Chenggong is a hidden gem for photography! I went to visit a friend in Chenggong recently and was blown away by how photogenic the place is. It's a photographer's paradise, and I couldn't stop taking photos! The wetlands parks are a dream for photography lovers like me. The Laoyuhe Wetland Park is a must-see! In spring, the tulip fields are in full bloom, with red, pink, and yellow flowers everywhere. The flowers are so beautiful, and every photo looks amazing. Standing in the flower fields, you can strike a pose and take a photo with a blurred background. The photos are so stunning that your friends will be amazed! The Haidong Wetland Park by Dianchi Lake is another great spot. The blue sky and white clouds are reflected in the lake, creating a beautiful scene. Walking by the lake, you can take photos with a Japanese-style vibe. If you're lucky, you might even see a flock of cute red-billed gulls. Capturing their graceful movements will add a story to your photos. I was surprised to find a flower viewing spot near my friend's house! It's like a hidden treasure! As soon as I entered, I was amazed by the sea of flowers. The lavender fields are romantic, with purple flowers swaying in the wind and a faint fragrance in the air. Standing in the flower fields, you can close your eyes and take a deep breath, feeling like you're in Provence, France. The photos have a great atmosphere. The pink roses climb up the flower wall, forming a natural flower curtain. On a sunny afternoon, you can wear a pretty dress and stand under the flower wall, letting the sunlight filter through the petals and create a beautiful photo. Every photo is wallpaper-worthy. In Chenggong, you don't have to worry about messy backgrounds. The air is fresh, and the sky is a pure blue. Every photo has a clean and beautiful background of blue sky and white clouds. Whether you're taking landscape photos or portraits, you'll get great results. Trust me, you don't need to look for other photography spots. Chenggong has everything you need for amazing photos! Grab your camera and start a photography adventure in Chenggong. You'll take so many photos that you'll run out of storage space!

Xiazhuang Village in Chenggong District, Kunming, is a village with a long history. During the Han Dynasty, Xiazhuang Village belonged to the ancient Dian Kingdom. During the Three Kingdoms period, it was the tribal territory of Meng Huo. In the Ming Dynasty, it was one of the manors of the Mu family, the King of Qianning, who guarded Yunnan, so it was called Xiazhuang, also known as Xinglongying. Xiazhuang Village has historically been a transportation hub and a must-pass place on the Guanpo Ancient Post Road. Xiazhuang Village has always been mainly agricultural, and the people here live a traditional farming life. In recent years, with the rise of Kunming University Town, the farmland in Xiazhuang Village has been expropriated and replaced by vibrant university campuses. The villagers here can no longer live on farmland, and this village has become a village in the city. The intertwining of history and modernity is evident here. The huge change in the way of life of the villagers brings them joy or nostalgia. In any case, with the continuous development of society, everything becomes inevitable. I just hope that the villagers here can live comfortably and continue to write the history of Xiazhuang.

| Easy dining. Oh my god, give me a chance to fall in love with rice again. My friends all know that I'm a noodle head, but this time is different, my friends! : Chenggong Shilin Street Gaifanbang Changsha Restaurant, accurate location, can be navigated

Located in the southern section of Caiyun Road in Chenggong District, Kunming, Caiyun Park is a rose-themed park, where over 7,000 square meters of ground-cover roses, more than 580 climbing roses, and over 270 standard roses are planted. Walking in the park, what meets the eye is the charming roses that seem to bring spring all year round, and the breeze is filled with a refreshing fragrance that touches the heart and soul, allowing visitors to truly experience the splendor as if 'Nature shows no favoritism; it bestows springtime only here.' The park is open 24 hours a day for free, and friends who like it can come and visit.