My cousin and I visited the gardens at the start of July and they were magical.The gardens were an easy and interesting walk from our hotel near the nightmarkets and although it wasn't what we'd intended for the day I was so glad we'd went. We found the tickets a bit confusing (If I get to go back I'll buy them beforehand) but once we we were inside the gates it was magical. Although it was quite crowded it was still possible to find pockets of stillness and the lush greenery made it feel peaceful despite the crowds. I was entranced with the lotuses and the golden boats gliding on the water (I would love to come back with my kids and taken them on the boats). The lavish use of gold on all the buildings made it seem like stepping into a fairytale and it was also my first encounter with masses of lotuses (loti?) and I fell in love. It rained off and on while we were there and I loved the way the rain looked caught on the flowers and in the lotus leaves. In the most respectful way (and hopefully without accusations of cultural appropriation!) I immediately became convinced that my home back in Queensland was very sadly lacking in lotuses and gold and that upon my return I would remedy this (although with paint, not gold leaf!) as it really looked so beautiful. There were many people dressed up in local costumes and having their photos taken and although it was sometimes a bit difficult to keep out of their photoshoots it did add to the atmosphere and made it easier to imagine what the Imperial Gardens would have looked like back when people actually lived in them. Our visit inspired me to learn a lot more about the history of the area which is clearly fascinating - while I've been reading a lot about Yunnan I'd been focusing mainly on the tea horse road history and the Imperial Gardens reminded me there is so much more to the history of the area - although the tea horse road IS fascinating!
Really nice place, family visit and all types of traveler. Enjoy the show and the jungle trip. Really good experience. I recommend it. There are dance show as well, and other things to see. Quite a main point to go when coming to Xishuangbanna .
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