The Sochi Park Arboretum is a significant botanical garden and a monument of landscape architecture located in the city of Sochi. It serves as a major scientific, educational, and cultural institution, showcasing a diverse collection of flora from various climatic regions around the world. The park's establishment dates back to the late 19th century, founded by publisher and playwright Sergei Khudekov. It was later nationalized and has since been developed under the auspices of scientific research institutions. The territory is divided into two main parts: the lower coastal section and the upper hill park, connected by a tunnel and an aerial cable car. The collection includes thousands of species and varieties of trees, shrubs, and other plants, with particular emphasis on subtropical species suited to the local climate. The park features thematic sections representing the flora of different geographical areas, including the Caucasus, the Mediterranean, East Asia, Australia, and North America. Beyond its botanical significance, the arboretum incorporates architectural elements such as fountains and sculptures that complement the landscape design. It functions as an important center for the acclimatization and introduction of new plant species, contributing to horticulture and landscape gardening in the region. The park is open to the public year-round, offering educational programs and serving as a popular recreational destination for both residents and visitors to the Sochi area.