Niu Shou Shan, Nanjing | A Sacred Site Built at a Cost of 4 Billion RMB

📍Address: Niu Shou Shan is located at No. 18 Ningdan Avenue, Jiangning District, Nanjing City, Jiangsu Province, China. The east exit is 150 meters south of the intersection of Danyang Avenue and Ningdan Road. 🚗Transportation: Subway: Take Subway Line 1 to Tianlongsi Station, Exit 2. Transfer to Bus No. 712 at the Tianlongsi Subway Station bus stop and get off at the Niu Shou Shan Scenic Area. Bus: Nearby bus routes include No. 712 and No. 755. You can take these buses to the Niu Shou Shan Scenic Area Station or the Niu Shou Shan Scenic Area East Station. Car: You can choose the Ring Expressway—Ningdan Road—Niu Shou Shan Scenic Area or the Ring Expressway—Airport Expressway—Jiangjun Avenue—Focheng West Road—Niu Shou Shan Scenic Area. ⏰Best time to visit: All year round 💰Ticket prices: Adult tickets purchased one day in advance are 145 RMB, and same-day purchases are 160 RMB. Senior/student/child tickets are 80 RMB. 🌟Highlights: Enshrinement of the Buddha's parietal bone relic: Niu Shou Shan is a world-renowned Buddhist holy site, dedicated to the long-term enshrinement of the highest sacred relic of world Buddhism—the Buddha's parietal bone relic. Usnisa Vijaya Tower: This is one of the landmark buildings of the sacred site. It is approximately 88 meters high with nine levels and four sides, echoing the Hongjue Temple Tower of the Ming Dynasty and recreating the magnificent "twin towers" layout of Niu Shou Shan in history. 📌Useful tips: 1. It is said to have been built at a cost of 4 billion RMB, and it is magnificent. 2. I'm lacking in Buddhist cultural knowledge, so I can only share that this place is truly spectacular.