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EXPLORE NANJING. Nanjing offers a great variety of historical and cultural sites, including the city wall, temples, museums and monuments, found in the city center and within lush parks in the nearby mountains and stunning surrounding scenic areas.
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With quaint riverboats, footbridges and historic Chinese architecture flanking its banks, the Qinhuai River is one of Nanjing’s top attractions. Known as the “Mother River,” the Qinhuai has been the birthplace of Nanjing culture since the city’s beginnings.
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In this ancient city, culture is carved into the hillsides, and history is everywhere you look. Sacred temples, colorful festivals, world-class contemporary design and high-end shopping are just a few of the activities you can plan for on a trip to Nanjing.
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Equal parts modern metropolis and ancient cultural capital, Nanjing beckons visitors to discover sacred temples and tombs, cutting-edge contemporary design and breathtaking natural beauty.
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Today, Nanjing has developed into a major culture, arts and education hub of China, with 59 universities and renowned institutions like the Nanjing Museum and Nanjing Library. In 1982, the Chinese government declared Nanjing an “historical and cultural city of China.”
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Within Nanjing, five designated sightseeing bus lines (Y1, Y2, Y3, Y4, and Y5) are a convenient means of visiting the city’s top tourism attractions. Several tourist buses link visitors to Nanjing’s top landmarks and attractions.
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The streets of Nanjing come alive with celebrations of ancient traditions, stunning scenery and even tasty crustaceans.
attractions such as the Xiaoling Tomb of the Ming Dynasty, a UNESCO World Heritage Site; Dr. Sun Yat-sen's Mausoleum; The Presidential Palace; and a City Wall that dates back more than 600 years.