A quiet place in the bustling city, a poetic dream of Jiangnan

🏔Introduction to scenic spots: Zhang Jingxiu, the owner of Keyuan, was once an official of Jiangxi Province. He retired to his hometown due to the ups and downs of his official career. He devoted himself to landscape gardens, chess, calligraphy and painting, and built this private residence covering an area of ​​3.3 acres. Although Ke Garden is small and exquisite, it is ingeniously designed, with pavilions, towers, landscape bridges, halls, and courtyards all available. It is also part of the Nanshe ancient village of Ming and Qing Dynasties, where nine Jinshi scholars were born in history. All these reflect the profound cultural heritage of Keyuan. 📝Check-in strategy: Keyuan Garden is roughly divided into three areas: the southeast area is the main entrance area of ​​the courtyard, and its main function is to receive guests and divert personnel, including: the building lobby, the Bohong Pavilion, the Caocao Cottage, the Grape Forest Hall, the Tingqiu Residence and its arcade. The buildings in the west area are where the host hosts host banquets, entertain guests and enjoy the view from afar. Including: Shuangqing Room, Kexuan, etc. Above Kexuan is Yaoshan Pavilion, the tallest building in the courtyard, which offers an excellent view and a 360-degree panoramic view of Keyuan. The buildings in the northern area are built along Ke Lake. The owner's bedroom and study are all located in this group of buildings, and you can enjoy a great view when you open the window. 🚗Traffic information: If you drive, you can navigate to: Dongguan Keyuan Museum. There is a parking lot at the south gate and the north gate. 🕙Business hours: 9:30~17:30 (no entry at 17:00), statutory holidays and winter and summer vacations 9:00~17:30 Closed on Tuesdays (except statutory holidays) 📌Price and other tips: Ancient building area (South Gate), 8 yuan; Comprehensive museum area (North Gate), free. Children 6 years old and under are free of charge, senior citizens (60 years old for men and 55 years old for women, remember to bring your ID card) are free of charge, and students can pay half price with their student ID card. 💗Travel experience: Although Keyuan is small and exquisite, it is ingeniously designed, with pavilions, towers, mountains and rivers, bridges, halls and courtyards all available. The layout of the garden is staggered and winding, with empty spaces providing views and sparse spaces being full, making it a treasure of Lingnan gardens. 📌Tips: Keyuan Garden can be said to be a great place to take photos of ancient buildings with beautiful scenery at every step, especially when wearing Hanfu, cheongsam, oil-paper umbrellas, round fans, etc., the photos taken are very artistic. There are swans and koi in the back lake, and a small zoo by the lake with peacocks and other animals, which children love.