Alpine Gardens are specialized botanical gardens that focus on the cultivation and display of alpine plants, which thrive in high-altitude environments. These gardens often feature rock formations, slopes, and other natural elements that mimic the conditions found in mountainous regions. Visitors can enjoy a diverse array of flora, including rare and endemic species that are adapted to harsh climates. Typically located in cooler regions, Alpine Gardens serve both educational and conservation purposes. They provide a habitat for unique plants and promote awareness about the importance of preserving alpine ecosystems. Many gardens also engage in research and conservation efforts to protect endangered alpine species and their habitats.