The ancient dwellings in Dali, Yunnan are very interesting. The north of Dali ancient town is often called the compound, and the south of the ancient city is usually called the garden. Zhangjia Garden is one of the most famous ancient dwellings in Dali, but it is not very accurate to say that ancient dwellings, because Zhangjia Garden was built later, and it was only opened to the public in 2008. Zhangjia Garden covers an area of 8 acres, the area is not large, the ticket costs 90 yuan, to be honest, a little expensive, half more expensive than the Beijing Forbidden City. With a total investment of 88 million yuan, it has been completed in 8 years and can be regarded as an exquisite traditional Bai courtyard. It is said that a long time ago, it was the royal palace of Dali, with six courtyards. It is the largest residential structure in the history of the Bai people, including five three squares and one courtyard, one four-five patio courtyard and exclusive to Dali. The back garden is a combination. Dali's climate is suitable for flower growth, Zhangjia Garden is a veritable garden, flowers are placed in each courtyard, and you will feel comfortable. Of course, you can follow the lecturer to learn about the history of the Bai and Dali countries. The courtyards are connected. Whether it is rainy or sunny, there are not many tourists. There are also Bai folk songs and dances and three tea performances. The auction of paintings and paintings after the performance is a bit commercial. Sandao Tea is a tea drinking method used by Yunnan Bai people to entertain VIPs, with its unique tea ceremony of head bitter, two sweet, three flavors.