, 30 minutes and i finished the whole thing. The GARDEN and all the arts and crafts, simply perfection. I was hoping I could get ideas and copy for my little garden. Id have to watch it again. But i think the garden could have used Bird of Paradise plants like those in the entrance of the gate. I didnt like the toilet though or the bath being too open. Great Tour of the whole property and nice interview. Chiangmai is so beautiful indeed.

[@abcdef-lk3lb5th]

That's awesome I love to see those so articulous and gifted by God just phenomenal word is this absolutely beautiful you're giving back to the Earth making it become gardening yes beautiful

[@topgammar3763]

@min 18:33 The tree and the cotton-like fluff obtained from its seed pods are commonly known in English as kapok, a Malay-derived name which originally applied to Bombax ceiba, a native of tropical Asia. In Spanish-speaking countries the tree is commonly known as "ceiba" and in French-speaking countries as fromager. The tree is cultivated for its cottonlike seed fibre, particularly in south-east Asia, and is also known as the Java cotton, Java kapok, silk-cotton or samauma.

[@palanihillsconservationcouncil]

Silk cotton tree or Kapok Tree

[@jpuang]

Like the saying "home is a palace".Thanks for sharing the beauty and Garden Design Tips. greetings of peace from Indonesia

[@truthbetold2611]

I love how you describe plants. It's poetic in a fun way : )

[@venehamilton7010]

Irene, you really did it this time. This is a magnificent sanctuary. The garden is amazing and tranquil even just viewing gives a calming effect.

[@chinesevocabulary7829]

Creating a beautiful sanctuary with gardens is more important than having the rarest plants

[@nadiabifout723]

Its such à plaisure to see all those traisures thanks to all caftmen owner and spacialy this Chanel . Love from algeria

[@evaauto3302]

Wow! The place is breathtaking. My first time to see a garden with huge mirrors.

[@oceanocean4383]

Beautiful ! thank u for sharing plants bring Happiness to my Heart! love your videos Leafing Around! thank u

[@sachindave3333]

It's the cool garden I have ever seen so far on the internet I mean I am sure there are better looking gardens outlets but he has almost everything. High five for the effort and making a new substantial ecosystem.

[@arunbadalkar6936]

Great landscape designer & created an outstanding design ! This is true delight to eye & mind.!

[@danter1126]

Very beautiful and quiet. I wish I could live in a place like this, away from the noise of city and neighborhood.

[@leafing.around]

Ah yes...bliss indeed!!

[@jednoducha]

Thank you for your interpretation. The garden is really beautiful. Beautiful interior design. Beautiful a fish.

[@priscillaserrano7441]

There is nothing more to express but an extravant place to visit. You have explain different plants which also familiar in the Philippines. The authentic beauty are exquisitely seen in this place.

[@leafing.around]

Yes really quite a piece of art...thanks for tuning in to this beauty!

[@ItsLi90]

Many plants like this exist also in many other warm countries around the world , so not surprising haha. Africa and Asia have so many warm countries + Australia etc. I also live in Asia, seen Some plants from here in southern china ,laos, burma, vietnam, india too.

[@zurmainizurmaini9150]

Selalu suka menonton channel mu, Irene. Mendengar kelembutan suaramu atas kekagumanmu pd stp keindahan dan keunikan tanaman yg kau temui....so lovely.

[@leafing.around]

🥰❤️❤️❤️ Terima kasih!!!

[@danielballard3364]

I know Howies Homestay from own experience.. used to be invited to a dinner there once when i still lived & worked in Chiang Mai in the past.. it's actually not directly in Chiang Mai city but rather a bti out in the north the way to Mae Rim, which is a lot less crowded and more natural.. but absolutely stunning place indeed.. a garden oasis inmidst a lot of nature over there

[@leafing.around]

Lucky you! I am waiting for my dinner invite😄

[@litsnombre6390]

The tree with thorny trunk at 18:32 is Pink Floss-Silk tree (Ceiba speciosa)....during blooming season it gives lush lovely pink flowers. Lines of Ceiba trees can also be seen along the roads somewhere in Southern California with full of pink blooms during summer.

[@leafing.around]

Thank you - yes I realized now...here we do have them stuffed into pillows too!

[@Juniordc21]

The way she’s dressed and her mannerisms makes me feel like she is as belonging a fixture in the garden as any of the plants/ decor. Don’t take that any negative way it’s meant as a compliment to show respect!

[@lilianembabazi1891]

This is a love of plants,there is no budget. Me also I think like that plants are very beautiful

[@MarikaMedia]

You did the best job I've seen with a tour. Your voice is so serene and perfect for these types of gardens. Thank you for your work. 🙌🏽

[@leafing.around]

So nice of you. Thank youuuu🥰🥰🥰🙏

[@MarikaMedia]

@@leafing.around you are so welcome. You are fun and so easy to understand for someone like me three years in and still learning. You are saving me from expensive horticulture classes. ❤️ I really want to have an Asian inspired zen garden even tho I live in Georgia. I missing "home" which is Sagamihara, Japan for me. So if I can have some inspiration outside I'll feel a little less homesick. 😊

[@ranger2316]

I am simply blown away with the landscaping and building design! What a home. I was watching this with an eye toward ideas I could incorporate into my garden in the Tampa-St. Pete area and I think we have a good many similar plants that we could use. This was a great video, thank you so much for providing it to us.

[@jotilochun80]

Magical garden! Brilliant tour: fun, knowledgeable and educational ❤

[@Valko67]

It is always great enjoyement watching your very spectular vidéos , you never enoying me , i love very much leafing around and never would leaving around without interest , greets Carl

[@ItsLi90]

Chiang Mai in Thailand was generally always one of my fav. Places. Was there only 2 times tho, even tho my family ( thai and chinese mixed ) lives in thailand. I grew up outside of asia ,so i only visit thailand mainly to see family and travel not too much around thailand if i do, mostly i stay in the south and in the central parts , as my fav places are usually with ocean. But north thailand is still one of my favs nature-wise after some oether places here, that do not include any ocean area.

[@karlghio7929]

The tree was a Ceiba speciosa, or floss silk tree originally from Brazil . Great video :)

[@Rudy_Lucia]

i saw that tree in miami and it has such beautiful flowers!

[@nickrodis6862]

Thank you for sharing the best resort in the world we will stey there in the near future with my family. Happiness to all of us.

[@h.ngursanglianasangteameth5523]

Beautiful, peace paradise of the world

[@rahulgoyal9811]

What stunning property. Congratulations to the owners.

[@nailsinspire]

Great sharing video, that was such a beautiful view that make me feel relaxing with a soft music ❤❤❤

[@wesleyhackney]

While you don’t do a quantity of videos, the ones you do are great high quality great job again

[@leafing.around]

Thanks Wesley!🦋😊 Yes I don't have much time anymore to edit when the world had opened up but I try share the best I see!

[@RJ-db7rj]

Wow!!!!it's amazing one should take those ideas and make environment pleasing

[@persiagil1488]

The thorned tree is ramphant in the Philippines. They become really, reall big and produces hard shell fruits that opens up to cottons and seeds and fall whem mature. We used it to fill up pillows.

[@leafing.around]

Thank you ..I know this tree!! Didn't realized it had thorns on the trunk😯😯

[@andrewyang1446]

A dream place. Enchanting, kinda like The Secret Garden.

[@nelidabatiller9360]

It's a wowow.. jaw dropping garden, everybody's dream of! 🌷🌾🪴 Love it!😍😍😍 Amazing..😮😮😮

[@leafing.around]

Glad you enjoyed it🥰🍀🌴

[@danielsauerbrey]

Your funny Irene, enjoyed this , looking forward to visiting Chiang Mai on the next trip

[@sandyclark2385]

Your hair looks great Irene. Very relaxing to watch this. Well presented. Greetings from Australia

[@LUISHENRIQUE-lf9lq]

Que lindo! Adorei todas as plantas, o uso de plantas tropicais conferiu ao projeto uma exímia experiência. A junção das peças de decoração, arquitetura e paisagismo ficaram impecáveis. Amei.

[@sheilamore3261]

Oh my goodness you chose right now that apartment in Miami was the best decision you probably ever made where you live now and it’s gorgeous it’s awesome I would rather wanna be there any day than in Miami

[@jerryuy3573]

SOOOOOOO BEAUTIFUL .... SOOOOOOOOO PEACEFUL .... VERY VERY PARADISE .... SOOOOOOOOOOOO HEAVENLY VERY VERY DEADLY LOVELINESS .... OVERLOADING .... EXPLODING .... OVERFLOWING I. A.M. D.E.E.P.L.Y. D.E.E.P.L.Y. I.N. L.O.V.E. THANKS FOR SHARING US HIGHLY APPRECIATED MILLION THUMBS UP 👆

[@gregrendek]

At 19:00 - the spiky tree - that looks to be a "silk floss" tree, Ceiba speciosa. Great video, and thanks for the detailed tour of that property!

[@rickcrippen5180]

The tree may be the Floss Silk Tree. Usually pink flowers or bare like that one. The seed pods produce kapok for filling pillows.

[@valorianbronze2683]

I love your enthusiasm. Thank you for sharing the video, I really enjoyed it!

[@jenniferjuteram5145]

Beautiful & calming video & place! Thank you!

[@marasmithson6218]

Wow hey Irene, I've been waiting for your next tour! I hope you had a good time the last weeks!

[@mightylawrence1796]

Hi Irene. I really enjoyed this episode. I don’t have any regrets that I have come across this particular, peculiar experience of a place that has an incredibly detailed structures, gardens and different kind of classical plants. And design bummers in the garden. It’s splendid indeed.

[@leafing.around]

Appreciate your lovely feedback - hope to share more amazing places & gems that I find!

[@boroiasar12]

OMG don't think I've ever seen such a beautiful place...love it 😍

[@shardadevi879]

Dear lady many many thanks for incredible video, Mother nature is great

[@marcosvedoveto]

I just love Thebes you talk and explain everything. You sense of humor just graved me to the end of the video. I love you already . The tree you did not know the name full of thorn is called Paineira. There are several species known as paineira in Brazil , almost all belonging to the genus Ceiba (formerly Chorisia [ 1 ] ) of the family Malvaceae (formerly Bombacaceae)

[@CaviteBoy23]

Amazing resort and you did a great job sharing it😃❤️

[@TropicalGardeningCyprus]

That thorny tree, is the ''floss silk tree'' and it's super beautiful when it flowers. Big pink flowers, veeery beautiful.