Taking my two kids to the Miledong Fengyun area was beyond our expectations! The red brick buildings in the area were a real delight for the kids. The Kaleidoscope Art Museum resembled a castle made of colorful building blocks, and the kids ran around it, exclaiming, "It looks like a magic house!" The photos were filled with their delighted smiles. The vast lawn became a natural playground, where they chased butterflies and lay on the grass to watch the clouds. The kids had a blast running around all afternoon without even complaining of fatigue. Along the way, there were many little surprises: adorable sculptures hidden in the grass, and a roadside stall selling colorful cotton candy. The kids ate and browsed, their eyes overflowing. In the evening, we rested on a bench by the sea of flowers, watching the sunset gild the red brick buildings. My eldest child sketched with a paintbrush, while my second child chased squirrels. The scene was truly soothing. The most thoughtful amenities were the family-friendly facilities: rest areas were everywhere for children to refill their water bottles and change clothes, and the restrooms had dedicated child-friendly sinks, so even with a stroller, we could complete the entire route without encountering any steps. The scenic area's trains are slow and leisurely, leaving children waving with excitement while adults can take a break. Our B&B is located near the scenic area, just a 10-minute walk away. At night, we can take our children out to admire the stars, listen to the chirping of insects, and reminisce about the day's fun. In short, there's no crowds here, but there's space for children to unleash their inner selves. The perfect blend of art and nature is a surefire way to bring your kids!