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Nanjing, the capital of China’s Jiangsu Province, sits along the Yangtze River in eastern China. It’s about 300 kilometers west of Shanghai and 1,000 kilometers south of Beijing, making it a strategic hub connecting northern and southern China. The city is surrounded by low mountains, lakes, and the mighty Yangtze, giving it a mix of urban energy and natural calm. Historically, it served as the capital for six different dynasties, earning nicknames like the “City of Emperors.”

Nanjing 1912 Block

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Blends 1912-era gray-brick buildings with modern bars, cafes & street food. Nighttime lights create a romantic, historic vibe perfect for photos & evening strolls. Locals’ go-to for lively drinks, snacks, and retro charm.

Cherry Blossom Avenue

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In Nanjing, a cherry-lined street flanks a 1,500-year-old temple, creating a springtime tunnel of pink blooms. Snap photos under flower-filled arches, blending ancient architecture with modern nature. Go early to escape crowds—petals and history await!

Xuanwu Lake Park

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Discover Nanjing’s crown jewel: a sprawling royal lakeside garden with five scenic islands, ancient walls, and year-round blossoms. Perfect for boat rides, flower feasts, and peaceful strolls—all just a metro ride from downtown!

Tai Cheng

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Lakeside Ming wall blends history & nature: stroll cherry-lined paths, snap reflections of ancient bricks on glistening water, explore serene temples nearby. Perfect for families & photographers alike!

Medicine Master Pagoda

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Nestled near Xuanwu Lake & Purple Mountain, this modern Buddha tower blends ancient temple calm with city views. Climb for cherry blossoms, serene gardens, and photo-perfect reflections in lotus ponds—a peaceful escape from Nanjing’s hustle.

Xuanwu Gate

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A historic Ming Dynasty gate blending royal heritage with lakeside tranquility. Explore lotus-filled waters, cherry blossoms, and ancient city walls in this peaceful urban oasis. Perfect for boating, sunsets, and cultural immersion.

Jiming Temple

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Located in Nanjing’s lively district, this serene temple boasts a cherry blossom-lined path and ancient Buddhist halls. Explore its legendary Rouge Well and local offering traditions. Best visited early for blooms and calm.

Nanjing Urban Planning And Construction Exhibition Hall

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Discover Nanjing’s past and future at this lakeside gem! Explore interactive city models, ancient maps, and Ming Dynasty history. Enjoy cherry blossoms, kite-flying views, and budget-friendly fun with English guides. Perfect for families!

Presidential Palace - Xu Garden

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Tucked in Nanjing’s Presidential Palace, this intimate water garden blends Ming-era charm with republic-era architecture. Wander lotus-filled ponds, serene rockeries, and pavilions—a compact oasis rich in history and perfect for quiet reflection or photo ops.

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