Gunung Gading National Park in Malaysia`s Sarawak Province is home to the Rafflesia, the world`s largest flower
Rafflesias are parasitic plants, of which there are 28 species. Despite being the worldââ¬â¢s largest flower, Rafflesias lay down no roots, and are completely dependent on their hosts. The flowers that grow at Gunung Gading National Park generally grow up to 50-70cm in diameter.
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