Nanjing: Imperial Legacy & Culinary Delights.
Nanjing, China’s ancient capital, blends imperial grandeur with vibrant culture. Explore the Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum, Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum, and Confucius Temple. Savor iconic dishes like salted duck, duck blood vermicelli soup15, and sweet osmanthus-glazed taro7. Stroll through Qinhuai River’s historic lanes or admire Xuanwu Lake’s serenity. A city where dynastic history meets lively markets and UNESCO sites46, Nanjing captivates with its timeless charm.
Okay, picture this: you’re wandering through the crazy-busy, super historic Fuzimiao area in Nanjing. Amongst all the buzz, you stumble upon Lianhu Gao Tuan Dian. This place? It’s
Okay, picture this: You’ve spent the morning exploring the peaceful Linggu Temple Scenic Area, surrounded by tall trees and ancient history. You’re feeling that pleasant mix of calm and
So, picture this: you’re exploring the beautiful Zhongshan Mausoleum Park in Nanjing, and after all that walking, you stumble upon Jia Lin Xuan Tea Restaurant tucked right inside the park.
So, picture this: Nanjing Impressions (that‘s the English name for Nanjing Dapaidang) started way back in 1994 and now has spots all over China. This Zhongshanling branch is tucked right at the
