Climb to the top of Niushou Mountain to enjoy a panoramic view of Nanjing and experience the profound cultural heritage of Buddhism

Share photos on social media, and everyone thinks I've been abroad. This place gives off a European blockbuster vibe in minutes, and I just want to say: you won't regret coming here!!! Transportation guide: Bus: Take routes 754, 755, 712, G70, or y2 of the Beautiful Jiangning Line 2 in Nanjing city to get there, and get off at the Niushou Mountain Scenic Area station. Self-driving: It is recommended to set your GPS to the west gate of Niushou Mountain, and it takes about 40 minutes to drive there from the city center. 160 yuan, book in advance on Ctrip for a non-same-day ticket for 145 yuan. Don't miss out on the deals! Be sure to enter from the . After doing some research in advance, once you get to the mountaintop bus station, take two escalators to reach the viewing platform, where you can overlook the city of Nanjing. It's perfect for sisters who love photography; it's indeed very photogenic and doesn't look like a traditional temple, more like a European style. The best photo spots are all at the top, so I suggest going directly to the . But I must say, the ticket price is quite discouraging!! I don't know why it's so expensive? If you want to get your money's worth, I suggest spending a whole day exploring every corner. Must-visit spots in Niushou Mountain 1 Buddha's Top Palace This magnificent Buddhist palace blends the architectural style of European palaces and is affectionately known as the 'Golden Durian'. No matter where you stand, you can find the perfect angle for photos. 2 Underground Palace Inside the Buddha's Top Palace, there is a mysterious underground palace with six levels. Here you can witness the Buddha's parietal relic with your own eyes. The interior of the underground palace is awe-inspiring, and you must come to experience its mysterious atmosphere. 3 Buddha's Top Pagoda Climbing to the top of the pagoda, you can overlook the entire beauty of Niushou Mountain. There are many beautiful views with the Buddha's Top Pagoda as a backdrop, and you definitely shouldn't miss them. 4 Reclining Buddha A huge reclining Buddha statue that is stunning and photogenic. Be sure to capture the eyes of the Buddha Sakyamuni in full. In summary: For sisters who want to take photos, get to the west gate early to grab a spot. There are really a lot of visitors at this stage, and only by arriving early can you be truly moved by how heart-stirring this place, built with a small goal of 40, can be.