4.7/5
Anonymous userNanjing Confucius Temple is located on Gongyuan Street on the north bank of the Qinhuai River in Qinhuai District, Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, China, west of Jiangnan Gongyuan. It is located in the core area of the Nanjing Confucius Temple-Qinhuai River Scenic Belt. It is also known as Nanjing Confucius Temple, Nanjing Confucian Temple, and Wenxuanwang Temple. It is a place dedicated to Confucius and is China's first national highest institution of learning, one of China's four major Confucian temples, a hub of ancient Chinese culture, and a gathering place for the history and culture of Jinling. It was not only the cultural and educational center of Nanjing during the Ming and Qing dynasties, but also the most prestigious cultural and educational architectural complex in the southeastern provinces.
Imperial Examination Museum of China6.6
Dacheng Hall of Confucius Temple6.1
4.7/5
yxj003The entrance fee to the Great Bao'en Temple Ruins Scenic Area is 79 yuan. It is a magnificent architectural complex built by Emperor Yongle of the Ming Dynasty to commemorate his birth mother. The temple mainly displays the ruins of halls, galleries, scripture rooms, and a glazed pagoda, offering an immersive experience. The pagoda's exterior is protected by modern thick glass, which I personally feel doesn't quite match the ancient ruins.
4.6/5
一路都是美景啊The section of Nanjing City Wall from Jiefangmen to Shencemen faces Xuanwu Lake and backs onto the ancient Jiming Temple. You can visit Jiming Temple first, and from the exit, it's a short walk to the top of the city wall, where the scenery is beautiful. After descending the city wall, if you have time, you can then visit Xuanwu Lake. It's a very pleasant experience.
Zhonghua Gate6.0
Nanjing Taicheng5.1
44.7/5yxj003Xuanwu Lake Park is located next to Jiming Temple and Xuanwu Gate City Wall. The park does not charge an entrance fee and mainly includes five green islands such as Yingzhou, Liangzhou, and Cuizhou. It is home to many famous historical sites and is the largest cultural and leisure park in Nanjing.
54.5/5
Darian0910Nanjing Happy Valley boasts six themed areas, suitable for families, couples, and friends. It offers a variety of exciting rides, including a flying roller coaster, Ferris wheel, and carousel, catering to different age groups. The park also features diverse food and snacks, and the nighttime shows and dazzling lights create a fantastic experience. With relatively reasonable queue times, friendly service, and high value for money, it's a worthwhile leisure park to visit in Nanjing.
64.4/5
sanshengxianPeople who are close to home can go and have a look. Now the entrance fee is no longer required. There are non-powered entertainment facilities inside. Children can have fun and exercise.
Suyun Thirteen Gardens4.2
74.5/5Anonymous userThe atmosphere is quite different during the day and at night, but it's much more exciting at night. There are lots of small performances, so be sure to check the schedule. The koi in the pond are really huge!
84.7/5
M52***44As one of Nanjing's most bustling business districts, Xinjiekou is truly worth exploring. Here are my real-life experiences and practical tips for your reference: 🌆 Core Advantages: Unparalleled Transportation Metro Lines 1 and 2 intersect, with 24 exits seamlessly connecting to major shopping malls (remember to check your navigation, or you'll get lost!). If you're driving, we recommend parking at Deji or Central Shopping Mall, but parking is tight on weekends, so take the subway. A Shopping Paradise with a Diverse Range of Options Luxury: Deji Phases 1 and 2 (Hermès, LV, and other top luxury brands, plus popular restrooms). Affordable Trends: Xinbai and Central Shopping Mall (sports brands and beauty stores). Niche Design: Aishang Tiandi and Golden Eagle International offer designer brands and boutiques. High-Food Dining: A hub for trendy restaurants (recommended: Gaga and EGGSOUL). Mingwalang Snack Street: A lively alley frequented by locals (Xiangji Noodle House, Jinhongxing Duck). ⚠️ Pitfall Avoidance Tips: Holiday Caution: Weekends are incredibly crowded, especially at Deji Restrooms and Cha Yan Yue Se, and the lines are incredibly long. Mall Navigation: Some aisles are poorly marked, so it's recommended to use a digital mall map (such as the Deji app). Snack Selection Tips: Some internet-famous shops in Mingwalang are overpriced, so prioritize stalls with many locals. 💡 Hidden Gems: Free Observation Deck: 55th Floor, Asia Pacific Building, Jinling Hotel (overlook the city with a cup of coffee). Literary Corners: Xinhua Bookstore (retro spiral staircase), Popular Bookstore (late-night study room). Nightlife: 1912 Bar Street is a 1-kilometer walk away. Summary: Xinjiekou is great for shopping, check-in, and dining, but it's recommended to avoid peak hours. If you want to experience the charm of old Nanjing, combine it with nearby Kexiang or Yihe Road. How would you like to spend your time in Xinjiekou? Leave a comment to share your thoughts! 👇
94.8/5
月落千年The price is a bit high, and the tables on the 2nd to 4th floors are not cheap either. But the overall experience is good, and the time is long enough. I was a little excited when I crossed the Yangtze River Bridge. The river view at dusk is also very good.
104.7/5
ruo yu ruo yuThe Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge, a monumental project spanning the Yangtze River in my country, is awe-inspiring and magnificent. At night, the bridge, illuminated by the interplay of moonlight and lanterns, shimmers even more brilliantly, illuminating the night sky! Exclamations of admiration and praise abound, and no amount of words can fully capture its allure. A visit to Nanjing is a must-see for this bridge!
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