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Jindian Park

昆明金殿公园; Kūnmíng Jīndiàn Gōngyuán; lit. Kunming Golden Temple Park. Other names include Jindian National Forest Park 金殿国家森林公园 and Jindian Scenic Area 金殿名胜区

The park, sprawling for more than 133.3 hectares on the Mingfeng Mountain, is a national forest reserve comprising natural scenery mingled with sites of historical interest and man-made gardens. Some 12% of the surface are lakes or ponds. On the Mingfeng Mountain stands the exquisite and serene Golden Temple, 6.7 meters in height and 7.8 meters in width, and cast of 250 tons of solid bronze. It is the largest bronze hall in China.

Address: Chuanjin Road, Panlong District (盘龙区穿金路)
Getting there: on Mingfeng Mountain, 7 km northeast of Kunming, a taxi is around ¥20 and takes 20 minutes, buses 10, 47, 50, 57, 69, 71, 76, 142, 146, 147, 235, z85 and z90 go there as well
Hours: Closed · opens 7:30 am
Weekly hours
Mon 7:30 am–6 pm
Tue 7:30 am–6 pm
Wed 7:30 am–6 pm
Thu 7:30 am–6 pm
Fri 7:30 am–6 pm
Sat 7:30 am–6 pm
Sun 7:30 am–6 pm
Price: The park is free to visit. A trip on the cable car to the World Horti-Expo Garden may be purchased for ¥40

Mon	7:30 am–6 pm
Tue	7:30 am–6 pm
Wed	7:30 am–6 pm
Thu	7:30 am–6 pm
Fri	7:30 am–6 pm
Sat	7:30 am–6 pm
Sun	7:30 am–6 pm

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世界园艺博览园
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Closed · opens 8 amThe garden is free to enter. A ticket for the cable car to Jindian park may be purchased for ¥40
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Tanhua Temple
昙华寺; Tánhuàsì; also known as Tanhua Nunnery 昙华庵
Built in 1634. According to historical records, before the temple was erected, there had been a thatched shack where Shi Shiqiao, a scholar of the Ming Dynasty, buried himself in books. Shi Tai, grandson of Shi Shiqiao, donated the estate for the shack whereon the temple was built. In the backyard there was an epiphyllum tree, which is called tanhua in Chinese, hence the name. The temple went through many renovations during the Qing Dynasty. It is well-known for its flowers and plants. It has been a scenic spot for more than three hundred years, and an epitome of Kunming, the Flower City of the Southern Frontier. The epiphyllum tree was planted in the side court of the depository of Buddhist Scriptures. There is a stone tablet on which four characters are carved The Epiphyllum Brings Luck. After the erection of the temple, the original epiphyllum withered and died. The epiphyllum now standing taller than the eaves of the temple sprang from the root of the original one at the beginning of the Qing Dynasty, and is about 300 years old. It bursts into flowers in mid-summer. The big loquat tree in the backyard is said to have been planted in the early Ming Dynasty. In the South Garden there are flowers and rockeries with winding paths among the flowers and the zigzagging corridor surround the Lotus Pond, where you can watch fish. The East Garden is shaded by tall cedars and cypresses and include seven smaller gardens and a Children's Playground. The old temple has resumed its original grandeur. It has become one of the most famous scenic spots in Kunming.
Closed · opens 7 amFree