The park was designed as part of a larger project to create a green belt for the city of Bursa.
It hosts a dedicated section for rare and endemic plant species native to the Uludağ mountain region.
The park's infrastructure includes a dedicated irrigation system that recycles water for plant maintenance.
It features a miniature replica section showcasing typical landscape architecture found in different global cultures.
The garden is a registered botanical institution and participates in international plant seed exchange programs.
Erdem Saker Botanik Parkı is a 400,000-square-meter botanical garden established in 1998, focused on the conservation and display of diverse plant species. The park features 8,000 trees, 100,000 shrubs, and 50,000 ground cover plants representing over 150 different species. It is organized into specialized sections including the English Garden, Japanese Garden, Rose Garden, and Fragrant Garden. The site functions as an important urban green space for Bursa, connected to the adjacent Bursa Zoo by a shared walking path. Visitors can traverse 12 kilometers of cycling and jogging trails that wind through the curated plant collections. Several cafes are located throughout the grounds, providing rest areas within the park. The garden serves as a research and educational site for botany students and horticulture enthusiasts.
The wooden bridge within the Japanese Garden provides a symmetrical view of the koi pond and curated landscaping.
Bring a bicycle to cover the entire 400,000-square-meter area efficiently.
Visit the Japanese Garden section specifically during spring for the blooming of ornamental cherry trees.
Carry your own water bottle, as the park is vast and cafes can be crowded on weekends.
Do not attempt to walk the entire perimeter in the peak heat of mid-summer, as shade is inconsistent in the open meadow areas.
