The Lost Gardens of Heligan is a historic garden located in Cornwall, England. Once a thriving estate in the 19th century, it fell into neglect after World War I. The gardens cover over 200 acres and feature a variety of plant species, including exotic plants and traditional English gardens. In the 1990s, the gardens were restored, revealing their original beauty and charm. Today, the Lost Gardens of Heligan attract visitors from around the world, showcasing stunning landscapes, a jungle area, and a productive kitchen garden. The site is a testament to the importance of garden conservation and heritage.