I'll definitely bring my child here again! My kid didn't want to leave.

Nestled among the verdant hills of Jintang, Chengdu, lies a parent-child vacation paradise called Huajian Garden · Jule. Using oranges as its theme, it cleverly blends the architectural wisdom of western Sichuan forest courtyards with modern amusement facilities, creating a fairytale kingdom where urban families can experience both the fun of rural life and modern comfort. The main building has an embracing layout, and the central courtyard is planted with dozens of varieties of citrus trees, which take turns staging ecological dramas of flowering and fruiting throughout the four seasons. The most wonderful thing is that the amusement park facilities are designed as enlarged versions of agricultural tools. The 10-meter-high "bamboo-woven dustpan" slide and the "rattan-woven granary" climbing frame are full of local memories and visually impactful. Most of the guest rooms are themed rooms. The children's bed is transformed into a transparent greenhouse cabin, the walls are covered with touchable citrus cross-section reliefs, and the bathroom mosaics are pieced together with molecular structure diagrams. The suites have tree-hole-shaped bunk beds, giant firefly lamp sets hanging from the ceiling, and a telescope platform extending from the balcony where you can see the real citrus forest through the window. The rooms are equipped with a manual juicer and a jam-making kit. The restaurant breaks the conventional dining experience. The buffet table in the breakfast area is hidden in a wooden winnowing machine, and freshly baked bread is delivered from a "granary"-shaped oven. Parent-child baking classes are held in a transparent dome greenhouse, where children use citrus fruits produced on the estate to make jam macarons. For dinner, Jintang navel oranges are made into caviar-shaped bursting beads, served with black pepper orange peel steak. The 20-acre amusement park is actually a giant natural classroom, allowing children to learn about ancient irrigation wisdom by relaying fruits with waterwheels. The "Jungle Battlefield", transformed from a real orchard, uses soft-wrapped citrus fruits as safe throwing props. The "Firefly Cinema", which is open at night, has its auditorium set on a circular haystack and screens agricultural-themed documentaries. The "Wufengxi Ancient Town", which is a 15-minute drive away, is holding a Song Dynasty market restoration project, where children can experience ancient oil pressing and bamboo weaving techniques. The homestay's cooperative 300-acre organic farm provides "fruit tree adoption + cloud supervision" services, allowing family tourists to observe the growth of fruit trees through exclusive cameras, and the mature fruits are delivered directly to their homes.