Day 1: Arrival & Spiritual Wonders
13:30 - Cultural Immersion Begins
Your Nanjing adventure starts at Nanjing South Station. If arriving via Nanjing Station (Metro Lines 1/3) or Lukou Airport (Metro S1), head to the designated meeting point by 13:30. Essential tip: Carry your ID card for all attractions – many require real-name registration.
14:00 - Niushou Mountain Cultural Zone
Enter a realm of Buddhist grandeur at this ¥4 billion masterpiece. Marvel at the golden stupa housing Buddha's parietal bone relic, descend into the mesmerizing underground palace (9 floors deep!), and witness the 11-meter-long reclining Buddha. Allow 2.5hrs to explore; consider the shuttle bus (¥20) to navigate the vast complex.
17:00 - Qinhuai Riverside Twilight
Stroll through the Confucius Temple area as lanterns illuminate the "Mother River of Nanjing." While the temple itself isn't entered tonight, let the aroma of duck blood vermicelli soup guide you to food streets. Must-try: Nanjing salted duck at Nanjing Dapaidang or delicate soup dumplings at Yin's Chicken Broth Bun House.
Day 2: Historical Crossroads
08:30 - Sun Yat-sen's Legacy
Ascend 392 steps at Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum, symbolizing China's 392 million people during the revolution. Note: The tomb chamber closes Mondays (except holidays) and after 17:00. Shuttle available (¥20).
10:30 - Presidential Time Capsule
Walk through 600 years of history at the Presidential Palace, where Ming gardens meet Qing archives and ROC-era offices. During peak seasons, this may substitute with Yuhuatai Memorial if bookings fail.
13:30 - Glass Pagoda Revelation
At Grand Bao'en Temple, witness the architectural marvel of its glass-and-steel pagado reconstructing Ming Dynasty glory. The underground museum reveals ancient artifacts through holographic displays.
15:00 - Qinhuai River Serenade
Glide past Ming-era watchtowers on a complimentary river cruise (adults only). As dusk falls, explore Laomendong's preserved Qing Dynasty lanes – perfect for picking up cloud-patterned brocade souvenirs.
Day 3: Museums & Ming Heritage
09:30 - Treasures or Panoramas?
Attempt self-booking for Nanjing Museum (free; reserve via official WeChat 7 days prior). If unsuccessful, ascend 78-meter-tall Yuejiang Tower – its mother-of-pearl inlaid ceiling rivals the Yangtze River views. Either option concludes with transfer to Nanjing South Station hotels by noon.
15:00 - Lakeside Leisure
Free afternoon suggestion: Baijia Lake's shopping-dining complex. Ride the 116-meter "Eye of Nanjing" Ferris wheel as skyscrapers mirror in the lake.
Day 4: Farewell & Free Exploration
09:00 - Choose Your Final Chapter
• Jiming Temple: Nanjing's oldest Buddhist site with panoramic city views
• Deji Art Museum: Digital exhibitions blending ancient artifacts with AI
• City Wall: Walk China's longest preserved ancient wall (25km)
Practical Guide
• Transport: Metro connects major sites; DiDi app recommended for taxis
• Dining: Budget ¥50-80/day for street food; restaurants average ¥100/person
• Etiquette: Temples require covered shoulders/knees; avoid pointing at Buddha statues
Check out by 12:00. Allow 45mins for South Station security. May your memories of gilded palaces and duck-scented alleys linger like Qinhuai's evening mist!
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