Nanjing, the ancient capital of six dynasties, is rich in history. The Qinhuai River glows with lanterns at night, while landmarks like Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum, Ming Xiaoling, and Confucius Temple tell the story of Jinling. Salted duck, duck blood vermicelli soup, and xiaolongbao are local culinary delights.
Quick planning
Top attractions in Nanjing include Confucius Temple, Jiming Temple, Ming Xiaoling and more.
For a first trip to Nanjing, plan 2 to 4 days: one day for the core city area and one or two more for attractions or nearby routes.
Nanjing Road, the stylish and cultural hub of Shanghai, blends shopping, tourism, and commerce into a vibrant experience, allowing visitors to savor the unique charm of old Shanghai.
Capture the stunning lights of the international architecture, savor delicious seafood stir-fried noodles and crispy pork cutlets, buy Hello Kitty postcards, explore Fuzhou Road and the Foreign Bookstore with friends, and immerse yourself in unique cultural creations and local delicacies.
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