[2025 Nanjing Attraction] Travel Guide for Nanjing Museum (Updated Apr)

Nanjing is a truly captivating city! Rich in history yet infused with modern energy, it offers a complete travel experience. This guide covers everything from food and accommodation to transportation and entertainment in Nanjing. Give it a like and save it before you embark on your journey! Best Time to Visit Nanjing experiences four distinct seasons, with spring and autumn being the most ideal for travel. Spring (March-May) offers stunning plum blossoms, cherry blossoms, and roses. Autumn (September-November) paints the city with vibrant ginkgo and maple leaves. Summers are hot, and winters are cold and damp, so be sure to check the weather forecast before your trip. Transportation Guide - Airport: Nanjing Lukou International Airport. Airport buses connect to various parts of the city. You can also take subway line S1 and transfer to other lines. - Train: Nanjing Railway Station and Nanjing South Railway Station. Both stations offer convenient access to subway and bus lines. - City Transportation: The subway is highly recommended. It has extensive coverage. Download the "Nanjing Metro" app in advance for easy QR code scanning and payment. The bus network is also well-developed, offering scenic views along the way, but be prepared for potential traffic jams during peak hours. Must-See Attractions 1. Confucius Temple - Qinhuai River Scenic Belt: An iconic Nanjing landmark, featuring ancient architecture and dazzling lights at night. Cruise along the Qinhuai River on a traditional boat, and feel transported back to ancient Jinling. Enjoy a variety of local Nanjing snacks and experience the city's vibrant atmosphere. 2. Nanjing Museum: "One museum, six branches," housing a rich collection of artifacts from ancient times to modern history, providing a comprehensive overview of Jiangsu's history and culture. Remember to book your free visit in advance through their official WeChat account. 3. Dr. Sun Yat-sen's Mausoleum: A magnificent and solemn architectural masterpiece. Climb the 392 steps for a panoramic view of Nanjing and a profound sense of history. 4. Xuanwu Lake Park: A former imperial garden lake, offering diverse scenery throughout the year. Take a leisurely stroll along the lake, go boating, admire the picturesque landscape, and enjoy a relaxing time. Local Specialties 1. Duck Blood and Vermicelli Soup: A Nanjing must-try! Savory duck broth with smooth vermicelli noodles, duck liver, and duck intestines, topped with fresh cilantro and spring onions. Xiaopanji and Yadebao are highly recommended. 2. Beef Guotie (Pan-fried Dumplings): Crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside, with a satisfying crunch. The aroma of beef fills your mouth with each bite. Li Ji Halal Restaurant's guotie are incredibly popular. 3. Nanjing Roast Duck: Different from Beijing roast duck, Nanjing roast duck features crispy skin, tender meat, and savory gravy. You can't go wrong with roast duck from any local deli. Buy half a duck to enjoy with rice. Accommodation Recommendations 1. Xinjiekou: Nanjing's city center, offering convenient transportation, numerous shopping malls, and a wide variety of restaurants. It's a great location for travel, shopping, and dining, with hotels and guesthouses available at various price points. 2. Near Confucius Temple: Choose this area if you want to immerse yourself in Nanjing's historical and cultural atmosphere. Enjoy the night view of the Qinhuai River, but be aware that prices are relatively higher and the area is more crowded with tourists. Suggested Itineraries 3-Day Trip - Day 1: Nanjing South Railway Station → Hotel check-in → Confucius Temple - Qinhuai River Scenic Belt (night view and snacks) - Day 2: Nanjing Museum → Dr. Sun Yat-sen's Mausoleum → Music Stage (watch the doves) → Laomendong (local Nanjing cuisine) - Day 3: Xuanwu Lake Park → Jiming Temple (pray for love, admire cherry blossoms, best time to visit is March-April) → Departure 5-Day Trip - Day 1: Arrive in Nanjing → Check in to hotel in Xinjiekou → Explore Xinjiekou for shopping and food - Day 2: Confucius Temple - Qinhuai River Scenic Belt (visit Confucius Temple and Zhan Garden during the day) → Qinhuai River cruise (night view) - Day 3: Nanjing Museum → Jiming Temple → Xuanwu Lake Park - Day 4: Dr. Sun Yat-sen's Mausoleum → Music Stage → Linggu Temple → Nanjing Impression (local Nanjing dishes) - Day 5: Niushou Mountain (visit Foding Temple, Foding Pagoda, and other scenic spots) → Departure Travel Budget - Accommodation: CNY 300-1,000/day. Xinjiekou and areas near Confucius Temple are more expensive, while other areas are relatively cheaper. - Food: CNY 100-300/day. Diverse choices of snacks and restaurants. - Entrance Fees: CNY 200-500. Some attractions are free. - Transportation: CNY 100-300. Mainly for city transportation and round-trip train/plane tickets. Overall, a 3-day trip budget is around CNY 2,000-4,000, and a 5-day trip is around CNY 3,000-6,000. Adjust according to your personal spending habits. Tips to Avoid Pitfalls 1. Book your Nanjing Museum visit in advance. Queuing on-site may result in not being able to enter. 2. Prices at the Confucius Temple snack street are relatively high, and some snacks may not be worth the price. Compare prices before buying. 3. Nanjing summers are hot, so take precautions against sun and heat. Winters are cold and damp, so pack warm clothes. Pack your bags and embark on an unforgettable journey to Nanjing!

The trees are phoenix trees, the city is Nanjing, A sentence of phoenix trees, planted all over Nanjing. The autumn colors of Nanjing have reached their peak, so beautiful that it is suffocating... A three-day, two-night city walk can yield a lot of beautiful photos of Nanjing. [Transportation] ✈️ Fly to Lukou International Airport 🚅 Train to Nanjing Station, Nanjing South Station ☑️[Nanjing Photo Spots] Photo 1️⃣ Puyun Road Bridge Photo 2️⃣ West Bridge 📍 North Gate of Ninghai Middle School Photo 3️⃣ Nanjing Big Character Wall 📍 18 Yuedong Xinmen West Building Photo 4️⃣ Wutong Avenue 📍 Linyuan Road Photo 5️⃣ Pilu Temple Photo 6️⃣ Yanque Lake Photo 7️⃣ Laomendong 📍 Yinxing Film City Photo 8️⃣ Yanque Lake 📍 Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum Gate 3 Photo 9️⃣ Dabaoen Temple Photo 🔟 Linyuan Road 📍 Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum Gate 5 Photo 1️⃣1️⃣ Republic of China Building No. 11 Yihe Road Photo 1️⃣2️⃣ Qianhu Park Photo 1️⃣3️⃣ Jinling Wall 📍 18 Yuedong Xinmen West Building Photo 1️⃣4️⃣ Pilu Temple Photo 1️⃣5️⃣ Mochou Lake Park Photo 1️⃣6️⃣ Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum Photo 1️⃣7️⃣ Confucius Temple 📍 Deyuetai 4th Floor Photo 1️⃣8️⃣ Confucius Temple 📍 Pingjiang Bridge ☑️[Three-day, two-night itinerary] Day 1️⃣: Dabaoen Temple - Laomendong - Zhonghua Road - Confucius Temple - Kexiang - Presidential Palace Day 2️⃣: Meiyuan New Village - Pilu Temple - Ancient Jiming Temple - Ming City Wall - Xuanwu Lake Park - West Bridge - Yihe Road - Mochou Lake - Nanjing Big Character Wall - Jinling Wall Day 3️⃣: Qianhu Park - Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum - Wutong Avenue (Linyuan Road) - Meiling Palace - Music Stage - Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum - Linggu Temple ‼️Notes: 1️⃣ Be sure to go early to Wutong Avenue, not only are there fewer people, but there is also the Tyndall effect 2️⃣ Pipa Lake is recently fenced off for dredging, don't run empty 3️⃣ Remember to make an appointment one week in advance for the Nanjing Museum

3D2N Nanjing Trip|||DAY 1 Arrive at Nanjing South Railway Station in the afternoon Qinhuai River, Laomendong Duck blood and vermicelli soup, beef potstickers DAY 2 Nanjing Museum in the morning Wutong Avenue, Meiling Palace in the afternoon Qinhuai River at night Roast duck, soup dumplings, Shisancha Yunbinhuahuang DAY 3 Hongshan Forest Zoo in the morning Zhan Garden in the afternoon Salted egg yolk black rice, Chayanyuese Sanjichong, salted duck

The three biggest museums in China are the Palace Museum in Beijing and the Palace Museum in Taiwan, and the third is either the Nanjing Museum or the Shanghai Museum. This time I visited the Nanjing Museum. The exhibits are in chronological order, from the dinosaur era to stone tools, bronze tools, the Han, Sui and Tang, Song and Ming dynasties, and show the history of Jiangsu in detail, making it easy to understand. I was surprised by the number of earthenware and other exhibits. The cow doll "silver-copper inlaid red lantern" was excavated from the Han dynasty, and the intensity of the light can be adjusted by opening and closing the window. Apparently, smoke is absorbed by the water in the cow's stomach through the horns, so no smoke is produced. I was impressed by the high level of technology from 2000 years ago. Both Xiang Yu and Liu Bang from the Qin and Han dynasties were from Jiangsu. I was reminded of the depth of Suzhou's history. Immortality and longevity are something that all people of all ethnicities wish for, and only a very limited number of people, such as royalty, can make the preparations for it. It seems that China also considered preserving corpses in the same way. The dolls from the Tang dynasty are colorful and magnificent. Are we all singing karaoke? Then I thought, there is a statue pulling a camel. Normally, Chinese people need to make a reservation in advance, but foreigners can get an admission ticket by showing their passport at the service counter without making a reservation. And it's free!! I'm grateful. I was also very satisfied with the exhibits. #Nanjing #NanjingMuseum

🌸 Sisters! I've discovered an absolutely stunning and relatively unknown flower viewing spot! Right next to the Ming Palace Ruins in Nanjing, these hydrangeas that have traveled through time from the Ming Dynasty are so beautiful that they instantly transport you back to the prosperous age of Jinling! ✨ Why should you definitely come to Wuchao Gate to see the hydrangeas? 🌳 600-year-old Palace Trees: These are living cultural relics that existed during the Zhu Di period! 📸 Every shot is a stunning ancient-style masterpiece: Mottled palace walls + a snow-white sea of flowers, creating an atmosphere that's off the charts. 🕗 Fewer people and beautiful scenery: 100 times quieter than Jiming Temple! 💐 Best viewing period: Now! Now! Now! (late March - mid-April) 📷 Photo Tips: 1️⃣ Wear Hanfu! Ming Dynasty style is the best! Travel through time in a second. 2️⃣ Bring an oiled paper umbrella, stand under the flowers and look back, it's absolutely stunning! 3️⃣ Come at 7 AM and have the entire sea of flowers to yourself. 🚇 How to get there: Take subway Line 2 to Minggugong Station, Exit 3, and walk for 5 minutes! Free! Free! Free! 💡 Tips: Remember to bring a small stool, the upward angle is absolutely stunning. The Nanjing Museum is nearby, you can visit it together. There are many delicious foods in Kexiang nearby, go for a big meal after taking photos. ⚠️ Important reminder: There are only 2 weeks left in the flowering period! Miss it and wait a year! Go this weekend!

The cherry blossoms are in bloom in Nanjing! Be sure to check out this cherry blossom viewing guide! 1. **Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum Stone Elephant Road** - The 600-meter cherry blossom corridor complements the Ming Dynasty stone statues, creating a strong sense of history. - Free admission to the park before 6:30 AM, allowing you to enjoy a quiet time for photography. 2. **Laomendong Jiezi Garden** - Exquisite cherry blossom scenery in a Jiangnan garden, combined with a teahouse experience for an elegant, ancient style gathering. - Night cherry blossom surprise: Garden light shows are held on Friday and Saturday evenings. 3. **Nanjing Museum Cherry Blossom Trail** - Free cherry blossom path outside the museum. You can enjoy the flowers after visiting the cultural relics exhibition. - Recommended experience: First visit the Republic of China Museum, then walk to the cherry blossom path for coffee and a rest. **Useful Information** - Transportation: Take subway Line 2 to Minggu Palace Station for direct access to the Nanjing Museum. It is recommended to cycle to Laomendong. - Featured experience: Zhongshan Scenic Area offers cherry blossom-themed audio guides, providing in-depth interpretations of the stories of flowers and the city. - Tips: There are fewer cherry blossoms in the Confucius Temple commercial area. It is recommended to focus on the old city streets.

Basic Information and Transportation Nanjing Museum is one of the three major museums in China, located on Zhongshan East Road in Xuanwu District. It is about a 5-minute walk from Exit 1 of Minggugong Station on Metro Line 2. If you are driving, you can park in the nearby parking lots. The museum is open from 09:00 to 17:00 (closed on Mondays). Admission is free but requires real-name reservation. Reservations open at 18:00 daily for the next 7 days, with time slots in the morning (09:00-13:00) and afternoon (12:00-16:00). If you miss your time slot, you will not be allowed to enter. Seniors over 70, military personnel, and others are exempt from reservations and can register on-site for entry. Must-See Exhibits and Route Planning The museum is divided into six major exhibition halls. Recommended routes: Essential Route: History Hall (home to the museum's treasures) → Special Exhibition Hall (Golden Beast, Qianlong Revolving Vase) → Republic of China Hall (retro street scenes) → Digital Hall (interactive technology). In-Depth Route: Special Exhibition Hall → Art Hall → Intangible Cultural Heritage Hall (traditional crafts and tea house performances). Museum Treasures: History Hall: Western Han Dynasty Jade Burial Suit, Brick Painting of the Seven Sages of the Bamboo Grove, Glazed Archway of the Grand Bao'en Temple. Special Exhibition Hall: Qianlong Revolving Vase (with a rotatable inner container), Golden Beast from the Warring States Period (the largest gold artifact in the country). Republic of China Hall: Replica of a Republic of China street, perfect for photos and buying cultural and creative products. Practical Tips Guided Services: Official guided tours (100 RMB for up to 10 people) or rent an audio guide (20 RMB). AR glasses are available for rent in the Special Exhibition Hall (50 RMB). Avoiding Crowds: On weekends, it is recommended to enter at 9 AM to avoid the peak hours from 11 AM to 2 PM. The Art Hall entrance usually has shorter lines. Special Exhibitions and Events: The museum regularly hosts themed exhibitions (such as "Jade of China"). For details, check the official WeChat account. Nearby Attractions Nearby are the Ming Palace Ruins and Zhongshan Gate City Wall, which can be combined for a half-day tour. If you have more time, it is recommended to attend the evening performances at the Intangible Cultural Heritage Hall (tickets required in advance) or listen to Pingtan at the old teahouse. Nanjing Museum combines history, art, and technology. It is recommended to allocate 3-4 hours for an in-depth visit to experience the splendor and innovation of 5,000 years of Chinese civilization!

The Nanjing Museum has had excellent special exhibitions in recent years. This theme is also wonderful. I took too many photos, but I'll first share some ceramics. Through these ceramics, we can see Ming Dynasty China's interaction with the world. The museum's collection indeed has some treasures. Blue and white porcelains are abundant, and all in excellent condition, with pieces from the Hongwu, Yongle, and Xuande periods. Image 2: Ming Yongle period blue and white three-legged censer with longevity mountain and blessed sea pattern. The main decorative pattern on the body features mountains of longevity and blessed seas, showing grand momentum. From Nanjing Museum collection; Image 3: Ming Yongle period blue and white underglaze red bowl with sea creatures pattern on high foot, decorated with sea water and auspicious creatures, from Jingdezhen Imperial Kiln Museum collection; Image 4: Ming Yongle period white glazed monk's cap ewer with incised lotus and eight auspicious symbols, a special form of Jingdezhen official kiln porcelain. Called monk's cap ewer by Qing people but tea pot by Ming people, from Nanjing Museum collection; Image 5: Ming Yongle period blue and white flat vase with cloud and dragon pattern, from Nanjing Museum collection; Image 6: Ming Hongwu period underglaze red meiping vase with Three Friends of Winter pattern. Besides dragon patterns, official kiln porcelain of the Hongwu period often featured floral and plant decorations, from Nanjing Museum collection; Image 7: Ming Chongzhen period blue and white bowl with Journey to the West scenes, traditional blue and white craftsmanship depicting Xuanzang's westward journey, with Tang Monk and disciples' pilgrimage scenes on the bowl body, showing Ming Dynasty's embrace and recreation of foreign culture through the collision of foreign themes and local techniques, from Nanjing Museum collection; Image 8: Goryeo celadon spring bottle with inlaid floral pattern, from Nanjing Museum collection; Image 9: German Brunswick blue and white and yellow porcelain plate with scholar pattern, from Victoria and Albert Museum, UK.

Nanjing Museum｜If you don’t make a guide, you will definitely make mistakes‼ ️|||🚇Transportation Guide 📍Address: No. 321, Zhongshan East Road, Xuanwu District 🚇Metro Line 2 [Ming Palace Station] Exit 1 and walk for 5 minutes to get there! If you drive, you can park in the West Gate parking lot (open from 9:00 to 18:00). 💡Booking tips ✅ Free reservation: Grab tickets at [Nanjing Museum] 🤌 at 18:00 7 days in advance! Set the alarm! A small number of remaining tickets may be released at 9:00/12:00 on the same day! ⚠️ Family tickets require adult connection, 1 adult can bring up to 3 children! Seniors aged 70 and above/military personnel do not need to make an appointment and can enter by swiping their ID cards. 🕰️Opening hours ⏰ Tuesday-Sunday 9:00-17:00 (last admission at 16:00), closed on Monday! Please refer to the official website for special opening hours during holidays. 🔥Must-read guide! Follow along and you won’t get lost! 🚶♀️Recommended tour routes 1️⃣ Classic route (must-have for history buffs): History Hall→Special Exhibition Hall→Digital Hall→Republic of China Hall→Art Hall→Intangible Cultural Heritage Hall 🌟 Highlights: "Brick Painting of the Seven Sages of the Bamboo Grove" and "Golden Jade Clothes" in the History Museum, and "Golden Beasts" and "Jade China" special exhibitions in the Special Exhibition Hall (to be removed in January 2025!). 2️⃣ Preferred route (preferred if time is tight): Go straight to the Special Exhibition Hall → Republic of China Hall → History Hall 💫 Collection treasures: - Golden Beast (Special Exhibition Hall 9, 99% pure gold!) - Hibiscus stone panchi ear cover stove (Special Exhibition Hall 12, girly pink stove!) - Golden Cicada Jade Leaf (Yurun China Exhibition, super mini and easy to miss!). 📸Photography camera ✔️ Stairs on the left side of the History Museum entrance (take a photo from above for a blockbuster feel) ✔️ Red wall in Hall 2 of the History Museum (full of ancient atmosphere) ✔️ Retro street view of the Republic of China Museum (the rickshaw/post office are great for taking photos!). 🕹️Stamp and check-in 📍Stamping location: History Museum/Special Exhibition Hall/Art Museum Service Counter, Republic of China Museum Post Office ⚠️ Bring your own notebook or buy a cultural and creative notebook in the museum (15-30r), some chapters require queuing! ⚠️Avoidance Guide ❌ Don’t bring a lighter/tripod! Strict security check! ❌ No flash photography allowed in the exhibition hall! Protecting cultural relics is everyone’s responsibility! ✅ There is free WiFi, storage, and wheelchair rental in the museum, which is super considerate! 🍜Nearby food 🍴Opposite the museum: Chicken soup dumplings, Xiaoma beef noodles (20r per person for a full meal) ☕ Republic of China Teahouse: Experience retro tea and take amazing photos! Summary of frequently asked questions: ❓ Q: Can I make an appointment on site? ❗ A: It is recommended to make an appointment in advance during holidays! You can try to swipe your card on site on weekdays. ❓ Q: How long does it take to queue for stamping? ❗ A: 1 hour+ on weekends, it is recommended to go early!

Don't miss this amazing 3-day Nanjing tour! Savor exquisite dishes at highly-rated local restaurants that will surely amaze you. Take a cruise on the Qinhuai River to experience the blend of history and modernity, then ride through the magnificent Phoenix Tree Boulevard to deeply experience Nanjing's unique charm. Start your Nanjing journey now! -------------------- 🚩Itinerary: Day 1️⃣: Niushou Mountain Cultural Tourism Zone -> Laomendong Archway Begin your journey by exploring the rich cultural heritage of Niushou Mountain, experiencing the perfect blend of history and nature. In the evening, stroll to Laomendong Archway to savor Nanjing's ancient charm and embark on a journey through time. Day 2️⃣: Porcelain Tower Heritage Park -> Presidential Palace -> Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum Scenic Area -> Linguan Road -> Confucius Temple Qinhuai Scenic Area On the second day, experience the historical changes at the Porcelain Tower ruins, then visit the Presidential Palace to witness modern history's grand waves. In the afternoon, climb to Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum to pay tribute to the great leader, and take a peaceful walk along Linguan Road. As night falls, take a Qinhuai River cruise, pass through Phoenix Tree Boulevard, and explore the Confucius Temple Qinhuai Scenic Area to appreciate Nanjing's night beauty. Day 3️⃣: Xuanwu Lake Park -> Nanjing Museum On the final day, stroll through Xuanwu Lake Park to enjoy the tranquility and harmony of nature. In the afternoon, visit Nanjing Museum to explore historical treasures and experience cultural heritage and charm. Conclude your delightful Nanjing journey with wonderful memories. -------------------- Must-Visit Attractions: - 🌊Xuanwu Lake Park: One of the three famous lakes in Jiangnan! Each of the five islets offers different scenery, with Cui Island particularly lush. Recently, adorable White-crowned Robins have been spotted - come experience nature's charm! - 🏯Niushou Mountain Cultural Tourism Zone: The beauty of Spring Niushou lives up to its reputation! Here you'll find both historical Chan Buddhist relics and breathtaking natural scenery - definitely worth a visit! - 🎑Confucius Temple Qinhuai Scenic Area: Along the Qinhuai River, next to Confucius Temple, where ancient charm meets modernity. The ten-mile Qinhuai night view is dreamlike - don't miss it! - 🎨Nanjing Museum: Want to experience the charm of art? Nanjing Museum is the place to be! The museum's treasure, a gilt Tibetan-style Buddhist pagoda from the Ming Dynasty, will surely amaze you, with many more treasures waiting to be discovered! -------------------- 🧳 Travel Checklist: 👕 Clothing: Nanjing is still cold in March. Bring light jackets, thin sweaters, and comfortable sneakers. 🎒 Personal Items: Don't forget rain gear as March in Nanjing is rainy. Power banks and charging cables are also essential. 📷 Entertainment Prep: Remember to bring your camera or phone to capture beautiful scenes, along with enough storage space and backup batteries. 🆔 Documents and Others: ID card, cash, and credit cards are essential. Also prepare emergency contact information just in case. -------------------- That's all for the Nanjing tour guide! Don't forget to follow me for more exciting itineraries and personal travel tips!

Maximize your weekend in Nanjing with these two fun and easy itineraries👇Save this post so you don't get lost! ✅Route 1: Hongshan Forest Zoo → Xuanwu Lake Park - Yingzhou → Jiming Temple → Qinhuai River - Confucius Temple (night view) ✅Route 2: Nanjing Museum → Zhan Garden → Qinhuai River - Confucius Temple (daytime) → Laomendong → Home 🐸Hongshan Forest Zoo is truly unique! There are no animal performances, and the animals live freely as if you're strolling through a large garden. You have to search for the animals yourself, and it feels like the animals are living a very comfortable life here. 📍Nanjing Museum is a must-visit! The exhibits are incredibly rich, offering a fully immersive experience. I love all kinds of pottery figurines, where you can see the development of ceramics and the makeup, hairstyles, and clothing of different eras. The Republic of China Hall has a fantastic atmosphere, making you feel like you've traveled back in time. You can even enjoy tea and traditional performances at the Lao She Teahouse. 🌸Xuanwu Lake is breathtakingly beautiful! As the largest imperial garden lake in China, it stretches from Xuanwu Gate to Jiming Temple, with lake views and cherry blossom forests along the way. Yingzhou Island is perfect for picnics and relaxation. Zhan Garden is not only a stunning Jiangnan garden but also steeped in history, allowing you to learn about the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom. It's a great place to take photos with a Republican era vibe. 🛶The night view of Confucius Temple and Qinhuai River is beautiful, but it's very crowded. I prefer Laomendong. It's a gathering place for traditional Nanjing residences, with numerous folk crafts and Nanjing specialties. Strolling through it, you'll be surrounded by the vibrant atmosphere of old Nanjing. Nanjing is truly a fantastic place! With this weekend itinerary, you can experience the unique charm of Jinling in just two days. Plan your trip now!

Nanjing Budget Travel Guide: Experience the Millennia-Old Charm of Jinling I. Itinerary Recommendations Day 1: Zhongshan Scenic Area One-Day Walking Tour** Morning: Dr. Sun Yat-sen's Mausoleum (free, closed on Mondays) → Music Stage (¥10, feeding pigeons is super therapeutic) → Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum (¥70, Shixiang Road is great for photos) Afternoon: Meiling Palace (¥30, a small Republic of China-era Western-style house) → Linggu Temple (¥35, a secret spot for fireflies in summer) Evening: Head down the mountain to Xiaolingwei Night Market (Recommended: Xuzhou BBQ, plum blossom cakes) Day 2: Old Town South Cultural Route Morning: Laomendong (free, an artistic district under the city wall) → Zhonghua Gate Barbican (¥50, the world's largest barbican) Afternoon: Nanjing Massacre Memorial Hall (¥85, a cyberpunk-style museum) → 1865 Creative Park (free, industrial-style photo spot) Evening: Confucius Temple (just see the lights, don't spend money!) → Walk along the Qinhuai River to Bailuzhou Park Day 3: Exploring Hidden Gems Morning: Yihe Road Mansion Area (free, a complex of Republic of China-era buildings) → Nanjing Museum (free, must-see Republic of China Hall) Afternoon: Librairie Avant-Garde (Wutaishan Branch) → Taogu New Village (a hub for artistic cafes) Evening: Nanhu East Road (local food street) for late-night snacks II. Food Recommendations and Warnings Must-try List: - Duck Blood Vermicelli Soup (Recommended: Xiao Pan Ji, Jinyuan) - Beef Guotie (Li Ji Halal Restaurant's juicy ones are amazing) - Sweet Osmanthus Rice Pudding with Taro Balls (Fang Po Rice Cake Shop) - Balut (Nanhu Night Market, challenge yourself) - Pig Skin Noodles (Xiang Ji Noodle Restaurant) Foods to Avoid: - All "Nanjing specialties" inside the Confucius Temple scenic area - Any vacuum-packed "authentic salted duck" - Jinling Tangbao branches around scenic areas III. Accommodation Recommendations 1. Around Xinjiekou Subway Station: - Hostel Recommendation: International Youth Convention Hotel (¥60 per person, high-rise city view) - Budget Hotel: Home Inn Neo (Zhangfuyuan Branch, 3 minutes from the subway) 2. Daxinggong Area: - Pod Inn Select (5-minute walk from the Presidential Palace) - B&Bs near Southeast University (artistic and affordable) 3. Around Laomendong: - City Wall Roots Youth Hostel (super convenient for visiting the night market) IV. Local Tips 1. Transportation: Get a Nanjing subway card on Alipay, shared bikes + subway is the most economical 2. Tickets: Half-price admission to some attractions every Wednesday (e.g., Presidential Palace) 3. Hidden Gems: - Taicheng Section of the Nanjing City Wall for a panoramic view of Jiming Temple - Take the ¥2 ferry from Zhongshan Wharf to chase the sunset over the Yangtze River - Visit the morning market at Koxiang Food Market for black rice balls and sesame balls V. Budget Reference (3 days, 2 nights) - Accommodation: ¥120-200 (hostel/budget hotel) - Food: ¥150 (mainly snacks) - Transportation: ¥50 (subway + shared bikes) - Tickets: approx. ¥200 (selective ticket purchase) Total cost: ¥500-700 is enough to explore Jinling! Remember to wear comfortable shoes, Nanjing is a city suitable for walking~

Nanjing Travel Guide I. Itinerary • Day 1: Visit Xuanwu Lake in the morning to enjoy the picturesque scenery and the tranquility of nature. In the afternoon, visit Jiming Temple to experience the serenity and solemnity of the ancient temple, and you can also get a fortune stick. In the evening, go to the Confucius Temple - Qinhuai Scenic Belt, stroll along the antique streets, taste special snacks such as duck blood vermicelli soup, and take a boat tour of the Qinhuai River at night to experience the unique charm of the "Qinhuai River in the sound of oars and lights." • Day 2: Spend the whole day visiting the Nanjing Museum, which has a rich collection of artifacts. Multiple venues such as the History Museum and the Art Museum will allow you to gain an in-depth understanding of Jiangsu's history and culture. In the evening, go to the Xinjiekou business district, which is the bustling center of Nanjing, with shopping and food options galore. • Day 3: Visit the Dr. Sun Yat-sen's Mausoleum in the morning to commemorate Dr. Sun Yat-sen and experience the solemn atmosphere. There are also attractions such as the Music Stage and Meiling Palace nearby that can be visited together. In the afternoon, go to the Presidential Palace to learn about modern Chinese history. In the evening, experience Nanjing's nightlife in the 1912 Block. II. Transportation Guide • Airport: Nanjing Lukou International Airport, with airport buses and subway Line S1 directly to the city center. • City: The subway can basically reach all the attractions and is the first choice for travel; buses are also very convenient; taking a taxi in busy areas such as Xinjiekou may encounter traffic jams. III. Food Recommendations • Salted Duck: Tender meat, salty and fragrant. • Duck Blood Vermicelli Soup: Delicious duck soup, smooth vermicelli, paired with duck liver, duck intestines, etc., for a rich taste. • Beef Guotie (Fried Dumplings): Crispy skin, juicy filling, and a mouthful of fragrance with every bite.

Enjoy the spring scenery in Nanjing with this 3-day tour guide! Explore the ancient capital of Jinling and savor local delicacies such as duck blood vermicelli soup and salted duck. Authentic flavors and endless aftertastes await. Start your Nanjing journey now! / Route Suggestions: 🎉Three days and two nights, enjoy Nanjing🎉 Day 1️⃣: Niushou Mountain Cultural Tourism Zone—Fuzimiao Qinhuai Scenic Belt Explore the mysterious charm of Niushou Mountain and experience its rich cultural heritage. In the evening, stroll along the Fuzimiao Qinhuai Scenic Belt, admire the ancient architecture and dazzling night view, and taste authentic Nanjing snacks. Day 2️⃣: Dr. Sun Yat-sen's Mausoleum Scenic Area—Presidential Palace—Dabaoshen Temple Ruins Scenic Area—Outer Qinhuai River Cruise—Laomendong Historical Block On the second day, visit Dr. Sun Yat-sen's Mausoleum Scenic Area to pay tribute to the martyrs and enjoy the magnificent mountain scenery. Then, visit the Presidential Palace and experience the vicissitudes of history. In the afternoon, go to the Dabaoshen Temple Ruins Scenic Area to explore the remains of the ancient temple. In the evening, take a cruise on the Outer Qinhuai River and admire the beautiful scenery along the way. Finally, stroll through Laomendong Historical Block and experience the ancient charm of Nanjing. Don't forget to try the local Nanjing cuisine! Day 3️⃣: Xuanwu Lake Scenic Area—Nanjing Museum On the last day, visit Xuanwu Lake Scenic Area and enjoy the tranquility and beauty of the lake and mountains. In the afternoon, visit the Nanjing Museum to explore the historical and cultural treasures of Nanjing, concluding your Nanjing trip perfectly. / Must-See Attractions: ✨ Xuanwu Lake Scenic Area: One of the three famous lakes in the south of the Yangtze River, with beautiful scenery. Recently, the Eurasian coot, a nationally protected animal, has been inhabiting the area. Come and experience the charm of nature! 🏮 Laomendong Historical Block: Traditional Chinese wooden architecture, as if traveling through time. Don't miss the Nanjing Qinhuai Lantern Festival, where a giant snake lantern awaits you! 🌸 Niushou Mountain Cultural Tourism Zone: Known for its spring beauty, explore the historical relics of Niutou Chan Buddhism and experience the charm of ancient culture. 🌉 Fuzimiao Qinhuai Scenic Belt: On the banks of the Qinhuai River, next to the Confucius Temple, the ancient charm of the sea of lights shines brightly. Enjoy the beautiful scenery of the ten-mile Qinhuai River. 🏛 Nanjing Museum: The museum's treasure, the Ming Dynasty gilt Tibetan-style stupa, is an artistic marvel. Experience the rich history and culture—don't miss it! / Pre-Trip Essentials: 🎒 👗 Clothing: Nanjing has a large temperature difference in March, so it is recommended to bring a light jacket and a thick jacket, with long-sleeved or short-sleeved inner layers to easily cope with temperature changes. 🎩 Accessories: Hats and sunglasses are both sun-proof and fashionable, so don't forget to bring them. Comfortable shoes are essential for walking around Nanjing's many attractions to protect your feet from getting tired. 📑 Documents: Check if you have all the necessary documents, such as your ID card and student ID, before departure to enjoy more discounts. 🔋 Other: Chargers and power banks ensure the battery life of electronic devices, and umbrellas are essential for unexpected rainy days, making your Nanjing trip smoother. / Join a group tour in Nanjing for a hassle-free and fun experience! The itinerary is ready. Start your Jinling journey now!

Nanjing, a city that embodies the history of six ancient capitals and a modern atmosphere, boasts both a profound cultural heritage and numerous popular attractions! 👉 Itinerary ✅ Dr. Sun Yat-sen's Mausoleum: A must-see in Nanjing. Experience the great historical significance of Dr. Sun Yat-sen. Remember to book in advance! ✅ Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum: A World Cultural Heritage site. The Stone Elephant Road is stunningly beautiful in the fall! ✅ Confucius Temple and Qinhuai River: Stroll around Confucius Temple in the evening and take a night cruise on the Qinhuai River to experience the prosperity and romance of the "Ten Mile Qinhuai." A combination of art and cuisine. Nanjing Museum: One of the three major museums in China. The History Hall and the Republic of China Hall are must-sees! ✅ Laomendong: A literary and artistic district, perfect for taking photos and enjoying delicious food! Librairie Avant-Garde (Wutaishan Branch): One of the most beautiful bookstores in the world, a must-visit for literary and artistic youth! 👉 Nature and Leisure ✅ Xuanwu Lake Park: The "green lung" of Nanjing, suitable for walking, boating, and enjoying the beauty of nature. ✅ Jiming Temple: Extremely beautiful in spring when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom. It is said to be very effective for praying for marriage! Return trip: Head back home with a rewarding and fulfilling experience! 👉 Photo Spots ✅ Confucius Temple and Qinhuai River: The night view is incredibly beautiful, with dazzling lights and a captivating atmosphere! ✅ Laomendong: Ancient and elegant buildings + artistic shops, every shot is a masterpiece! ✅ Jiming Temple Cherry Blossom Avenue: When the cherry blossoms are in full bloom in spring, the romantic atmosphere is off the charts! Nanjing, this ancient city that has endured thousands of years of trials and tribulations, is more than just a geographical coordinate to me. It is the whisper of time, the echo of history, and the yearning in my heart for the intertwining of past and future. Stepping onto this land, I seem to hear the footsteps of history echoing in my ears. Every stone slab road and every ancient bridge tells the stories they have witnessed.

The short holiday is here! Sisters, Yangzhou's gardens, Zhenjiang's cuisine, and the super cute Eurasian coots at Nanjing's Xuanwu Lake are waiting for you to explore! Join a local group tour to experience Jinling and Guangling, with four unique days. Come and feel the unique charm of this land! -------- 📅Itinerary D1: Geyuan Garden—Dongguan Street Historic District Stroll through Geyuan Garden, appreciate the charm of classical gardens, then go to Dongguan Street Historic District to taste authentic Yangzhou snacks and experience the lively atmosphere of the ancient city. D2: Slender West Lake—Xijindu Historic Cultural District—Niushoushan Cultural Tourism Zone—Confucius Temple Qinhuai Scenic Belt Enjoy a leisurely tour of Slender West Lake, taking in the beauty of the lake and mountains. In the afternoon, head to Xijindu to explore the historical and cultural footprints. Then go to Niushoushan to experience the Buddhist culture, and in the evening, go to Confucius Temple to appreciate the night view of Qinhuai River and experience the nightlife of Jinling. D3: Dr. Sun Yat-sen's Mausoleum Scenic Area—Presidential Palace—Dabaoren Temple Ruins Scenic Area—Outer Qinhuai River Cruise—Laomendong Historic District Ascend Dr. Sun Yat-sen's Mausoleum to pay tribute to the great man. Then visit the Presidential Palace to experience the vicissitudes of modern history. Next, go to the Dabaoren Temple Ruins to explore the millennium-old Buddha's light. In the evening, take a cruise on the Outer Qinhuai River to appreciate the charm of the water city. Finally, stroll through Laomendong Historic District to savor the charm of the ancient city. D4: Xuanwu Lake Scenic Area—Nanjing Museum Xuanwu Lake Scenic Area is welcoming a boom in Eurasian coot viewing! Come and see the national second-class protected animals and experience the vitality of nature. In the afternoon, go to the Nanjing Museum to explore the stories behind the historical relics and conclude the pleasant local group tour. -------- Must-see attractions: 🏞️ Xuanwu Lake Scenic Area: One of the three famous lakes in the south of the Yangtze River, with beautiful scenery of five continents. Recently, there are also rare Eurasian coots inhabiting here. Come and experience the charm of nature! 🏰 Laomendong Historic District: Traditional Chinese wooden architecture, as if traveling back to ancient times. Don't miss the Qinhuai Lantern Festival, where giant zodiac snake lanterns await you! ⛰️ Niushoushan Cultural Tourism Zone: Known for its beauty in spring, explore the historical relics of Niutou Chan Buddhism and appreciate the charm of ancient culture. 🌿 Slender West Lake: "A misty rain falls on Yangzhou in March." The green willows and charming scenery of Slender West Lake will surely make you linger. 🏮 Confucius Temple Qinhuai Scenic Belt: The ancient charm of the Qinhuai River and the dazzling lights beside the Confucius Temple. Come and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the ten-mile Qinhuai River and experience the night charm of the ancient capital. -------- Travel tips: 🌸 The weather in Yangzhou in March is pleasant, and the flowers are in full bloom, making it suitable for strolling along Slender West Lake and enjoying the spring scenery. 🍜 Zhenjiang's pot-covered noodles are not to be missed. The aroma of vinegar is overflowing, and the aftertaste is endless. It is an authentic culinary experience. ✈️ After arriving at Nanjing Airport, you can choose the subway or airport bus for convenient access to the city center. 🐦 From March 13th, you can watch Eurasian coots at Xuanwu Lake and experience the charm of nature and ecological beauty. 🎁 Nanjing's specialty Yuhua Stone bracelets are affordable and have a beautiful meaning, making them suitable as souvenir gifts. -------- Don't hesitate! Grab this Yangzhou-Zhenjiang-Nanjing group tour guide and start your Jiangnan journey to enjoy a wonderful time!

Nanjing, a beautiful ancient capital steeped in history, is ready to unfold a magical three-day, two-night journey for you. This carefully curated itinerary will guide you through Nanjing's top attractions, allowing you to experience the city's unique charm. 🌟Day 1: • Morning: Upon arrival in Nanjing, head to Exit 1 of Muxuyuan Station. Stroll along the梧桐(wutong) Avenue, and immerse yourself in the city's romantic and elegant ambiance. Sunlight filters through the lush leaves, casting dappled shadows on the ground, creating a picturesque scene. ↓ • Next, visit the Republic of China-era Meiling Palace (entrance fee: CNY 30). This palatial building whispers tales of history, transporting you back to a turbulent era. ↓ • Lunch: Choose a restaurant nearby and savor Nanjing's specialties, such as salted duck and Jiming Tangbao (steamed buns). ↓ • Afternoon: Visit the Music Stage (entrance fee: CNY 10). As the music plays, flocks of doves dance gracefully, creating a beautiful ecological scene. Afterward, don't miss the Nanjing Museum (book tickets in advance) to admire the rich historical and cultural heritage and experience Nanjing's profound history. ↓ • Evening: Explore the Presidential Palace (entrance fee: CNY 35) and delve into the ups and downs of modern Chinese history. As night falls, wander along the Qinhuai River and admire the brightly lit Confucius Temple, immersing yourself in the bustling atmosphere. 🌟Day 2: • Morning: Visit the ancient Jiming Temple (entrance fee: CNY 10). This ancient and elegant temple, popular for its incense offerings, is a perfect place for prayer and blessings. ↓ • Lunch: Enjoy nearby delicacies, such as vegetarian dishes and Jinling roast duck, to experience Nanjing's traditional flavors. ↓ • Afternoon: Explore Xuanwu Lake. Rent a boat to enjoy the lake view or take a leisurely stroll along the shore, admiring the beautiful natural scenery. Afterward, step into Librairie Avant-Garde (Wutaishan Branch), a bookstore with a strong literary atmosphere, choose a good book, and immerse yourself in the world of knowledge. ↓ • Evening: In Xinjiekou, Nanjing's commercial center, savor local cuisine, such as snacks from Nanjing Dapaidang. Then, stroll to Laomendong, where the evening's hustle and bustle, traditional handicraft shops, and snack stalls create a unique scene. 🌟Day 3: • Morning: Visit the well-preserved Ming and Qing Dynasty architectural complex—Chaotian Palace (entrance fee: CNY 25). The red walls and yellow tiles, ancient and magnificent, will transport you back in time. ↓ • Lunch: Dine at the Red Mansion, a time-honored restaurant with an elegant environment and exquisite dishes, offering a delightful culinary experience. ↓ • Afternoon: Visit the Dabao'en Temple (entrance fee: CNY 80) and explore this unique building with modern aesthetic elements, learning about its rich history and culture. ↓ • Finally, visit Niushou Mountain (entrance fee: CNY 145). The majestic Usnisa Palace here is perfect for taking photos. It is recommended to spend 3–5 hrs exploring the tranquility and beauty of this place. 💖Accommodation Recommendations: Choose accommodation near Confucius Temple or Xinjiekou for convenient transportation and a wide variety of nearby dining options. 🍲Food Recommendations: In addition to the dishes mentioned above, don't miss out on duck blood vermicelli soup, red bean tangyuan (glutinous rice balls), plum blossom cakes, and beef guotie (fried dumplings)—all local specialties of Nanjing.

Today's sharing: A three-day, two-night in-depth Nanjing travel guide, taking you to experience the charm of this ancient capital and easily check in at major popular attractions! 🎈[Day 1: A Blend of Romance and History] • Morning: When you set foot in Nanjing, your first stop should be Exit 1 of Muxuyuan Station. Stroll along the avenue shaded by parasol trees and experience Nanjing's unique romance and elegance. Sunlight filters through the leaves, creating a dappled effect, as if you've stepped into a traditional Chinese painting. ↓ • Next, we move to Meiling Palace, a palace-style building full of Republican charm. The entrance fee is 30 yuan. It bears witness to that magnificent period of history, leaving a lasting impression. ↓ • Lunch: Search for a local restaurant nearby and savor authentic Nanjing specialties, such as salted duck and steamed buns. ↓ • Afternoon: Head to the Music Stage. The entrance fee is 10 yuan. This is not only a temple of music but also a paradise for pigeons. When the music starts, flocks of pigeons take flight, creating a grand and spectacular scene. ↓ • Afterwards, visit the Nanjing Museum. Remember to book in advance. Here, a wealth of historical and cultural heritage is gathered, allowing you to deeply appreciate the profound heritage of this ancient capital. ↓ • Evening: Step into the Presidential Palace. The entrance fee is 35 yuan. Explore the footsteps of modern Chinese history. As night falls, stroll along the banks of the Qinhuai River. The lights on both sides are dazzling, and the Confucius Temple is especially lively, making it a perfect place for strolling and enjoying snacks. 🎈[Day 2: Harmony of Ancient Sites and Nature] • Morning: Visit the ancient Jiming Temple. The entrance fee is 10 yuan. This temple is simple and elegant, with flourishing incense, and is a good place to pray for blessings. ↓ • Lunch: Enjoy a meal nearby, such as a refreshing vegetarian dish, and experience a different flavor. ↓ • Afternoon: Stroll around Xuanwu Lake. You can choose to take a boat tour of the lake or take a leisurely walk along the lakeshore, admiring the natural beauty of Xuanwu Lake. ↓ • Afterwards, visit Librairie Avant-Garde (Wutaishan Branch). This is a unique bookstore. Choose a book you like, find a corner, and read quietly, experiencing the charm of knowledge. ↓ • Evening: Explore Xinjiekou, Nanjing's commercial center, where delicious food abounds. You can go to Nanjing Dapaidang and try local snacks, such as salted duck and Meiling porridge. Afterwards, head to Laomendong. The evening's prosperity and bustle will surely captivate you. 🎈[Day 3: Collision of Ancient Charm and Modernity] • Morning: Visit Chaotian Palace. The entrance fee is 25 yuan. This well-preserved Ming and Qing Dynasty ancient architectural complex, with its red walls and yellow tiles, is simple and magnificent. ↓ • Lunch: Dine at the Red Mansion. This time-honored restaurant has an elegant environment and exquisite dishes, leaving a lasting impression. ↓ • Afternoon: Head to the Dabao'en Temple. The entrance fee is 80 yuan. The architectural design here is unique, blending modern aesthetic elements, allowing you to appreciate the perfect combination of ancient architecture and modern art. ↓ • Finally, visit Niushou Hill. The entrance fee is 145 yuan. The Usnisa Palace here is magnificent and is a great place for taking photos. The Niushou Hill scenic area is vast, so it is recommended to allow 3–5 hours for sightseeing. 💖[Accommodation Suggestions]: Choose to stay near the Confucius Temple or Xinjiekou for convenient transportation and abundant food options nearby. 🍲[Food Recommendations]: In addition to the food mentioned above, there are duck blood vermicelli soup, red bean dumplings, plum blossom cakes, and beef pan-fried dumplings, all of which are Nanjing specialties. You might as well try them all.

Hey friends! Join us for a three-day tour of Nanjing, with special access to eight scenic spots, a stay in a five-diamond hotel, hearty breakfasts, and a shopping-free itinerary. Enjoy a relaxing and worry-free trip! -------- 🎉Suggested Itinerary: Three days and two nights exploring Nanjing!🎉 DAY1️⃣: Niushoushan Cultural Tourism Zone -> Confucius Temple and Qinhuai Scenic Belt On the first day, visit Niushoushan to experience its rich Buddhist culture and magnificent architecture. In the evening, head to Confucius Temple and immerse yourself in the ancient charm and dazzling lights of the Qinhuai River. DAY2️⃣: Dr. Sun Yat-sen's Mausoleum -> Nanjing Presidential Palace -> Nanjing Dabaoshen Temple Ruins -> Outer Qinhuai River Cruise -> Laomendong Historical Block On the second day, visit the solemn and respectful Dr. Sun Yat-sen's Mausoleum to commemorate the great man. Afterwards, visit the Nanjing Presidential Palace and relive modern history. In the afternoon, explore the Nanjing Dabaoshen Temple Ruins and feel the weight of history. In the evening, take a cruise on the Outer Qinhuai River and admire the night view of the ancient city. Finally, stroll through Laomendong and savor the ancient charm of Nanjing. DAY3️⃣: Xuanwu Lake Scenic Area -> Nanjing Museum On the last day, take a leisurely walk along the shores of Xuanwu Lake and enjoy the tranquility and beauty of the lake and mountains. In the afternoon, visit the Nanjing Museum, explore the treasures of thousands of years of history, and conclude your Nanjing trip on a perfect note.🎉 -------- Must-See Attractions: Niushoushan Cultural Tourism Zone ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: No. 18 Ningdan Avenue, Jiangning District, Nanjing, Jiangsu Province Opening Hours: January 1 - December 30, 08:30-17:30 Duration: 1 day Beautiful scenery, a blend of historical sites and Buddhist culture, and the newly added Peach Blossom Creek landscape make it a suitable choice for seniors. Confucius Temple and Qinhuai Scenic Belt ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: No. 53 Gongyuan West Street, Qinhuai District, Nanjing Opening Hours: Open all day Duration: 2-4 hrs The Qinhuai Lantern Festival is dazzling. Stroll or take a boat to enjoy the lanterns, savor authentic snacks, and experience the charm of ancient Nanjing. Nanjing Museum ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: No. 321 Zhongshan East Road, Xuanwu District, Nanjing, Jiangsu Province Opening Hours: February 17 - December 31, Closed all day on Mondays; February 17 - July 8, Open from 09:00-17:00, Tuesday to Sunday Duration: 3-5 hrs Admire ancient artifacts and calligraphy and painting art, experience the historical corridor and the charm of the Republican era, and don't miss the intangible cultural heritage performances. Nanjing Presidential Palace ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: No. 292 Changjiang Road, Xuanwu District, Nanjing, Jiangsu Province Opening Hours: March 1 - October 14, Open from 08:30-18:00, Tuesday to Sunday; Closed all day on Mondays Duration: 2-3 hrs A complex of historical buildings with over 600 years of history, featuring a blend of Chinese and Western courtyards and elegant Chinese gardens, suitable for seniors to enjoy a leisurely visit. -------- 🎒 Packing List: Essential Items for Your Nanjing Trip 👗 Clothing: Bring a few light long-sleeved and short-sleeved shirts. Nanjing has a large temperature difference in March, so bring a jacket. Don't forget comfortable shoes, they will be your support for walking all over Nanjing! 🎩 Accessories: Hats and sunglasses are essential for sun protection and style. Don't forget to bring an umbrella when traveling, as Nanjing has quite a few rainy days. 📂 Documents: Don't forget to bring necessary documents such as your ID card, student ID, and driver's license. Prepare some cash and bank cards as well, just in case. 📱 Others: Mobile phone, charger, and power bank are essential for modern travelers. And don't forget your camera to capture those beautiful moments! -------- That's all for your Nanjing trip. Don't forget to leave your footprints and stories! 👣✨ See you next time, Nanjing awaits your return to explore more beauty!

Who could resist starting spring with a visit to the botanical garden? As a top spring destination in Nanjing, the Nanjing Botanical Garden is a must-see! Every photo captures the essence of spring, leaving you speechless with its romance. 🪷Flower Viewing Areas 📍North Garden: Featuring a sea of tulips🌷, with different colors forming vast fields of flowers, perfect for stunning photos. The Dutch Garden boasts a wide variety of tulips, creating an exotic atmosphere during their blooming season. 📍South Garden: Don't miss the Tropical Plant House! Here, you can see various rare tropical plants, cacti, and palm trees, instantly transporting you to a tropical rainforest. 📸Photo Spots 📏Central Flower Field Path: Stand on the path amidst the flower fields, with the vast tulip fields as your backdrop. Pose sideways or with your head bowed, smelling the flowers, for natural and beautiful photos. 🪟Tropical Plant House Window: The light streams through the windows, dappling the plants. Stand by the window for artistic and evocative shots. 🗺Suggested Route North Garden Entrance → Tulip Flower Sea → Rose Garden → South Garden Entrance → Tropical Plant House → Succulent Area → Exit. The entire journey takes about 3–4 hrs, allowing you to enjoy the most beautiful flowers without getting too tired. ✅Important Notes 🎫Purchase tickets in advance through the official WeChat account or website, as on-site ticket purchases may involve long queues. 📅The garden is crowded during peak blooming season. Weekdays are recommended. If visiting on weekends, arrive early to secure photo spots. 🚗The North Garden is quite large. Consider renting a sightseeing car to save energy. 💧The Tropical Plant House in the South Garden is warm, so dress lightly and stay hydrated. 🚗Transportation 🚇Subway: • Take Subway Line 2 to Muxuyuan Station. Exit from Exit 1 and cycle about 1.6 km, or transfer to Bus No. 20 or 315 to "Nanjing Botanical Garden" station. • Take Subway Line 3 to Jiming Temple Station and transfer to Bus No. 20. • Take Subway Line 4 to Gangzicun Station and transfer to Bus No. 315. 🚌Bus: Take Bus No. 20, 315, or the G5 sightseeing bus to "Nanjing Botanical Garden" station. Several bus routes pass through different areas. For example, Route 1, starting from the eastern part of the city, goes through the main road and stops at "Botanical Garden" station, a 5-min walk from the garden. Route 2, starting from the western part of the city, also stops at "Botanical Garden" station after passing through the city center. The circular Route 3 runs around the city center and stops at "Botanical Garden East Gate" station, a 3-min walk from the garden. While the rapid transit Route 4 doesn't go directly to the garden, you can transfer to other buses or walk from "Zoo" station. The night bus Route 5 connects the city's main commercial and residential areas and also stops at "Botanical Garden" station. 🚙Car: Navigate to "Nanjing Botanical Garden South Garden Parking Lot" (opposite Ming Xiaoling Tomb Gate 1). Parking can be difficult on weekends, so arrive early.

Hey ladies! Here's a three-day Nanjing itinerary to explore the essence of this ancient capital! This super practical guide will help you navigate your trip with ease~ . 🗓Itinerary: DAY 1: Niushoushan Cultural Tourism Zone -> Confucius Temple Qinhuai Scenic Belt Explore the cultural charm of Niushoushan and experience the classical charm of the Qinhuai River at the Confucius Temple in the evening. DAY 2: Dr. Sun Yat-sen's Mausoleum -> Nanjing Presidential Palace -> Nanjing Dabaoen Temple Ruins Scenic Area -> Outer Qinhuai River Cruise -> Laomendong Historical Block From the solemnity of Dr. Sun Yat-sen's Mausoleum to the historical vicissitudes of the Presidential Palace, then to the exploration of the Dabaoen Temple Ruins. In the evening, take a cruise on the Outer Qinhuai River and finally stroll through Laomendong to experience the ancient capital's night charm. DAY 3: Xuanwu Lake Scenic Area -> Nanjing Museum Enjoy the tranquility of nature by Xuanwu Lake, and in the afternoon, visit the Nanjing Museum to explore the stories behind the cultural relics. . Must-See Attractions: Niushoushan Cultural Tourism Zone ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: No. 18 Ningdan Avenue, Jiangning District, Nanjing, Jiangsu Province Opening Hours: January 1–December 30, 08:30–17:30 Duration: 1 day Known as the "Spring Niushoushan," explore the historical sites of the Niutou Chan Buddhism and experience the fusion of culture and nature. Confucius Temple Qinhuai Scenic Belt ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: No. 53 Gongyuan West Street, Qinhuai District, Nanjing Opening Hours: Open all day Duration: 2–4 hrs Located by the Qinhuai River, with ancient charm and sea of lights, the Confucius Temple is even more beautiful at night. The beauty of the ten-mile Qinhuai River awaits you. Nanjing Museum ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: No. 321 Zhongshan East Road, Xuanwu District, Nanjing, Jiangsu Province Opening Hours: Tuesday–Sunday 09:00–17:00 (Closed on Mondays) Duration: 3–5 hrs Appreciate the artistic scenery and don't miss the treasure of the museum—the Ming Dynasty gilt Tibetan Buddhist pagoda, where the weight of history and the magnificence of art intertwine. Nanjing Presidential Palace ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: No. 292 Changjiang Road, Xuanwu District, Nanjing, Jiangsu Province Opening Hours: Tuesday–Sunday 08:30–18:00 (Closed on Mondays) Duration: 2–3 hrs With a close integration of Chinese and Western architectural styles, the Nanjing Presidential Palace is an important witness to modern history, allowing you to feel the vicissitudes of history. Nanjing Dabaoen Temple Ruins Scenic Area ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: No. 1 Yuhua Road, Qinhuai District, Nanjing, Jiangsu Province Opening Hours: 08:30–19:30 Duration: 2–3 hrs This is the site of the highest-standard and largest-scale temple in China, where the weight of history and the mystery of religion intertwine, making it worth exploring. . Travel Tips: - Photo Spots: Nanjing Eye Pedestrian Bridge, the night view is super beautiful🌉, don't miss it! - Airport Transportation: The airport bus🚌 goes directly to the city center, which is convenient, fast, and worry-free. - Food Recommendations: Duck blood vermicelli soup🍲, a Nanjing specialty, is a must-try. - Travel Preparations: Bring an umbrella🌂, as the weather in Nanjing is changeable, just in case. - Shopping Recommendations: Laomendong Historical and Cultural Block is a good choice for souvenirs🎁. . Your Nanjing trip has come to an end. I hope the beautiful scenery and delicious food of this city have become unforgettable memories for you!🌸

Nanjing 5 Days and 4 Nights Travel Guide Day 1: First Impressions of Jinling, Qinhuai Night Charm Morning - Arrive in Nanjing. Check in near Xinjiekou/Fuzimiao is recommended. Afternoon - Fuzimiao-Qinhuai Scenic Belt: Visit the Imperial Examination Museum (ticket: 50 yuan), Jiangnan Examination Hall, and Wuyi Alley. - Laomendong Historical Block: Explore Ming and Qing Dynasty architecture. Recommended snacks: Xiao Zheng Su Shaobing, Jiang Youji Beef Guotie. Evening - Qinhuai River Night Cruise (painted boat ticket: 80-100 yuan). Dinner recommendation: Nanjing Dapaidang (salted duck, Meiling porridge). Day 2: Zhongshan Mountain Historical Tour, Republican Legacy All-day Zhongshan Scenic Area combined ticket (100 yuan) - Dr. Sun Yat-sen's Mausoleum (free, reservation required): Climb the 392 steps and overlook Nanjing City. - Music Stage (10 yuan): Feed pigeons, take photos. - Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum: Visit the Sacred Way with stone statues (ginkgo trees are stunning in autumn). - Meiling Palace: Visit the Republican-era villa. - Lunch: Simple meal in the scenic area or vegetarian food at "Liuchaosong" restaurant at the foot of the mountain. - Evening: Free night view from the Zifeng Tower observation deck. Day 3: Millennia of Culture, Modern History Morning - Nanjing Museum (free, reservation required): Focus on the History Museum, Republic of China Museum, and the Jade Burial Suit. - Presidential Palace (35 yuan): Historical site of modern Chinese history. Afternoon - Six Dynasties Museum (30 yuan): Experience the beauty of light and shadow designed by I.M. Pei's team. - Jiangning Weaving Museum (30 yuan): Dream of the Red Chamber themed exhibition. Evening - Kexiang Food Street: Xu Ayi Rice Cake Shop, Dezhou Braised Chicken and Lotus Root Cake. Day 4: Riverside Heights, Lakeside Scenery Morning - Yuejiang Tower (40 yuan): Overlook the panoramic view of the Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge. - Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge Glass Walkway (free). Afternoon - Xuanwu Lake Park (free): Stroll around the lake or take a boat ride. - Taicheng Section of the Nanjing City Wall (ticket: 30 yuan): Overlook the city, mountains, and forests. - Jiming Temple (10 yuan): Ancient temple from the Southern Dynasties, famous for its cherry blossoms in spring. Evening - Shiziqiao Food Street: Yin's Tangbao, Duck Blood Vermicelli Soup. Day 5: Off-the-Beaten-Track Stroll, Artistic Finale Morning - Yihe Road Mansion Area: Republican-era villas, visit Librairie Avant-Garde. - Xiqiao: Take photos of Zifeng Tower with local life. Afternoon - Optional: Memorial Hall of the Victims in Nanjing Massacre by Japanese Invaders (reservation required)/Deji Plaza's famous restroom. Practical Information 1. Transportation: Subway covers major attractions (get a Nanjing subway card on Alipay). It is recommended to buy a sightseeing bus ticket within the Zhongshan Scenic Area. 2. Accommodation: Xinjiekou (city center), Fuzimiao (convenient for night views). 3. Must-try food: Duck Blood Vermicelli Soup, Sweet Osmanthus Rice Pudding, Balut, and Pig Skin Noodles. 4. Tips to avoid pitfalls: - Be cautious of buying overpriced souvenirs at Fuzimiao. Vacuum-packed salted duck is recommended. - Wear comfortable shoes when visiting Zhongshan Scenic Area. Pay attention to sun protection in summer.

The song "You Left Nanjing, and Now I Have No One to Talk To" sparked my fascination with this city steeped in stories. In March, as Nanjing shed its winter chill and embraced the vibrant colors of spring, I embarked on a journey to explore this captivating destination. Now, I'm excited to share my travel guide with you 😎 Preparation While Nanjing's temperature gradually warms up in March, there can still be significant temperature differences, so packing a light jacket 🧥 is recommended. Booking tickets in advance through official WeChat accounts or travel apps is advisable, especially for popular attractions, as it can save you valuable time. My Itinerary • Day 1: Arrival in Nanjing - Confucius Temple - Qinhuai River Upon arriving in Nanjing, I headed straight to the Confucius Temple. This area exudes ancient charm with its picturesque architecture and streets lined with unique shops and delicious food. As night fell, I took a scenic boat tour along the Qinhuai River, immersing myself in the "sights and sounds of the river under the lantern lights." The illuminated riverbanks created a dreamlike atmosphere 🌃. • Day 2: Jiming Temple - Xuanwu Lake - Nanjing Museum In the morning, I visited Jiming Temple. During cherry blossom season, the pink blossoms against the backdrop of the ancient temple create a breathtakingly beautiful scene 🌸. Afterward, I went to Xuanwu Lake, strolling along the shore, admiring the picturesque scenery, and watching the willow branches sway in the breeze. In the afternoon, I explored the Nanjing Museum, where the extensive collection showcased the city's rich history and left me in awe. Nearby Attractions • Confucius Temple - Qinhuai River Scenic Belt: Known as the "land of six dynasties and the imperial state of Jinling," the Confucius Temple boasts a profound cultural heritage, while the Qinhuai River flows with a thousand years of prosperity. These are must-visit spots in Nanjing. • Jiming Temple: As one of Nanjing's oldest Buddhist temples and former imperial temples, Jiming Temple is renowned for its stunning cherry blossoms in spring, making it a prime location for cherry blossom viewing. • Nanjing Museum: One of the three major museums in China, the Nanjing Museum houses a vast collection of artifacts spanning from ancient times to the modern era, offering an immersive experience of historical changes. Accommodation I recommend staying near Xinjiekou, which offers convenient transportation with multiple subway lines intersecting. The area is also surrounded by numerous shopping malls and restaurants, making it incredibly easy to get around and find delicious food 🏨. Food Recommendations • Duck Blood Vermicelli Soup: This flavorful soup features tender vermicelli noodles and perfectly cooked duck offal. A comforting and satisfying dish 🍲. • Beef Guotie (Pan-fried Dumplings): These dumplings have a crispy exterior and juicy filling. The savory aroma of the meat bursts forth with every bite. • Meihua Gao (Plum Blossom Cake): These beautifully shaped cakes are sweet but not overly so. The soft, chewy texture combined with the sweet filling makes them a must-try Nanjing street food. Nanjing in March is a city where spring flowers bloom in abundance, and history intertwines with romance. Inspired by the melody of "You Left Nanjing, and Now I Have No One to Talk To," embark on an unforgettable journey through this beautiful city and discover its hidden gems 💖.

### [Deep Exploration of Nanjing Museum] A Journey Through Time: Dialogue Between Treasured Artifacts and Ancient Giants **Opening: Pushing Open the Doors of History and Mythology** The Nanjing Museum, a hall that bears the misty rain of the Six Dynasties, not only holds the thousand-year-old cultural context of Jinling City but also instantly transports people through time with the mysterious legend of the "First Dragon of China" and the majestic figures of Jurassic overlords. Avoiding the crowded Republic of China Pavilion, I chose a less-traveled path—a dialogue with the museum's most treasured artifacts, gazing at the ancient starry sky beneath dinosaur skeletons. --- ### **I. Treasured Artifacts: Deciphering the Millennia-Old Civilization** Each of the 18 treasured artifacts of the Nanjing Museum is a "living fossil" of Chinese civilization. If you want to avoid the usual route, these are must-sees: 1. **Golden Cicada on Jade Leaf (Ming Dynasty)** - A golden cicada perches on a lustrous jade leaf, its wings spread as if about to take flight. The interplay of gold and jade showcases the exquisite craftsmanship of Ming Dynasty artisans. This hair ornament is not only a symbol of aristocratic aesthetics but also implies the auspicious meaning of "golden branch and jade leaf," representing the pinnacle of Oriental aesthetics. 2. **Jade Burial Suit with Silver Thread (Eastern Han Dynasty)** - A "garment of immortality" woven from over 2,600 pieces of Hetian jade and silver thread. The edges of the jade pieces are polished like mirrors, a feat difficult to replicate even with modern laser technology. The ancients believed it could lock in the soul. Standing before it, one can almost hear the whispers of the Eastern Han Dynasty nobles' views on life and death. 3. **Brick Painting of the Seven Sages of the Bamboo Grove and Rong Qiqi (Southern Dynasties)** - A "Wei-Jin social circle" composed of over 200 tomb bricks. Ji Kang's aloofness while playing the qin, Ruan Ji's unrestrained drunkenness—even the textures of their clothing folds are clearly visible. The most intriguing part is the inclusion of Rong Qiqi, a hermit from the Spring and Autumn Period, whose "philosophy of three joys" remains a remedy for anxiety to this day. 4. **Kunyu Wanguo Quantu (Complete Map of the Myriad Countries of the World) (Ming Dynasty)** - A world map drawn by Matteo Ricci places China at the center, with the coordinates of Nanjing having an error of only 3 degrees! The ancients' understanding of the world 400 years ago far exceeded our imagination, making it a "Ming Dynasty GPS." **Tips**: On the second floor of the History Pavilion, in the Jade Hall, don't miss the intricate patterns of the Warring States Period bronze pot inlaid with gold and silver. The beast faces and cloud patterns embedded on the pot reveal the cosmology of pre-Qin Dynasty artisans. --- ### **II. Age of Dinosaurs: A Life-or-Death Showdown of Jurassic Overlords** The dinosaur exhibition at the Nanjing Museum is not a simple display like a children's play area, but an immersive theater of scientific archaeology: - **Yangchuanosaurus vs. Shunosaurus**: The 8-meter-tall Yangchuanosaurus skeleton in the center of the exhibition hall bears cracks on its scapula, revealing a battle across time—the Late Jurassic Shunosaurus is displayed alongside the Middle Jurassic Yangchuanosaurus. Scientists speculate that this is an epic misunderstanding caused by geological movements. - **480-Million-Year-Old Crinoid Fossils**: Don't be fooled by its lotus-like, jade-like appearance! This "ice flower" was actually a top predator in the ancient oceans, its barbed tentacles turning countless creatures into its meals. - **Immersive Interaction**: In the "Brave Zone," the sudden roar of dinosaurs will make your hair stand on end (it's recommended to record your friends' reactions for some funny emojis). The fossil puzzle game on the touchscreen allows you to reconstruct a Shunosaurus skull with your own hands. --- ### **III. Hidden Routes: Secrets to Avoiding the Crowds** 1. **Treasured Artifacts in the Morning Light** Head straight to the top floor of the History Pavilion upon opening. Enjoy the majesty of the Golden Beast (a 9 kg Western Han Dynasty gold-cast beast) while it's less crowded. Sunlight streams through the dome onto the beast, the shimmering light of 9,000 grams of gold taking your breath away. 2. **An Archaeological Perspective of the Dinosaur Hall in the Afternoon** Crouch down and observe the teeth marks on the Yangchuanosaurus skeleton, imagining the moment it tore into its prey 160 million years ago. The clusters of dinosaur egg fossils in the display cases hold the last vestiges of life before the Cretaceous-Paleogene extinction event. 3. **A Journey Through Time Before Closing** Return to the Republic of China Pavilion around 5 pm. With the crowds dispersed, under the dim yellow lights of the old train station, you can almost hear the cries of newspaper vendors from the Republican era—but please resist the urge to take photos and let your eyes savor this moment. --- ### **Conclusion: The Ultimate Romance of the Museum** Here, a piece of jade offers a glimpse into the immortality obsession of Han Dynasty nobles, and a dinosaur tooth mark hides the code of species survival. While modern people use QR codes to listen to explanations, why not learn from Rong Qiqi's wisdom of the "three joys"? History is never far away; it is in the form of cultural relics, engaging in a dialogue across millennia with every visitor who pauses to appreciate it. **Practical Tips** - Special Exhibition Recommendation: "The World of the Great Ming" special exhibition from January to July 2025, featuring 400 artifacts that weave together the magnificent epic of Zheng He's voyages. - Bonus Activity: Use AR technology in the Digital Pavilion to "resurrect" the *Kunyu Wanguo Quantu* and see how Ming Dynasty Nanjing connected with the world. This journal entry is inspired by an in-depth interpretation of the treasured artifacts and an archaeological perspective of the dinosaur exhibition, going beyond typical tourist snapshots to reveal the epic of civilization behind the artifacts.

🏛️Must-See Attractions • Dr. Sun Yat-sen's Mausoleum: The mausoleum of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, a landmark attraction in Nanjing. Here, you can ascend the long tomb passage, experiencing the solemnity of history. • Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum: The tomb of Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty. The Stone Elephant Road is known as the "most beautiful 600 meters" in Nanjing's autumn, with picturesque scenery along the way. • Confucius Temple-Qinhuai River Scenic Belt: Nanjing's "King of Night Views." When the lights come on, a boat trip on the Qinhuai River is like stepping into an ancient painting. • Nanjing Museum: Rich in collections and free to the public, it's a great place to learn about Nanjing's history and culture. • Memorial Hall of the Victims in Nanjing Massacre by Japanese Invaders: Remember history, cherish peace. This is an important memorial site in Nanjing. • Xuanwu Lake Park: The largest urban park in Nanjing, suitable for walking, boating, and enjoying the scenery of the lake and mountains. • Jiming Temple: One of the most popular temples in Nanjing, especially charming in spring when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom. 🍔Food Recommendations • Duck Blood and Vermicelli Soup: Nanjing's signature dish, with a delicious and savory soup and tender duck blood. • Salted Duck: A Nanjing specialty, with tender meat and a rich flavor. • Jinling Roast Duck: As famous as Beijing Roast Duck, with crispy skin and tender meat, it's worth a try. • Xiao Zheng Su Shaobing: A popular snack in Laomendong, with shredded radish and scallion pancakes as their signature dishes. • Jiang You Ji Beef Guotie: Crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside, it's a perfect choice for breakfast in Nanjing. 🏨Accommodation Recommendations • Near Confucius Temple: Convenient transportation, close to many attractions, suitable for tourists who enjoy nightlife. • Near Xinjiekou: Nanjing's city center, with convenient shopping, dining, and transportation. • Near Xuanwu Lake: Beautiful environment, suitable for tourists who prefer a quiet stay. 🚌Transportation Guide • Subway: Nanjing has a well-developed subway network covering most attractions. Downloading the "Nanjing Metro" app is recommended for easy route inquiries. • Bus: Supports Alipay and WeChat payment, very convenient. • Taxi/Ride-hailing: Suitable for short trips, especially at night. 🎈Tips • Best time to travel: Spring and autumn, with comfortable weather suitable for outdoor activities. • Book in advance: Attractions such as Dr. Sun Yat-sen's Mausoleum and Nanjing Museum require advance booking. Plan your itinerary in advance. • Avoid peak seasons: Holidays and weekends are peak tourist seasons. It is recommended to travel during off-peak times. • Experience "Guo Zao" (local breakfast): Nanjing offers a wide variety of breakfast options, such as duck blood and vermicelli soup, beef guotie, and steamed buns. Each one is worth trying. 📸Photo Spots • Laomendong: A perfect place for taking photos of ancient architecture and Hanfu. • Qinhuai River: The Qinhuai River at night is brightly lit, perfect for capturing romantic night scenes. • Jiming Temple: When the cherry blossoms are in full bloom in spring, it's the most beautiful scenery in Nanjing. 🌟Special Events • 2025 World Athletics Indoor Championships Nanjing: Held from March 21st to March 23rd. During the event, 24 scenic spots in Nanjing offer "discount packages" for tickets, tourist projects, and accommodation. • Nanjing Cultural Tourism Festival: Held every autumn, with a variety of activities, including live performances and light shows. 🌟Nanjing, an ancient and modern city, awaits your exploration!🌟

Nanjing Museum is one of the most important museums in China and is located in the historic city of Nanjing. Here, you can experience thousands of years of Chinese history, culture, and art. In particular, the numerous ancient relics and art pieces on display allow you to experience the development of Chinese civilization. The museum features a variety of exhibits, including paintings, ceramics, bronzes, and calligraphy, all of which boast stunning beauty and intricacy. The exhibits range from ancient to modern times, providing visitors with a deep historical understanding. With its rich collection, Nanjing Museum is a must-see spot for those who want to experience history and culture. #0円旅February2025

Working in Shanghai is so tiring, I must find a place to "recharge" on the weekends! Here are some recommended short trip cities from Shanghai so you can enjoy a happy weekend. Suzhou - a small city with Jiangnan charm 🚗Transportation: High-speed rail takes about 30 minutes, very convenient. 💰Expenses: • Accommodation: ranging from RMB 200 to 800. There are many hotel options near Guanqian Street, and youth hostels are cheaper. • Food: Snacks such as pan-fried buns and Suzhou-style noodle soup cost 20-50 yuan per meal, while special dishes such as squirrel and mandarin fish cost around 100 yuan. • Attractions: Tickets for Humble Administrator's Garden are 70 yuan, and Pingjiang Road is free. ⏰Play time: 2 days. 🌟Recommendation reason: The Jiangnan water town has an excellent scenery, and the Humble Administrator's Garden has a different scene at every step, showing the exquisiteness of Jiangnan gardens. Take a stroll along Pingjiang Road, where you can see white walls and black tiles on both sides of the river, listen to Pingtan and taste snacks. It is a very picturesque place and is perfect for slowing down and relaxing. Hangzhou - the poetic and romantic city 🚗Transportation: High-speed rail about 1 hour. 💰Expenses: • Accommodation: RMB 300-1000, convenient for transportation near Lakeside Yintai. • Food: Pianerchuan is around RMB 20, while Hangzhou cuisine restaurants cost 100-200 yuan per person. • Attractions: West Lake is free, Lingyin Temple is 75 yuan (including Feilai Peak). ⏰Play time: 2 days. 🌟Recommendation reason: "There is heaven above and Suzhou and Hangzhou below" is well-deserved! The West Lake is beautiful in all four seasons, with the sunset on Leifeng Pagoda and the lingering snow on Broken Bridge, the scenery is so beautiful that it intoxicates people. Lingyin Temple is peaceful and quiet, and praying here is very atmospheric. The whole city is full of romance and poetry. Wuzhen - an ancient water town in dreams 🚗Transportation: You can take a bus, which takes about 2 hours. 💰Expenses: • Accommodation: B&Bs in Xizha Scenic Area start from RMB 500, and outside the scenic area are RMB 200-400. • Food: Snacks such as Dingsheng cake cost 10-20 yuan, and the average price per person in local restaurants is 80-150 yuan. • Attractions: East Gate 110 yuan, West Gate 150 yuan, combined ticket 190 yuan. ⏰Play time: 1-2 days. 🌟Recommendation reason: A typical Jiangnan ancient town, Xizha has a beautiful night view, with rowing boats moving slowly forward and lights on both sides of the river, as if traveling back to ancient times. Dongzha retains more of the original atmosphere of life, where you can immerse yourself in the life of the water town. Nanjing - a famous historical and cultural city 🚗Transportation: 1.5-2 hours by high-speed rail. 💰Expenses: • Accommodation: RMB 250-900, convenient transportation near Xinjiekou. • Food: Duck blood vermicelli soup costs 15-30 yuan, and special dishes such as salted duck vary in price. The average cost per person in the restaurant is 80-150 yuan. • Attractions: Confucius Temple-Qinhuai Scenic Belt is free, Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum is free (some attractions require reservations), Nanjing Museum is free (make reservations in advance). ⏰Play time: 2 days. 🌟Recommendation reason: As the ancient capital of six dynasties, it has a profound historical heritage. Take a stroll in Confucius Temple and feel the Qinhuai style; at Nanjing Museum, you can see a thousand years at a glance. There is also the Pioneer Bookstore, which has a strong literary atmosphere and is very suitable for a cultural trip on the weekend. Friends, pack your bags, choose a city to go to, and give your tired selves a break!

🌸Nanjing Flower Viewing Three-Day Tour🌸 🌟Day 1: Sea of Flowers at Xuanwu Lake and Night View of Confucius Temple 🌸Afternoon: Flower Viewing at Xuanwu Lake 🛣Route: Enter from Xuanwu Gate, stroll along Huan Island, and enjoy the weeping willows and blooming flowers by the lake. Then head to Ying Island, where cherry blossoms bloom in spring, creating a dreamy atmosphere. Next, visit Liang Island to explore the Xuanwu Lake Museum and learn about the lake's history and culture. Finally, reach Cui Island to appreciate the natural scenery. 🍱Food Recommendations: Try Nanjing's local snacks near Xuanwu Lake, such as Duck Blood Soup and Salted Duck. We recommend the old snack shop 'Xiao Pan Ji' for authentic taste and affordable prices.🍜 📷Photo Spots: Xuanwu Smoke Willow on Huan Island, Cherry Blossom Tunnel on Ying Island, Xuanwu Lake Museum on Liang Island, and natural scenery on Cui Island. 🌃Evening: Night Tour of Confucius Temple 🛣Route: Enter from the Confucius Temple entrance, admire the ancient architecture and the night view of Qinhuai River. You can take a boat ride to experience the charm of Qinhuai River. The Confucius Temple area also features various folk performances and traditional handicrafts. 🍱Food Recommendations: The Confucius Temple Snack Street offers a variety of delicacies. We recommend trying Confucius Temple Tea Soup and Jiming Temple Vegetarian Feast.🍢 📷Photo Spots: Lingxing Gate at Confucius Temple, Boat Ride on Qinhuai River, and Dacheng Hall at Confucius Temple. 🌟Day 2: Free Activities You can choose to explore Nanjing city on your own or opt for a one-day tour to Yangzhou. Visit Xinjiekou Shopping District for shopping and food tasting, or head to Nanjing Museum to see historical artifacts and art exhibitions. Food Recommendations: Xinjiekou Shopping District offers various food options, such as Xiao Chuniang Huaiyang Cuisine and Nanjing Da Pai Dang.🍣 🌟Day 3: Yuejiang Tower Tour 🛣Route: Enter from Yijiang Gate and head to Yuejiang Tower. Climb the tower to enjoy the magnificent view of the Yangtze River and Nanjing city. The tower also has exhibitions showcasing its history and culture. 🍱Food Recommendations: Try the local specialties in Pukou District near Yuejiang Tower, such as Pukou Soup Dumplings and Yongning Beef Soup.🥟 📷Photo Spots: Main building of Yuejiang Tower, exhibitions inside the tower, and Yuejiang Tower Square in front of the tower.

#新年好去处2025, unlock a literary and artistic journey through thousands of years✨ 📌Position: Nanjing Museum (one of the three largest museums in China) 📍Address: No. 321, Zhongshan East Road 🚇Transportation: Take Metro Line 2, Ming Palace Station, Exit 1, and walk for 5 minutes ⏰Opening hours: 9:00-17:00 (No admission after 16:00, closed on Mondays) 🎫Tickets: Free! Make an appointment 3 days in advance (be quick on holidays!) ⚠️Must bring: ID card! ID card! ID card! 💡May 1st Pit Avoidance Guide: ❗️Start queuing at 8:45 to get the first wave of empty shots ❗️It is recommended to enter the venue after 10 o'clock in the morning ❗️The flow of people in the afternoon session decreased significantly after 14:00 ❗️The restroom on the underground first floor of the special exhibition hall has the least people! 🚶♀️【3-hour efficient tour route】 History Hall→Special Exhibition Hall→Digital Hall→Republic of China Hall→Art Hall→Intangible Cultural Heritage Hall (Focus on checking in the first four museums, art lovers go to the art museum) ✨Must-see treasures of the museum: ❶ Jade ornaments with carved figures of people, birds and animals (Hall 2 of the History Museum) ❷ Golden Cicada and Jade Leaves (Special Exhibition Hall 8) ❸ Hibiscus stone panchi ear cover stove (Special Exhibition Hall No. 12) ❹ Blue and white Shoushan Fuhai pattern furnace (Hall 9 of the History Museum) 🔥Recent special exhibition: Ancient Greeks - Athletes, Warriors and Heroes (until 2024.5.12) 📸The holy place for film production: 1️⃣Republic of China Pavilion (return to the old days of Jinling in seconds) ✔️The second floor window sill of Dehe Photo Studio ✔️Next to the rickshaw on the train station platform ✔️In front of the red velvet curtain of the old teahouse 2️⃣ Red wall at the entrance of the History Museum (light-colored clothing is recommended) 3️⃣Open-air terrace on the 5th floor of the special exhibition hall (overlooking the Purple Mountain skyline) 🍵Hidden gameplay: ▪️Collect stamps at the History Museum Cultural and Creative Store (bring your own book or buy a 19r museum passport) ▪️Listen to Kunqu Opera in the Old Teahouse (the 14:00 show is the most classic) ▪️Experience AI cultural relic restoration in the digital museum ▪️Send postcards from the Republic of China Post Office (3r stamps + 5r envelope) 💌Warm Tips: ✅The air conditioning in the hall is super strong, bring a thin jacket ✅B1 has a power bank rental place ✅Wear comfortable sneakers! 20,000 steps per day+ ✅The restaurant in the museum is average value for money, it is recommended to bring your own snacks 🌸This May Day, let us feel the thousand-year pulse of the ancient capital of the Six Dynasties among more than 180,000 treasures~ Remember to bookmark this article to unlock your own cultural highlight moment! 💫 #Nanjing Travel Guide #Where to Go on May Day #Museum Adventure #Photography of Nanjing Museum #Museums Worth Visiting