According to the practice of previous years, the most eye-catching thing in Kunming in December will definitely be the red-billed gulls. But Yunhong Party found that this does not seem to be the case this year, because there are still two places that are quite popular.

That is Haiyan Village and Dianwei Village. In this case, Yunhong Party will definitely not recommend these two places to everyone. After all, what we are going to recommend today is not popular.

Although it is indeed quite beautiful. Especially in winter, this beauty full of vitality and color is naturally attractive.

But everyone also knows that no matter how beautiful a place is, the more people you go, you feel that the beauty is like being discounted. You will start to be a little rebellious in your heart and don't want to go.

It doesn't matter, I understand this little idea. After all, I am also a picky person. We can't be picky about salary. We can still be picky about a place to see a scenery.

So the Yunhong Party organized several scenic spots for everyone

Yujia Garden

Yujia Garden is currently the most completely preserved private garden in Kunming and open to the public. What hides inside is the garden feelings that Kunming people cannot give up.

The owner of the Yu family's garden is Yu Enxi, and his grandson is the famous musical talent Yu Chengqing. The owner named it "Zhenhu Jingshe", while outsiders called it Yu Family Garden, or Yu Garden for short.

For young people, Yuyuan is a strange and familiar place to them.

It is unfamiliar because people may not be able to tell exactly where Yu Yuan is, or even know that Yu Yuan exists. I am familiar with it because Yu Garden is actually located in the south garden of Daguanlou, as everyone knows, facing Daguanlou Park across the lake.

"Yu Jia Garden" has both traditional Chinese pavilions, corridors and pavilions, as well as garden views of Western Gothic buildings.

In the garden, lotus ponds and streams are surrounded by willow embankments, curved bridges and arch bridges, and small pavilions and rattan frames. The main building is a two-story "Jin Hou Tower" that combines Chinese and Western styles.