Ancient capital of six dynasties — Ming City Wall, Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum, and vibrant university town.
Nanjing, once capital of six Chinese dynasties, blends deep history with modern vitality. The massive Ming City Wall encircles the city center, while Purple Mountain hosts imperial tombs and ancient temples. Today it's a thriving educational and cultural hub.
Western Jiangsu, on the Yangtze River. 300km from Shanghai via HSR.
Capital of six dynasties, including the Ming Dynasty (initially). 2,500 years of history.
One of China's top university cities with over 80 universities and research institutes.
Four distinct seasons. Hot summers, cool winters. Spring and autumn are ideal.
The world's longest city wall (33.7km). Walk sections near Zhonghua Gate for the best experience.
The founding father's grand tomb on Purple Mountain — 392 steps to the memorial hall.
The Fuzimiao area — bustling streets, Qinhuai River boat rides, and traditional architecture.
The Nanjing Massacre Memorial Hall — a moving and essential testament to history. Free entry.
Cherry blossoms at Jiming Temple. Pleasant weather for walking the City Wall.
Very hot (35°C+). Visit museums and indoor sites. Plum rain season in June.
Best season. Cool, clear. Purple Mountain's autumn foliage is stunning.
Cold (0-5°C). Few tourists. Good for museum visits and hot food tours.
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