The trees here are lush, the air is fresh, birds are singing and flowers are fragrant, which is an ideal place for peacocks to inhabit and multiply and tourists to explore secluded places. There are four kinds of landscapes and sightseeing projects in the park: green peacock, blue peacock, white peacock and flower peacock. As far as the species and quantity of peacocks are concerned, this scenic spot is second to none in China. Peacock, commonly known as "Phoenix", is the king of birds. This is an ornamental bird with gorgeous feathers. Throughout the ages, many peacocks have been told many well-known stories. For example, "Peacock flies southeast" in Yuefu long poems of Han Dynasty has a far-reaching influence in the history of literature. Peacock is a lucky bird, which is located in the border of Yunnan, China. It is a symbol of the luck, preciousness and happiness of the Dai family. The fragrant nursery garden is full of newly hatched peacocks. Because its reproduction rate and survival rate are very low, it needs special care. Generally speaking, it is forbidden to visit, but in order to let tourists know the whole growth law of peacocks, tourists are invited to visit. Moving on, visitors can enter the Grand View Garden through the "self-help pool". What is a self-care swimming pool? In order to be immune, visitors must enter the soles of shoes for disinfection. As long as tourists pass through the "self-care pool", they can achieve the goal of immunization. There are more than 400 peacocks in the Grand View Garden. Here, visitors can enjoy the spectacular scenes of pride, peacocks flying in groups and peacocks foraging, listen to the arrogant cries of peacocks, or buy a glass of peacock feed to take photos with peacocks, be a "peacock king" or "peacock princess" and enjoy the "good luck" given by nature. The last stop is the "Derivation Pavilion", which is the breeding base of peacocks. Peacocks like to live in groups. Peacock family combination is monogamous. Generally, a male peacock and 3-5 female peacocks form a "family", where peacocks breed from generation to generation.