Cuihu Park is located in the center of Kunming, a city known for its spring-like weather all year round.

Cuihu Park is a historic and beautiful scenic spot in Kunming, known for its eight-sided water, four-season bamboo, and spring and summer willow. Here, you can enjoy colorful yellow oak, metasequoia, sweet osmanthus, and ginkgo trees, which are rich in color and charming. In addition to taking photos, you can also study history, go boating, and experience the slow life of old Kunming. There are many coffee bars, bars, private restaurants, buffets, and foreign restaurants around the park for you to taste delicious food. Here are some suggestions and precautions for your visit: Main attractions • Ruan Dike: Ruan Dike runs through the north and south of Cuihu Lake, where you can enjoy the lake view. • Tang Dike: Tang Dike runs through the east and west, dividing Cuihu Lake into five scenic spots. • Lake Heart Island Scenic Area: Mainly Qing Dynasty buildings such as Lake Heart Pavilion and Guanyu Tower. • Southeast: There are Shuiyue Pavilion and Goldfish Island. • Northeast: There are Bamboo Forest Island and Jiulong Pond. • South: There are Gourd Island and Nine Curved Bridge. • West: There is Hai Xin Pavilion. Tour suggestions • Cuihu Lake is definitely not a simple city park. Here you can learn about many of Kunming's past history and buildings, such as the Water Museum, Ruan Dike, Tang Dike, Jiulong Pond, Lianhua Zen Temple, and Shuiyue Pavilion. It is highly recommended for humanities enthusiasts. • It is recommended to go at four or five in the afternoon, when the sun is super good-looking. • The ultraviolet rays are very strong in the afternoon, remember to bring an umbrella when you go out, and do a good job of sun protection. • About tulips, the flowering period is in February and March, and there are no tulips at this time. Don't miss the little friends who want to take pictures. Nearby attractions • Yunnan University • Yuantong Temple • Yuantong Mountain • Wenlin Street (There are many coffee shops, and many cultural and creative shops. In addition, this is also a good street to see ginkgo, which is not all yellow yet) Hope it can help you!