Fengxian's sunset spots for your autumn wish list
As autumn graces Fengxian district with its crisp air and vibrant hues, the area unveils three hidden spots for sunset enthusiasts. Each location offers a unique and breathtaking experience, where the sky transforms into a canvas of molten gold.
Whether you're a local or a visitor, these places are perfect for an evening escape to capture the romance of the season.
Jinhai Lake
Nestled at the heart of Jinhai Lake, the island offers an idyllic setting for sunset lovers. As the sun dips below the horizon, its golden rays scatter across the lake, creating a mesmerizing tapestry of ripples and reflections.
The surrounding architecture and greenery are reflected on the water, crafting a scene of unparalleled beauty. Visitors can enjoy a stroll along the lakeside path, witnessing the gentle transition of the lake's surface to a golden hue.
If you go
Where: Southeast of the intersection of Nianfeng Road and Hudi Road, Jinhai subdistrict
Fisherman's Wharf
Fisherman's Wharf stands out as a must-visit destination for sunset viewing. Dominating the skyline is a large Ferris wheel by the sea, which catches the sun's orange-red glow, seemingly gilded with a golden edge.
For a panoramic view, ascend the nearby Longteng Pavilion to gaze over the expansive sea as the sunset dances with the shimmering waves. Alternatively, wander along the east sea viewing platform, feel the soft sand beneath your feet, and let the gentle sea breeze brush against your face as the sun dips below the horizon.
If you go
Where: No 28 Haiwan Road, Haiwan town
Liyao village
A hidden cafe tucked away at No 611 in Liyao village offers a delightful surprise for those seeking a rustic sunset experience. Surrounded by golden rice fields and traditional architecture, the courtyard, adorned with swings, a pool, and small brick kilns, offers a picturesque setting reminiscent of a storybook scene.
As the sun sets, relax in the courtyard and watch as the sky is painted in shades of red while the rice fields shift from gold to deep crimson. With a warm drink in hand, this serene rural setting offers a perfect antidote to the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
If you go
Where: No 611 Liyao village, Qingcun town
Sources: WeChat account of Fengxian district administration of culture and tourism at "fengxianwenlv", attractions, and the cafe mentioned above
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