Keyan｜Super smooth "Buddha-Lake-Town" route

Traveling with elders and children in Keyan, following the route "Tiangong Grand Buddha → Jian Lake → Luzhen" is definitely right! First, visit the "Tiangong Grand Buddha." The stone steps in front of the Buddha statue are especially flat, making it easy for elders to walk slowly without any effort. On sunny days, sunlight shines softly on the Buddha, creating a very atmospheric family photo opportunity just by holding up your phone📸. The nearby "Qiyun Shigu" explanation board also includes interesting little facts. When you tell the kids, "This stone is older than grandpa's grandpa," the little ones immediately come over to listen carefully.

Next, take a painted boat to tour Jian Lake. Choosing a lower deck seat is very stable and won’t make you dizzy. When the boat passes the "Ancient Cableway," the boatman points to the stone bridge and tells stories from the past. Parents listen and tell the kids, "There were no cars before, people relied on this waterway for transportation," unintentionally teaching some knowledge💡. The breeze on the lake is very pleasant; blowing wind and watching the green trees on both sides even quiets the children to enjoy the scenery.

Finally, arrive at Luzhen. Don’t miss the Luzhen community opera! When the drums beat, actors dressed in colorful opera costumes appear, lighting up the elders’ eyes as they hum along. The kids keep staring at the actors’ headpieces, and after the show, they tug at your clothes saying, "I want to watch again," making it definitely the most unforgettable part of the trip👏.

📍Address: No. 558 Keyan Avenue, Keqiao District, Shaoxing City
⏰Time: 8:30-16:30 (Last entry at 16:00)
🚗Transportation: Take bus 177 or 805 to Keyan Scenic Area Station, then a 5-minute walk to the entrance

Post by PhoenixProdigy_456 | Oct 24, 2025