Shaoxing Keyan Scenic Area, located in Keqiao District, Shaoxing, is a scenic spot that blends natural beauty with rich cultural heritage. In summer, the area showcases the unique charm of the Jiangnan water village and the Jianxian Mountains, with its tranquil valleys, ancient bridges and pavilions, rugged peaks, traditional opera stages, and silk culture. Keyan, a popular summer resort, blends dramatic rock formations, cascading waterfalls, and Jiangnan water village culture. Visitors can stroll along the Fairy Bridge, listen to Yue Opera, explore the Millennium Buddha Rock, and experience silk craftsmanship, all while enjoying a refreshing moment amidst the rhythm of nature and opera. The Keyan Scenic Area is renowned for its dramatic rock formations. Millions of years ago, tectonic uplift and water erosion shaped the Keyan area into a diverse array of granite landforms, particularly renowned for attractions such as the Big Buddha Rock, Ruiyan Rock, Fairy Bridge, and Thousand Buddha Rock. Furthermore, the scenic area embodies the culture of the Jiangnan water village: ancient bridges, streams, houses, and pavilions are nestled among the rugged rocks, creating a harmonious interplay between water and stone, fields, and stone paths. Upon entering the scenic area, the first thing you'll encounter is the "Flying Waterfall Canyon" area. The canyon walls are steep, and streams cascade down from above, creating a cascading mist that provides a lasting coolness against the scorching summer heat. Photographers can capture the misty light and the splashing water, while children can also splash in the water for a refreshing summer treat. At Big Buddha Rock, the natural rock face resembles a carved Buddha statue, its face lifelike. Legend has it that worshippers have visited the rock since ancient times. An offering area and an observation deck overlook the canyon's springs are located in front of the rock, offering views of the canyon's springs. At Thousand Buddha Rock, the rock face is dotted with small shrines, housing hundreds of rock Buddha statues. On a summer afternoon, the setting sun filters through the rocks, revealing the lush green moss in the cracks, creating a unique and spiritual atmosphere. The "Immortal Bridge" is a natural stone arch bridge, with the canyon water flowing beneath it, and vines draped on both sides. Strolling along the stream, the soft pebbles beneath your feet and the gurgling sound of water create a fairyland-like experience. The beauty of Keyan lies in its "rocks, water, and bridges." A stone arch bridge spans beneath an ancient memorial archway, and a wooden pavilion overlooks the water. You can fish from the pavilion or stroll across the bridge, watching small boats drift by on the creek—the Jiangnan waterside scene is magnified here. Ctrip offers a number of ticket packages, but coupons are limited, so the discounts aren't significant.