Linggu Si

I thought it was an ancient temple before I came, but I found out that it was a bit different after I arrived. Inside, it was actually a martyr during the Anti-Japanese War. Just near the Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum, a package ticket with the Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum Music Station Meiling Palace.

Linggu Temple is located in Nanjing Zhongshan Mausoleum Scenic Area, entering from the side of Nanjing Sports College. There are no beam hall, Linggu Tower, Baozhi monk tomb and other attractions, shaded by trees. Humanities and nature are combined, beautiful!

A scenic spot that Zhongshan Scenic Area likes very much. Compared with other scenic spots, I can better experience the kind of winding path in the mountains and the feeling of the courtyard. It is recommended to go when the weather is good. It is simply a must to watch the sunset on the Linggu Tower. The picture above is proof.

I didn’t feel the atmosphere of the southern dynasty. Although Liang Wudi built it for Daozhi Zen Master, I didn’t know the vast area of the horse race closing, but from the countless carved names of the no-liang palace to the Linggu Tower, I felt the meaning of the salute to the martyrs.

Linggu Temple is located in the Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum. You can take a 202 seat in the city to the entrance of the scenic spot. Tickets are purchased on Trip.com. There are discounts for the elderly to walk directly through the fast track. It is very convenient. Linggu is deep and Song. The tombstone of Yukai is deep in the scenic spot. The residence that Linsen was bombed before is still standing.