Zhu Jia Garden

Zhu Family Garden, located in the middle section of Jianxin Street in Jianshui Ancient City, Yunnan Province, is a mansion and ancestral hall built by the gentry brothers Zhu Weiqing in the late Qing Dynasty. It is known as the "Southwest Border Grand View Garden"

Zhujia Garden covers an area of over 20000 square meters, with the main building arranged in a "vertical, four horizontal, and three" layout. It is a flexible combination of traditional residential buildings in the typical "three rooms, six ears, three halls, one large courtyard with four small courtyards" style in Jianshui. The layout of the house is well-organized, with courtyards stacked in and out, totaling 42 courtyards of various sizes. The whole group of buildings has steep ridges and cornices, carved beams and painted rafters, which are exquisite and elegant. The layout of the courtyard halls is reasonable, and the spatial landscape is rich and varied, forming a "maze like" architectural complex@In March 2013, it was approved by the State Council to be included in the seventh batch of national key cultural relics protection units