Buddha Eden Garden Tour: A Visit to Europe's Largest Oriental Garden and Historic Óbidos Village

Embark on a tour of Buddha Eden Garden, Europe’s largest oriental garden, and explore the historic village of Óbidos. Discover stunning sculptures, tranquil lakes, and exotic plants, followed by a visit to Óbidos’ fortified wall and charming streets. Don’t forget to try the region’s famous Ginjinha liquor!

Duration: 5 hours
Cancellation: 24 hours
Highlights
  • Bacalhoa Buddha Eden - This beautiful garden was born from a project aiming to remember the dismissal of Giant Buddhas of Bamyan in the Afghanistan in 2001. It is called the peace garden with it is astonishing sculptures/statues, lakes, exotics plants, palm trees and an enormous open space carrying tranquillity. There is also an option for tasting wine
What's Included
  • Expert local guide
  • Visit historical landmarks
  • Cultural immersion experiences
  • Comfortable transportation
  • Selected meals included
  • All entrance fees covered
  • Small group size for a personalized experience
  • Memorable photo opportunities
What's Not Included
  • Tickets at Budda Eden Garden
Additional Information

Buddha Eden Garden holds the title of the largest oriental garden in Europe. It is located at Loridos farm in Bombarral county.
The journey begins at the stunning garden of Buddhas, created to commemorate the destruction of the Giant Buddhas of Bamyan in Afghanistan in 2001. Known as the peace garden, it features breathtaking sculptures and statues,…

Location
Bacalhoa Buddha Eden
Quinta dos Loridos
Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Customer Ratings
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Seebees
Oct 17, 2025
Extraordinary and fascinating place to visit - even in the middle of October - What an extraordinary and fascinating place to visit - even in the middle of October! [Imagine what it must be like from Springtime and throughout Summer.] Replete with Buddhas, pagodas, terracotta statues, African and contemporary sculptures, c.6,000 tons of marble and granite were used to create monumental works of art set in 80+ acres of ornamental gardens, situated adjacent to Bacalhôa's main mission to produce and market quality Portuguese wines. A triumph blending divino and art. Well worth a visit, but allow yourselves time to reflect and savour.
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Ditto4design
Oct 4, 2025
What a fantastic huge stunning garden, well worth the visit - WOW what a gem our daughter found trawling google. This has to be one of the best places we saw whilst travelling Portugal, alongside Sintra in my opinion. Stunning gardens and beautiful lakes and statues. Well worth the visit if your going to Obidos.
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Andrew
Sep 21, 2025
Incredible - What an amazing place!! A day is not long enough, there is so much to see. The venue was so clean and tidy, the site staff were so friendly and welcoming. I will definitely be returning in the spring/ early summer to see the gardens in full flower
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Wanderer24355263054
Feb 1, 2025
Walk to rest - Surprising tour, super clean park organized, we chose to make our walk and we can admire every detail calmly, and take beautiful photos
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Sandrasantoseunice2
Oct 5, 2024
Find peace, serenity and feel nature in all its splendor! - Visiting the Buddha Garden Eden, is finding peace in the serenity of encounter with nature! The feeling we have is that we are in Asia and Africa, it is a journey to our senses! For a moment I thought I was in an Asian country! Beautiful and wonderful!
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Marlennyt
Aug 30, 2024
Magical and indescribable I recommend 1000X1000 - The visit is unique, magical, charming, indescribable I recommend it to 1000X1000 would definitely visit again I was delighted. You have to go with time to dedicate there are many precious details to look at
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Y4839jqchrish
Aug 10, 2024
Cozy stay in Budda Park - The place is really nice. There are many parking spaces outside the site so parking is rarely a problem. At the entrance, remember to buy the "train". The little train is incredibly cozy and runs around the park. The train stops 6-7 times during the trip where you can get on and off. There's been incredibly much done out of this place. There is so much to see that you hardly get done in a day. The second time we came to the place we found out that there was a completely different part of the park we had not seen the first time. In addition, they have sales of wines etc. at the exit. Their white sangria is cheap and can definitely be recommended.
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Kikip274
Aug 8, 2024
At the top with family plan 3 hours of visits - A great time with the family that beautiful things to see and a beautiful time in a setting of status and beautiful statutes and beautiful works ending with a tasting of local wines
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Jim
Nov 5, 2024
Disappointing - My wife and I were disappointed in the gardens. Granted it was October, but there wasn’t a wide variety of plants or flowers. The statutes were also disappointing, with an emphasis on size and repetition rather than individual artistry. They seemed mass produced. As another reviewer stated, the bathrooms had a terrible stench. Interesting because the other review is from a year earlier, not sure what that means! We have seen some lovely gardens, and though we wanted to like this one, we didn’t. Would recommend skipping this and instead seeing one of the interesting towns around Lisbon.
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Jantempleton61
Jul 17, 2025
Could do better - Whilst the park is beautiful to look at, there was no information about the park, no interpretation of different areas, not disabled friendly, grumpy train driver . Dogs are not allowed on the train around the park. Bit disappointed
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From $404 (Per Vehicle)
up to 6 guests
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Cancellation: Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start of your experience (local time).