Zhang Family Garden, a good place you might miss when you come to Dali

❤Reasons for recommendation: A place where you can understand the history of Dali in more detail. A place that combines Dali Bai ethnic minority residences with private gardens. A place that is not big or crowded but can surprise you. 🌟Highlights: Entering the Zhang Family Garden scenic area in Dali, standing in the air loft, you can watch the sunrise of Chicken Foot Mountain in the east, Yulong Hidden Immortal in the north, colorful clouds appearing in the south, and looking up at the auspicious snow of Cangshan Mountain in the west, the four seasons of wind, flowers, snow and moon are always spring. The garden covers a total area of 20 acres, with a building area of 4700 square meters. The six courtyards in the garden are Caiyun Nan Courtyard, Begonia Spring Courtyard, Deer and Crane Spring, Western Red Courtyard, Ruijie Sanfang, Four Huihui Wind, one garden is the back garden, six courtyards and one garden each lead the trend. The numerous architectural door and window shapes make Zhang Family Garden a Chinese door and window museum, the Bai ethnic minority residence of the ancient capital at the crossroads of Asian culture, showing the aggregation of world architectural culture. The owner of the garden, Zhang Jianchun, the creator of Zhang Family Garden in Dali, proudly said: 'Now many people are imitating buildings like Zhang Family Garden, but they can't imitate the culture and connotation inside.' ⛰【Attractions Guide】 📍Detailed address: Zhang Family Garden North of Guanyin Pond, Qili Bridge, Dali, Yunnan, about 20 minutes' drive from Dali Ancient City. 🕙Opening hours: 8:30~17:30, all day from Monday to Sunday. 💰Ticket price: Adult price is 90 yuan, free for those over 70. Half price for children and students. 📌Small Tips: If you like architecture, there are many different styles here. If you like taking pictures, there are many check-in points here. You can overlook Erhai Lake and lean against Cangshan Mountain. It is recommended to come in the afternoon, when it is less crowded and quiet.