Teacher Guo came to Nanjing to travel. What scenic spots in Nanjing are worth punching in?
If you travel to Nanjing, you can go to Nanjing Museum and Six Dynasties Museum. These two museums in Nanjing are very large and magnificent, and many projects in them can be participated by tourists. You can also make some handicrafts when you visit the museum. They are very beautiful, and there are often exhibits from different countries or different themes on display in the museum. If you are a history lover, be sure to punch in.
Former residence of Ganxi: The former residence of Ganxi is located in the center of Nanjing, adjacent to the most lively Confucius Temple, showing the elegance of an ancient family. You can come here to listen to Pingxi, which is very charming.
Chaotian Palace: This is the largest and best-preserved ancient architectural complex in the south of the Yangtze River. In the Southern Dynasties, imperial academy was located, and in the Ming Dynasty, it was a place for the imperial court to practice etiquette before the ceremony. As soon as you arrive here, you can feel the antique atmosphere and learn a lot about ancient etiquette.
Xuanwu Lake: This is an excellent scenic spot, free of charge. Xuanwu Lake's park is very big and is located near the center of Nanjing. In summer, the lotus blooms on the lake, which is very beautiful.
Purple Mountain: If you want to go to Nanjing, you must go. Otherwise, you came to Nanjing for nothing. Purple Mountain has excellent scenery and humanized design. There are no tickets here, and it is open to the public free of charge. Besides, if you stand on the top of the Purple Mountain, you can see the whole scenery of Nanjing. However, if you climb down once, it will take about 40 minutes to climb to the top of the mountain. If you go down the mountain, you can choose to take a cable car, which costs tens of dollars per person.
Dashunzhi: This temple is also a Buddhist temple with a long history in China. It is also the second temple in China after the White Horse Temple in Luoyang and the 1 temple established in the south of China. Dahongzhi's predecessor was Jianchu Temple, which was built during the Chiwu period in Wu Dong. Later, it became the center of Buddhism in China and one of the three major temples in Jinling in the Ming Dynasty.
The scale of Dahongzhi is very grand, with more than 20 temples, including Langfang 1 18, 38 Confucian classrooms and 48 Buddhist temples. It is also the highest specification and largest temple in the history of China. The glazed pagoda in Shunzhi is 78.2 meters high and is made of glazed fire. It has been the tallest building in China from its establishment to its destruction, which is also a miracle in the history of world architecture. At that time, it was also regarded by westerners as a landmark building representing China.