It is known as the Little Potala Palace and has the largest copper Buddha

One city, one scene: Yuntian Cultural City It is said that the scenic area was built by a Taiwanese boss who spent tens of billions, and all the collections inside are privately owned. I have visited many museums, but this is the first time I have seen such a large private museum. You can feel the shock from outside the door, with the architecture being tall and exquisite. Pavilions, terraces, and towers, the Fragrance Pavilion, golden koi fish, and the clever arrangement of changing scenery with every step. The site covers 70 acres, with a building area of 140,000 square meters, and the main building is 21 stories high, over fifty meters. Standing on the rooftop and looking down, you can see most of Yulin, and the grandeur is truly impressive. It's not just about size; a lot of effort has been put into the details as well. There are many galleries, and stone carvings, wood carvings, and bronze castings are displayed everywhere. Rosewood and jade, with a wide variety of types and exquisite carvings. Some tables are made from 3000-year-old divine trees from Alishan in Taiwan, giving a sense of historical sedimentation, as if time is right before your eyes. The displayed Taiwanese folk culture is also worth seeing. Traditional costumes, various handicrafts, and puppetry from glove puppetry, let you feel the charm of Taiwanese culture. Aside from the slightly expensive ticket, the overall experience is very good~