Nanjing Vacations, Nanjing Vacation Reviews, Tourism Guide
|
Sponsored Links
|
Sponsored Links
Welcome to the tourism and vacations guide for Nanjing. Browse Nanjing travel photos, Nanjing travel partners, Nanjing travel blogs, and cheap Nanjing hotel deals and reviews to plan your next trip. TravBuddy vacation reviews and tourism information are contributed by millions of fellow travelers, providing you with an unbiased perspective of Nanjing.
NANJING
Population: 7,000,000 Nanjing – It is a fast developing city that was once the Capital of China. It is supposed to be the most attractive of the great cities. Mausoleum of Dr. Sun Yat Sen – This mausoleum is in the beautiful area known as Purple Mountain and overlooks the city of Nanjing. To reach the mausoleum you must climb the 392 marble steps of the stairway that soars up the green hillside. The view from the top is exhilarating. It is not too hard a walk as there are seats and resting areas on the way up. The mausoleum was completed in 1929 and the blue and white colours of it represent the Nationalist Party. Inside the Memorial Hall there is a statue of Dr. Sun Yat Sen and beyond that is another marble effigy lying on the stone coffin. Dr. Sun Yat Sen was so revered that everyone who walked passed his coffin was bowing in silence. Dr. Sun Yat Sen was a good Christian man who devoted his life (until his death of liver cancer at 58 years old) trying to make China a strong and prosperous country. If he had not died so early and Mao Zedong had not taken over as leader China would have been a completely different country. Purple Mountain - The whole are is worth a visit. Other sights to see here are the tomb of Ming Xiao Ling – (the first Ming Emperor). Linggu Temple and Beamless Hall, and the Linggu Pagoda. There is also an Observatory here.
This description has been edited by 1 person.
|
Popular Nearby Cities and Destinations:
Nanjing Hotels | Nanjing Hostels |
Nanjing Things To Do
There are no reviews of Things To Do in Nanjing yet. Click below to write your own!
» Write your own review!
| Nanjing Restaurants, Cafes & Food
There are no reviews of Restaurants, Cafes & Food in Nanjing yet. Click below to write your own!
» Write your own review!
|
Nanjing General Tips & Advice | Nanjing Nightlife & Entertainment
There are no reviews of Nightlife & Entertainment in Nanjing yet. Click below to write your own!
» Write your own review!
|
Nanjing Travel Blogs
Jun 19, 2008 - Jun 25, 2008
Bangkok, Thailand -› Phuket, Thailand -› ...
Since we had almost no time to tour while in Nanjing, Emily offered to take us to the Confucius Temple in the old city for lunch. This temple was built in the Song Dynasty (1034). It was destroyed and rebuilt many times. The scenery is very nice as the temple grounds are on the banks of the Qinhuai River. In front of the temple is a golden wishing tree where you can make a wish on a ribbon and through the ribbon up in the tree. The higher you achieve on the throw, the better the chance the wi...
107 photos
2,588 words
23 comments
107 photos
2,588 words
Jul 02, 2007 - Sep 13, 2007
Melbourne, Australia -› Singapore, Singapore -› ...
Ok ok, so its been a long time since I've written a blog. Sorry guys, I've been real, real busy! Well since Shanghai, its been pretty much back to normal. Well when i mean normal, wake up at 7am and head to the hospital for more fun fun anf fun. In the last 2 weeks, I have been in rheumatology one week and last week respiratory. I have to admit Rheumatology was a bit of a drag!! and the only person to blame is not the doctors, but the very slow and annoying english translator!! I now know how...
79 photos
10,798 words
12 comments
79 photos
10,798 words
Aug 21, 2005 - Sep 01, 2005
Shanghai, China -› Nanjing, China -› ...
Shanghai, Nanjing, Beijing and the Graet Wall.
51 photos
0 words
13 comments
51 photos
0 words
May 17, 2006 - Jun 19, 2006
Detroit, Michigan, USA -› Shanghai, China -› ...
Photos from five weeks in China and Tibet last summer. This was my second venture with Eastern Michigan University's CHT programs. We began in Shanghai then travelled on to Nanjing, Beijing, Xi'an, Chengdu then flew to Lhasa, Tibet. Night trains, Sultana taxis, and one illegal/broken down bus later, I am please to share with you China and Tibet.
169 photos
769 words
34 comments
169 photos
769 words



