Tourism attractions are absolutely necessary part of the tourism industry because it recognizes a tourists needs in site, sight, object, event and other phenomenon. Tourist destination often, visitor attractions are clustered in particular area; a single visitor attraction is the main purpose for a visit for example, Stonehenge but more usually visitor travel to locality with the intention of seeing several things ranging from natural feature (beaches, lakes, hills) to shopping mall, museum, theatres, and heritages site which contain both man-made and natural attraction

Attractions coordinates with the other sector such as Tour Wholesalers, Retails Travel Agents, Accommodation, Transport, and National Tourism Organisation. These sectors holds the tourism industry up to the mark for a visitor's leisure time.

Attraction is one of the sectors of the Tourism industry which is very important for tourist. Visitor's attraction is any event or facility which pulls visitors to a particular place

Attractions are often the greatest reason for visiting a destination by tourist.They are used as symbol to aim the image of the destination .while attractions used to be believed just as natural or culture features but now shopping malls and festivals (event) have also became an interest for tourist visit. The main function for tourist attraction is to create a memorable, enjoyable experience moment for visitors that are fun. Attraction can play conservation, educational and cultural role

Their mission is to connect people with plants and to encourage them to take care of them. Also, to let them know how important the plants on our daily living.

Because of its outstanding dedication of the people behind this since it was started in 1951, its artistic presentation and real work of art, the garden becomes the favorite destination for more than 55 years. They are believed to be the outstanding resource of the country.

The people who are behind the garden's success and its highly acclaimed study on plants, they share a wealth of information and educate the people as well to be more inspired and learn while they're exploring the gardens.

There are more events and exhibits to inspire the guests especially those who love plants and flowers. Also, there are more items at the gift shop like unusual tools, fountains, seeds, vases, books, jewelry, soaps and stationary products, as well as gardening gift items for adults and children that you can purchase if you want to avail.

They offer the complete garden experience and give you education about plants and most importantly, how to preserve and conserve the plants around us for it ads beauty in our environment.

The park is the brain child of Universal Orlando Resort, and will feature Hogwarts School in its entire splendor, along with surrounding locales like the forest and the town of Hogsmeade, complete with its colorful and fascinating little stores. Knowing how attention to detail was so important in all the Potter movies, this park is sure to please wizarding enthusiasts of all ages. Their creative team will surely pull out all the stops to re-create Harry's magnificent world of wonder to make the experience as lifelike as possible. There will be rides, activities and attractions that will give us a glimpse into J.K. Rowling's unbelievably creative mind.

Sets from Harry Potter movies past and future will be included in the park's layout. This park will help to appease Americans' hunger for anything Harry. The frenzy caused by both Rowling's movies and books has caused adults and children alike to become devoted followers of Harry, his friends and the faculty at Hogwarts. The world needs more fantasy, that isn't steeped in our everyday real-life problems. It is fun to get lost in the fantasy of a magical world unlike our own. Where else will you see owls deliver mail, or fire-breathing dragons in true-to-life detail?

This new theme park is going to be a huge hit. It may even spark new fans, as well. For those of us who aren't able to visit the real sets in the United Kingdom, Florida will be the perfect locale. Since Orlando has a variety of top attractions like Disney World and others, it is a fitting place for Harry's new home away from home.

The U.S. owes Britain and J.K. Rowling a big "thank you" for allowing us to be able to soon experience the world of Harry Potter here at home. Who knows, this park may the first of many others. After all, the whole world has fallen for Harry Potter with a vengeance. Welcome, Hogwarts School, to Florida. We will make sure to make you feel right at home by coming to class as soon as you open your doors.

Traveling from east Texas, about 30 minutes from the Louisiana border, I set out on I-10 east toward San Antonio at about 8 am in mid February. After a half-hour delay in San Antonio, I made it to Kerrville at about 2:30 pm. After checking into a hotel there, I headed right to Ingram.

It was getting late in the afternoon, but I didn’t pay much attention to the time since I had no real timetable. I took Kerrville’s Main Street (or Texas 27) to Texas 39 just like the directions said to do, but it seemed to take longer than it should have. Enjoying the scenery along the Guadalupe River, I continued to look for FM 1340, confident that I would be able to find my way back to the hotel without getting completely lost but not so confident that I was still pointed in the right direction.

After a while, I found the turnoff for FM 1340, but I still seemed to be in a kind of no man’s land. It was beautiful out there, but it was eerily quiet even with a few cars passing now and then. Finally, about 45 minutes after I’d left Kerrville, I rounded a bend in the road and literally muttered, “Whoa!” Right there on the left side of the road was Stonehenge, or at least the closest thing to Stonehenge I’d ever seen. I guess I hadn’t expected it to be so near the road and as stunning as it was.

I drove slowly, which was no problem since there was practically no traffic, to try to see where to park. There is no parking lot, but there is a little notch in the grass on the shoulder where I was able to pull my car off of the road. The fact that it was the middle of February might explain the lack of other tourists, or it may be that “S-II” is so far off the beaten path. Either way, I was alone out there. I felt like I’d landed my alien spacecraft in a cornfield on the moon.

He-Man Megaliths

A fence surrounds the attraction which sits on private property, and a sign says that the gate gets locked at sunset. I’d beaten that time by a good hour or more, so I entered the gate. I learned, through examining the attraction’s sign, that Stonehenge II is the result of a couple of bored guys with too much limestone on their hands. God love ‘em, I added my two-dollar donation to the pot and went to look around.

I have to say that this place is pretty cool. It’s set off in a field, and there’s a big limestone hill for a backdrop. I managed to get some nice photos, and for me, the huge stones had a weird effect. It was like being in another world, if only for the little while that I was there.

The attraction is roughly 70 percent as large as the original, but for specifics you can check out the Texas travel guide under Ingram, though Stonehenge in the Hills is actually closer to Hunt. I would advise taking the Ingram/Texas 39 exit instead of going all the way through Kerrville, though Kerrville is a nice place to visit also. In addition to the Stonehenge replica, there are a couple of huge tikis on the property. I had a look at them, and they were pretty impressive as well. How can you beat two strange attractions in one, right out in the middle of a field in Texas?

Caution: Pagan Crossing

While I did enjoy the beautiful scenery and the solitude that the trip offered, I would offer one caution. Don’t go there after sunset. When I was poking around inside the large stone circle, I found a dead iguana sitting atop one of the stones. It’s only my guess, but I’d say that some folks take the place a little too seriously.