Zhu's Family Garden was built over the course of 30 years in the late 19th century by a local merchant family,
which made its fortune from tin and opium.
This sprawling Qing dynasty residence, with 214 rooms and 42 courtyards, was completely renovated in 1998,
with part of the complex converted into a guesthouse.
Architectural highlights include finely painted corbel brackets, as well as exquisitely detailed carvings on lattice windows and doors.