This garden belongs to two masters before and after. The first owner is the illustrator Mayor. He spent his life designing and building it, making it one of the most mysterious gardens of the 20th century. (The design was built when Morocco was a French protected area.) The second owner was Yves Saint Laurent (the famous makeup brand YSL family). He made the garden even more famous in the world. In 1980, he accidentally discovered the Mayor Garden in Marrakech, immediately fell in love with it, and bought the garden together with his partner Pierre Berger. They tried their best to repair the garden. When you walk into the garden gate, you will see a blue fountain and pool in the middle of the courtyard. Walking into the garden, the gazebo in the dense bamboo forest is in sight. If it weren't for the colorful colors, I couldn't imagine this is a North African garden, but more like an oriental garden. Classical orange, bright yellow, jumping blue, an ancient brain squeezed into your field of vision. And the blue of the charm of the whole garden is the most eye-catching. The small building that was converted into a museum is simply the perfect combination of color, architecture and nature. The garden is full of green tropical plants, and the cactus and palm trees that stretch towards the sky are full of vitality. Legend has it that there are more than one hundred different cacti, which is the collection of the first generation of garden owners, Mayor, who have searched all over the world. These cacti seem to remind people that this is the small world that the garden owner has been trying to maintain.