[2025 Nanjing Attraction] Travel Guide for Bailuzhou Park (Updated Jul)

#Sign up for tripbest July Hotel Tester Bailuzhou Park is a refreshing green space, a quiet place in the busy life. The air in the park is fresh, surrounded by lush trees and colorful flowers, making people immersed in the embrace of nature. The winding paths in the park make people feel the morning sun and breeze, which makes people feel refreshed.

#AbsolutelyFreeTrip Nanjing Eagle Peak Temple is located in the northeast corner of Bailuzhou Park in Qinhuai District. It is an ancient temple with a history of more than 1600 years. The temple was rebuilt in the fifth year of Tianshun in the Ming Dynasty (1461) and was named in commemoration of the famous monk Eagle Peak of the Tang Dynasty. The architecture of the temple is yellow-walled and tiled, red-walled, and has a well-structured three-step courtyard. There are halls such as the Tianwang Hall, the Yuantong Hall, and the Bilu Hall, and each hall houses a Buddha statue. In particular, the Yuantong Hall (Guanyin Hall) has more than 200 Guanyin statues, which is spectacular. In addition, there are landscapes and rivers around the temple, and the garden scenery is beautiful. As for how to play, you can first enter the temple's mountain gate, worship the Maitreya Buddha and the Four Heavenly Kings in the Tianwang Hall, and then pray to the Bodhisattva Guanyin in the Yuantong Hall. While strolling around the temple, you can experience historical architecture and culture. In addition, Hakuroshu Park is located near the temple, which is a great place to take a stroll and rest. Please note that it is important to stay quiet inside the temple and treat the cultural property with care. Also, there are many visitors on the first and fifteenth days of the month, so it is recommended to choose other days to avoid the crowds.

⛱ City Introduction: 🌟 Nanjing, historically known as Jinling, is the capital of Jiangsu Province and a famous historical and cultural city in China. It boasts a profound historical background and rich cultural heritage. This city blends the classical with the modern, featuring both historical relics and modern buildings and facilities. ⛱ Must-Visit Attractions: 🏛 Nanjing Museum: It houses a large collection of precious cultural relics and is a great place to learn about ancient Chinese history and culture. The Ming and Qing Glass Art Gallery and the Republic of China History Gallery inside the museum are especially worth visiting. 🏺 🏔 Niushou Mountain: Niushou Mountain is renowned for its beautiful scenery and is known as the "Number One Mountain in the Southeast." The famous Foding Palace, a Buddhist holy site, is located on the mountain. 🕊 🌉 Qinhuai River: Qinhuai River is known as the mother river of Nanjing. Its banks are picturesque and feature many historical sites and cultural attractions, such as Confucius Temple and Egret Islet Park. 🚣‍♀ 🏮 Confucius Temple (Fuzimiao): The Confucius Temple is a famous tourist spot in Nanjing, centered around the Confucius Temple, Qinhuai River, and the Laomendong historic cultural district. It is a great place to experience traditional Nanjing culture. 📚 🏞 Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum: The Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum is the tomb of Sun Yat-sen, a great pioneer of China’s modern democratic revolution, located on the scenic southern slope of Purple Mountain. 🏞 🍜 Food Guide: 1⃣ Xiaolongbao: Nanjing’s xiaolongbao are famous for their thin skin, generous filling, and delicious soup. Recommended places to try them are "Jiming Tangbao" or "Jinmen Xiaolongbao." 🥟 2⃣ Nanjing Salted Duck: This is a traditional famous dish of Nanjing, featuring tender duck meat and rich flavor. Authentic taste can be found at "Osmanthus Salted Duck." 🦆 3⃣ Laomendong Tofu Pudding: A traditional snack in Nanjing, the tofu pudding is soft and glutinous, paired with various seasonings for a unique taste. 🍢 🏨 Accommodation Guide: 1. Jinling Hotel Nanjing: Located in the city center with convenient transportation and complete facilities, it is an ideal choice for business trips and tourism stays. 2. The Westin Nanjing: Located in Qinhuai District near Confucius Temple, it offers beautiful river views and is suitable for leisure vacations. 3. Nanjing Hanfu Hotel: Located in Xinjiekou, close to Nanjing Museum, it has a strong historical and cultural atmosphere. 💗 Other Tips: 1. Ticket Information: Nanjing Museum is free (some special exhibitions may charge), Niushou Mountain ticket price is 150 RMB per person, Qinhuai River cruise ticket is about 80 RMB per person, Confucius Temple ticket price is 40 RMB per person, Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum is free (a separate ticket is required to visit the Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall). 2. Transportation Information: Nanjing has a developed metro and bus system. You can reach the above attractions by metro from Nanjing South Station or Nanjing Station. 3. Best Time to Visit: Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) are the best times to visit Nanjing, with pleasant weather and beautiful scenery.

Yushe Art Homestay (Nanjing Confucius Temple Branch) | 3-Day Nanjing Travel and Photo Guide Every inch of Nanjing, with its charm along the Qinhuai River and the vicissitudes of the ancient capital of six dynasties, is worth savoring. If you want to immerse yourself in the history and everyday life of this city, why not use [Yushe Art Homestay (Nanjing Confucius Temple Branch)] as a base to start a three-day trip that combines cultural exploration and artistic photography? --- Homestay Highlights: Art and Convenience Coexist The homestay is located on the 3rd floor of Sufa Building, 334 Hongwu Road, Qinhuai District, just a 3-minute walk from Zhangfuyuan Station on Metro Line 1, providing convenient transportation to Nanjing's core attractions. In terms of design, the homestay is themed with "artistic healing". The rooms are decorated with contemporary art paintings and vintage furniture. Some room types have floor-to-ceiling windows and viewing balconies, offering a panoramic view of the old city. In terms of facilities, details such as smart home appliances, high-speed Wi-Fi, and a free minibar (including local specialty drinks) highlight the quality. --- Three-Day Itinerary Day 1: Qinhuai Scenery, Ancient Charm Photography - Morning: Stroll around the Confucius Temple, check in at Jiangnan Examination Hall and Wuyi Lane, and feel the poetry of the "Ten Mile Qinhuai River". The homestay is only a 15-minute walk from the Confucius Temple. You can also visit the Zhonghua Gate Castle along the way. - Afternoon: Book a Chinese-style travel photography session with the homestay's partner (recommended to take photos in Laomendong), rent a Ming Dynasty Hanfu (approx. CNY 200/day), and capture the ancient charm between the blue bricks and gray tiles. - Evening: Stay overnight on the Qinhuai River, take a painted boat to enjoy the lights, and then taste duck blood vermicelli soup or salted duck near the homestay to experience the authentic Nanjing flavor. Day 2: Historical Review, Dialogue with Landscape - Morning: Take Metro Line 2 directly to Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum, climb to the top to overlook the panoramic view of Zijin Mountain, and then visit the Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum Shinto stone carvings to feel the royal atmosphere of the Ming Dynasty. - Afternoon: Transfer to the Presidential Palace, travel through the storms of the Republic of China, and go to Xuanwu Lake for a boat trip in the evening to watch the sunset shining on the Ming City Wall. - Evening: Return to the homestay, enjoy the free good night dessert, or go to Xinjiekou business district to experience the modernity of Nanjing. Day 3: Literary Stroll, City Memory - Morning: Check in at Librairie Avant-Garde (Wutaishan Main Store), send a postcard at the "Most Beautiful Bookstore in China", and then ride to Yihua Road to feel the tranquility of the Republic of China embassy district. - Afternoon: Visit Jiming Temple, enjoy cherry blossoms in spring and ginkgo in autumn, and climb the Medicine Buddha Pagoda to overlook Xuanwu Lake. Don't miss the "cherry blossom cake" in the temple's vegetarian restaurant. - Before returning: Select Yuhua tea and Nanjing brocade handicrafts at the local market downstairs of the homestay to draw a successful conclusion to the trip. --- Travel Photography and Food Tips 1. Travel Photography Service: The homestay can book cooperative photographers on behalf of guests. It is recommended to take photos in ancient-style scenes such as Laomendong and Bailuzhou Park. The package price is approx. CNY 200–600/person, including makeup and retouching. 2. Food Map: For breakfast, it is recommended to try the customized Nanjing morning tea provided by the homestay (duck oil sesame cake with red bean dumplings). For lunch and dinner, you can try **Nanjing Impressions** in the Shuiyoucheng business district, or **Sweet Osmanthus Flavored Taro and Water Chestnut** in Kexiang. 3. Transportation Tips: Metro Line 1 directly reaches Nanjing Station and Nanjing South Railway Station. There are plenty of shared bicycles around the homestay, which are suitable for short-distance cycling. --- Yushe Art Homestay connects the classical and modern Nanjing with the concept of "living in art". The three-day itinerary can not only deeply touch history, but also engrave exclusive memories through travel photography. Whether it is the sound of oars and lights on the Qinhuai River, or the verdant layers of Zijin Mountain, Nanjing can always unfold a flowing picture of thousands of years for you in the lens and footsteps.

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The Qinhuai River, Nanjing's "Mother River," has been the heart of the city's development since the Six Dynasties period. The ancient architectural complexes along its banks, such as the Confucius Temple and Jiangnan Examination Hall, not only bear witness to the imperial examination system but also embody the literati's ideal of a "world literary center." Shops line the ten-mile-long street, and the "Qinhuai Lantern Festival" tradition, formed during the Ming and Qing dynasties, continues to this day, making this place a symbolic landmark of both material and spiritual prosperity. The night view of the Qinhuai River is like a magnificent painting scroll slowly unfolding. The tranquil river and the ancient buildings on both sides, in a world interwoven with light and shadow, seem to transport people back to the golden age when literati gathered and enjoyed poetry and wine in their youth. The Qinhuai River at night is intoxicatingly beautiful! A boat tour of the Qinhuai River is divided into the Inner and Outer Qinhuai River. The Outer Qinhuai River cruise starts at the Dabaoren Temple and mainly tours the Ming City Wall. The Inner Qinhuai River is the essence of the ten-mile Qinhuai, especially the Inner Qinhuai East Line, where ancient architecture and modern lighting intertwine, making it a must-visit route in Jinling. 👍 Most Recommended: Inner Qinhuai River - East Line ⚓️ Boarding Point: Yangchi Wharf 🛶 Cruise Route: Yangchi Wharf → Bailuzhou Park → Colorful Water Street → Water Street → East Water Gate → Fucheng Bridge → Yangchi Wharf ⏰ Time: 9:00-22:00, night tour 18:30-22:00 (The night tour start time depends on sunset, currently 18:30, entry closes at 21:30). 🚣‍♀️ Duration: Approx. 40 mins 🚉 Transportation: Subway Line 3 to Fuzimiao Station, then walk approx. 400m. 🎫 Tickets: Day tour 100, night tour 120. Here's the key: The last day tour boat departs at 18:20 and costs 100. Board as the sun sets (photos 1-3), and return during the most beautiful blue hour of twilight. 🌟 Highlights: Classic route, the same route Zhu Ziqing took, with dazzling lanterns along the river and ancient buildings reflected on the water, as if traveling back to the golden age of Jinling!

| Your Ultimate Guide to Cherry Blossom Viewing. As spring unfolds, Nanjing transforms into a sea of pink blossoms. The Qinhuai River Lantern Festival and the Cherry Blossom Avenue at Nanjing Botanical Garden Mem.Sun Yat-sen are particularly stunning. Follow my footsteps for a romantic spring adventure! Day 1: Lantern Show by Qinhuai River 📍 Location: Confucius Temple - Bailuzhou Park - Laomendong 🚇 Transportation: Take subway Line 3. Get off at Confucius Temple Station for Confucius Temple, Exit 3 at Wudingmen Station for Bailuzhou Park, and Exit 2 for Laomendong. ⏰ Time: The lantern festival usually runs for over 50 days during Lunar New Year to Lantern Festival. Best to visit after 5pm when the lanterns light up for the best atmosphere. 🌟 Route Guide: • Confucius Temple: The heart of the Qinhuai Lantern Festival. The Dacheng Hall is brilliantly lit, and you can light lanterns for blessings - a traditional Nanjing custom. Walk along Qinhuai River to see lanterns swaying on both banks, with ancient buildings reflected in the water. Don't miss the classic photo spot at Dongyuan Bridge for perfect shots. • Bailuzhou Park: This year's main venue features flower and bird-themed lanterns. The large lantern display on the right of the entrance is perfect for photos. The bridge with lanterns on both sides is incredibly photogenic, and the main dragon lantern is magnificent. On weekend nights, artificial snow adds to the magical atmosphere. • Laomendong: Free entry, lanterns light up around 17:30 daily. The dragon lantern on the city wall is spectacular - for the best photos, climb the wall (accessible with annual park pass after 17:00). Hidden lanterns in the alleys create a charming atmosphere while you explore the market. When tired, visit Avant-garde Bookstore in its beautiful Hui-style building. Day 2: Cherry Blossom Date at Botanical Garden 📍 Location: Cherry Blossom Avenue, North Garden of Nanjing Botanical Garden 🚇 Transportation: Take subway Line 2 to Muxueyuan Station, then bus 20 or 315 to Botanical Garden Station; or take a taxi for convenience. ⏰ Time: Best viewing from late early March to late March. Early cherry blossoms bloom from late early March to early mid-March, currently featuring peach-pink and rose-pink varieties like Prunus subhirtella and bell-flowered cherry, lasting until late March. 💰 Admission: South Garden RMB 45, North Garden RMB 15, combined ticket RMB 50 🌟 Route Guide: Enter through the North Garden gate and head straight to the Ball Perennial Garden entrance to find nearly 200 cherry trees by the water. Stroll along Cherry Blossom Avenue under a canopy of pink clouds with petals carpeting the ground. Don't miss the Ball Perennial Garden and Rose Garden to see elegant magnolias. Look for pink bridges, chairs, and phone booths - perfect for photos. 📸 Photography Tips: 1. Wear light-colored clothes, like white or light pink dresses, to complement the cherry blossoms. 2. Try low-angle shots against the sky to highlight the pink blossoms. 3. Morning or evening light creates the best atmosphere for photos. 💡 Helpful Tips: 1. Keep your belongings safe during the crowded lantern festival. 2. Visit the Botanical Garden on working days to avoid weekend crowds. 3. Please protect the environment and don't pick flowers. Enjoy them responsibly. Don't wait any longer! Gather your friends and come to Nanjing for a spectacular spring feast of lanterns and cherry blossoms💕

Today, I must share a fantastic place with you. Many friends who come to Nanjing for the first time head straight to the Confucius Temple. Actually, right next to the Confucius Temple, there's a very low-key 5A scenic spot that is not only free but also less crowded. Most importantly, it's super photogenic, with a high success rate! Travel Guide Unique Charm: Bailuzhou Park in Nanjing enjoys the reputation of being one of the "40 Scenic Spots of Jinling." It has both the graceful charm of a classical Jiangnan garden and a sense of grandeur. Stepping into it is like traveling back to ancient times in a second. Ancient Style Photography Hotspot: The park is dotted with ancient buildings, with upturned eaves and brackets, carved beams and painted rafters. You can take stunning ancient-style photos in any corner. Friends who love ancient-style photography must not miss this place. Duration: The park is quite large. If you stroll slowly, it is recommended to reserve 2 hours. If you have plenty of time, spending half a day enjoying the leisurely time is also a good choice. Every scene is worth savoring. Check in at Jiufeng Temple: Jiufeng Temple, with a history of more than 1,600 years, stands quietly in the park. Standing by the temple, watching the cruise ship slowly pass through the arch bridge, a peaceful scene unfolds, which will make you can't help but sigh: How beautiful! Cruise Ship Experience: A section of the Confucius Temple painting boat cruise route is within Bailuzhou Park. Taking a cruise ship and enjoying the park scenery from the water offers a unique experience. Best Time to Visit: Early morning or evening are the best times to visit. The soft light at these times, sprinkled on the lake and ancient buildings, creates a dreamy atmosphere, making the scenery even more charming. Clothing Matching: It is recommended to wear national style clothing when visiting here. I'm wearing the sllsky Xishijie's new Chinese-style two-piece set, made of Tencel fabric. It's not only comfortable to wear but also perfect for taking photos, easily capturing atmospheric shots. Photography Tips The Beauty of Arch Bridges: The various arch bridges in the park are excellent photo spots. Standing on the bridge, with the lake and distant buildings as the background, you can take stunning photos in minutes. Capturing Cruise Ships: When a cruise ship passes by, quickly press the shutter to capture the moment and the dynamic beauty, creating photos full of stories. Garden Composition: Use the ancient buildings and corridors in the garden for composition, with doors and windows as frames and corridors as guiding lines, to take photos with a strong sense of layering. Landmark Check-in: Jiufeng Temple and Bailuzhou Pagoda are the park's landmark buildings. Taking photos at these two places will definitely make your social media posts stand out. 📍Address: Bailuzhou Park 🎫Tickets: Free 🚇Transportation: Subway Line 3, Wudingmen Station, Exit 3 🚘Parking: There is a parking lot, making it convenient for self-driving trips.

Bailuzhou Park Travel Guide Bailuzhou Park, located in [specific location], is a great place to experience both natural beauty and cultural attractions. Here's a guide to help you plan your visit: • Best time to visit: Spring and autumn are the best seasons to visit. In spring (March–May), the park comes alive with lush greenery and colorful blossoms, such as cherry and peach blossoms. In autumn (September–November), the weather is cool and the leaves change color, creating a stunning autumn landscape. • Getting there: You can take [specific bus routes] and get off at [station name]. If you're driving, there is parking available around the park. • Tickets: Free admission. • Suggested route: Enter through the main gate and you'll be greeted by a vast lake. Take a stroll along the lakeshore, admire the scenery, and watch egrets frolicking on the water. Next, head to the Bonsai Garden, which features a variety of uniquely shaped bonsai trees, showcasing the exquisite skills of the gardeners. Afterward, visit the ancient opera stage, where you might be lucky enough to catch a traditional opera performance. Finally, wander along the winding paths, through flowers and trees, and enjoy the tranquility of nature. • Food and drinks: There are some snack stalls inside the park offering local snacks such as [snack name 1] and [snack name 2]. There are also many restaurants nearby where you can try local specialties such as [dish name 1] and [dish name 2]. • Things to note: Please help protect the park environment by not littering. Avoid making loud noises while watching the egrets so as not to disturb them. Some attractions may be closed during inclement weather. Check the park's official announcements before your visit.

The 39th Qinhuai Lantern Festival, a folk cultural event popular in Nanjing, is also known as the Jinling Lantern Festival or the Confucius Temple Lantern Festival. It is one of the first national intangible cultural heritages and enjoys the reputation of being the "best lantern festival in the world." It is also the only large-scale comprehensive lantern festival in China that integrates lantern exhibitions, lantern fairs, and lantern markets. At the same time, it is also the longest-running, most attended, and largest folk lantern festival in China.

The lantern display at Bailuzhou Park is amazing! I wasn't in Nanjing for the Spring Festival and missed this beautiful lantern display. Even though the holiday is over, I had the chance to come to Nanjing, so I definitely had to see it! The lantern festival is very elaborate, especially the butterfly section, which is stunning! You can also visit the nearby Laomendong area. 📍Bailuzhou Park

Watching lanterns is a traditional Chinese custom for the Lantern Festival. As the crowds are huge on the 15th day of the first lunar month, it's much more relaxing to see the lanterns after the festival. The main exhibition area for the 2025 Nanjing Lantern Festival is Bailuzhou Park. There are also lantern exhibitions in Fuzimiao and Laomendong. The lantern exhibition in Bailuzhou Park is large-scale, with exquisite lanterns showcasing the traditional lantern-making skills of veteran artisans. A highlight of the Laomendong lantern display is a large golden snake lantern erected along the Zhonghuamen city wall. Its dynamic form recreates the image of a golden snake dancing wildly, demonstrating exquisite craftsmanship. It's not easy to depict a snake in lantern form, but this lantern has an approachable feel and attracts many viewers. Every year, the Zhonghuamen Castle lantern display has its own unique charm. This year, I waited until the lights were on before climbing up to Zhonghuamen Castle, only to find a dozen or so small lanterns on the city wall. After inquiring with the staff, I learned that the castle wasn't participating in the lantern exhibition this year. This year's lantern exhibition wasn't as large as in previous years, perhaps due to the current economic climate. Hopefully, it will be even better in the future.

🪷 Thousands of lanterns and Jinling City complement each other, creating a beautiful and magnificent scene. 🐼 Even the super cute kung fu kittens come to Confucius Temple to watch the lanterns! ✅ Nanjing Confucius Temple Fish lanterns and palace lanterns can be seen everywhere on the street, and the archway lantern group is super beautiful. Watch lanterns, stroll around the garden... bustling and lively, and Dacheng Hall is the core exhibition area. ✅ Kung Fu Panda Flash Mob Confucius Temple and Kung Fu Panda join hands to create a peripheral area, super cute dolls, headbands, and rattles, a super photo and check-in area. 📍 Address: Qinhuai Gifts, Gongyuan Street, Confucius Temple 🚇 Transportation: Metro Line 3, Confucius Temple Station, Exit 2, walk 380m. ✅ Bailuzhou Park - "Lantern Festival Color Painting" Lantern Festival Six themes: Rui Beast Spring, Fish Leap Fortune, Birds and Flowers, Lantern Festival Market, Butterfly Dance Deer, Ten Mile Lantern Street. ✅ Laomendong Snake lanterns winding around to form a "Chinese knot" shape, golden snake sends fortune, and butterflies are colorful. More than 40 lantern groups, with various styles and playful and cute. ✅ Zhongwu Gate City Wall A giant cute snake, city wall light show, immersive live performance, and high-tech lantern group, super suitable for taking photos. ✅ Xinanli Street Xinanli's umbrella lanterns, check-in walls, and bustling market, full of atmosphere. 🏮 Recommended citywalk route for watching lanterns: Metro Line 3, Wudingshan Station → Bailuzhou Park → Confucius Temple East Gate (in) → Confucius Temple Street Area → Kung Fu Panda Flash Mob → Confucius Temple East Gate (out) → Laomendong. 🚶 One-day in-depth citywalk route: Xinanli → Confucius Temple North Gate (in) → Confucius Temple Street Area → Kung Fu Panda Flash Mob → Confucius Temple East Gate (out) → Bailuzhou Park → Laomendong.

🏮The theme of the 2025 Qinhuai Lantern Festival is "Spring in Jinling is like a brocade in the year of Si, and the Qinhuai Lantern Festival is full of new things" ➡️As the core exhibition area, Bailuzhou Park has become a popular check-in spot this year with its immersive experience and technological light and shadow of "Shangyuan Lantern Festival"! ✔️This guide will help you avoid the crowds and take stunning photos to share with your friends! 🎫【Tickets】 Free: 6:00-10:00 Daytime: Adults 50, 10:00-16:00 Night show: Adults 100, 16:00-23:00, lights on at 17:00, ticket checking stops at 22:00 🔝Buy a daytime ticket, enter at 16:00, and wait in the park until the lights come on at 17:00, saving 50💰! 🚇【Transportation】 Take Line 3, Wudingmen Station, Exit 3, and enter from the South Gate Take Line 3, exit at Confucius Temple Station, exit 2, and walk 10 minutes to the west gate. 🔝No matter which door you enter, there are "lighting guide signs" inside the venue, allowing you to see the whole process 🎆【Six major theme exhibition areas】 🐲Auspicious beasts in spring: P5, 6, 7, 9, 10 Auspicious animals such as dragons, phoenixes, and unicorns represent good luck and the arrival of spring. 🎏Fish Leaping Fortune: P8, 13 Fish-themed lanterns symbolize wealth and good luck, and there are fish lanterns in various shapes on display. 🌺Birdsong and Flowers: P15 The lights show the beautiful scene of spring, with birds singing and flowers blooming, full of vitality 🏮Shangyuan Lantern Festival: P2, 3, 4, 11 Recreate the lively scene of the ancient Lantern Festival 🦋Butterfly Dance and Deer Joy: P14 Butterflies dance and deer enjoy themselves 🎈Shili Lantern Street: P1, 12 The finale of the six theme exhibition areas, the Shili Lantern Street showcases the prosperous scene along the Qinhuai River ㊙️[Tips] ➊Book tickets 2-3 days in advance, daytime 36💰, nighttime 72💰 ➋ Take the subway, exit at Wudingmen Exit 3, cross the road to the South Gate, the tour order from the South Gate is very smooth, you can see the whole picture of the Lantern Festival, step by step ➌Come after dinner, or bring your own food. There are snack shops in the park, but the price is 1-2 times more expensive.

The annual Qinhuai Lantern Festival is here again. This year, Nanjing Baihezhou Park is the main venue of the Qinhuai Lantern Festival. The lantern festival here is the most lively, with all kinds of lanterns. At night, the whole park is brightly lit, every place has surprises. Even the trees are full of various small lanterns. From the park out of no hurry, follow the exit to the Confucius Temple inside, there are all kinds of lanterns along the way, this year the Confucius Temple lantern festival is really great, enter the Confucius Temple scenic area remember to make an appointment in advance, otherwise the most lively look inside, good looking is really good looking, people are really many [Sob] everyone travel to pay attention to safety [Cute]

Planning to visit Nanjing from February to May? This guide is a must-read! It's full of practical tips and covers everything from food to fun. I hope it helps you have a great time in Nanjing! 🏛Attraction reservation guide Nanjing Museum: Follow the "Nanjing Museum" WeChat account and make a reservation 7 days in advance. Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum: Follow the "Zhongshan Scenic Area" WeChat account and make a reservation 3 days in advance. Presidential Palace: Follow the "Presidential Palace" WeChat account and make a reservation 3 days in advance. Grand Baoen Temple: Follow the "Grand Baoen Temple" WeChat account. No reservation is required. Memorial Hall of the Victims in Nanjing Massacre by Japanese Invaders: Follow the "Memorial Hall of the Victims in Nanjing Massacre by Japanese Invaders" WeChat account and make a reservation 7 days in advance. 🌟Grand Baoen Temple Visit Grand Baoen Temple at night. The scenery is stunning when the lights are on, and the place is full of spiritual energy, making it a great place to make a wish. Locals say the wishing pool is very effective, and your wishes will come true. It's a great place to pray for blessings! 🚇Nanjing subway attractions Line 1: Take Line 1 to reach Grand Baoen Temple, Confucius Temple, Xinjiekou, Zifeng Tower, Xuanwu Lake, Hongshan Forest Zoo, and other attractions. Line 2: Line 2 connects popular attractions such as Nanjing Yuzui Wetland Park, Memorial Hall of the Victims in Nanjing Massacre by Japanese Invaders, Mochou Lake, Nanjing Museum, Zhongshan Scenic Area, and the Presidential Palace. Line 3: Line 3 passes through Bailuzhou Park, Confucius Temple, Laomendong, Jiming Temple, Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge, and Kexiang Snack Street. 🍜Nanjing food recommendations Li Bai Crab: An authentic Nanjing noodle shop with amazing signature crab roe noodles. The noodles are loaded with crab roe, crab paste, and crab leg meat, making for a satisfying meal. The sweet glutinous rice dessert is also delicious. Zhuangyuanlou Wenxi Chinese Restaurant: If you want to try Nanjing cuisine, this is the place to go. The flavors are authentic, and the braised pork and Dongpo pork are highly recommended for their excellent taste. Wanyuan Jiangnan Hot Pot: The tomato broth is delicious, with a rich, sweet, and sour flavor that's very satisfying. Jiang Youji: The beef potstickers are crispy and juicy, and the beef wontons and beef vermicelli are also worth trying. Xiaopanji Duck Blood Vermicelli: The duck blood vermicelli soup is rich, with a variety of ingredients and a great taste.

✨Qinhuai Lantern Festival main venue, themed "City of Literature, Egret Gathering," perfectly combines tradition and modernity, allowing you to experience the unique charm of Nanjing! 📅Lantern Festival Dates: January 10, 2024–April 30, 2025 💡Lighting Time: Daily 17:00–23:00 (subject to park announcement) 🎟️Ticket Information: 🌞Day Ticket Price: 10:00–16:00, CNY 50/person (ticket sales stop at 16:00) 🌃Night Ticket Price: 17:00–23:00, CNY 90/person (ticket check stops at 22:00) 🚇Transportation Guide: 🚇Take Metro Line 3 to Fuzimiao Station, Exit 2, and walk 800 meters to the west gate; or take Metro Line 3 to Wudingmen Station, Exit 3, and walk 100 meters to the south gate. 🗺️Recommended Route: Enter through the west gate → Dragon Lantern → Ao Fish Lantern → Huanhua Bridge → Egret Tower → Qiubo Bridge → Chunzai Pavilion → Ershui Bridge → Yulong Pool → Zhuangyuan Bridge → Yinyue Bridge → Wanyue Bridge → Exit through the west gate. Enjoy the beautiful scenery along the way and don't miss any lanterns! 📸Recommended Photo Spots: 1️⃣West Gate Dragon Lantern: Handsome and more delicate than the one at Laomendong! 2️⃣Egret Tower Platform: Frame with Ao Mountain Lantern, bring your own fill light for better effect! 3️⃣Chunzai Pavilion Platform: Boats shuttle under Huanhua Bridge and Yinyue Bridge, like a dream back to Jinling! 4️⃣Yanbo Bridge: Fat koi and colorful lights on the trees, full of fantasy! 5️⃣Ershui Bridge: Giant dragon floating on the water, like a time tunnel! 6️⃣Wanyue Bridge: The lights on the bridge are perfect for portraits, and the environment is quiet and comfortable! 💡Tips: 🧥Wear warm clothes and comfortable shoes, as the temperature is low at night and you need to walk. 🏮Prepare small lanterns, fans, lanterns, and other photo props, and wear Hanfu for better effect! ⚠️There are many steps in the park, so be careful when taking photos!

Step into a thousand years of history at the Bailuzhou Park Lantern Festival exhibition area. It's truly amazing. It's like traveling through a thousand years in an instant, and it's definitely a realistic version of the Shangyuan Lantern Painting! 👣 The festival is inspired by the Shangyuan Lantern Painting. With six themed areas, each step is a beautiful scene, showcasing the beauty of intangible cultural heritage art! 🐲 The "Auspicious Beasts Celebrate Spring" area features lifelike lanterns of auspicious beasts, conveying the joy of the New Year! 🐟 The "Fish Leap for Good Fortune" area features colorful fish leaping, symbolizing abundance year after year! 🌸 My favorite is the "Birds and Flowers" area, where exquisite lanterns blend with the natural scenery, creating a fairyland-like atmosphere! 🏮 The "Shangyuan Lantern Market" area recreates the bustling ancient market, with a dazzling array of colorful lanterns! 🦋 The "Butterflies and Deer" area features fluttering butterflies and jumping deer, with lanterns shining like stars! 🌌 The "Ten-Mile Lantern Street" area is brightly lit, as if traveling through time and space! 💡 Special recommendation: Interactive technology and light and shadow technology make the lantern festival more vivid and interesting! The "Gate of Time Travel" installation takes you to the Ming Dynasty lantern market in an instant! 🍜 In addition, there is a Shangyuan-themed market with various snacks to satisfy your taste buds! 📸 In summary, the Nanjing Bailuzhou Park Lantern Festival is a feast of visual and cultural experiences! Step into a thousand years of history and travel through the Shangyuan Lantern Painting. Don't miss it! Come and check it out!

#JanuaryTravelSupportEvent #2024WishEvent Bailuzou Park is a famous place where Nanjing's history and modern charm coexist, and is especially famous for its splendid lantern festival after sunset. It preserves the traces of the Ming imperial garden from 600 years ago, and you can feel the ancient atmosphere at Washihoji Temple and Bailu Island. Main Experience😊 Night LED lights: A splendid light feast recreating ancient lantern art Baikal Island Stroll: A photo spot of the lake and the splendid white deer statue at sunset Cultural Performances: Watch traditional music and dance performances Exploration Tips☺️ ▲ Recommended visit after 5pm: Peak of night lights ▲ 10-minute walk from Wudingmen Station on Subway Line 3 ▲ Free admission (excluding some special exhibitions) This park, which recreates scenes from ancient paintings, combines splendid lights and traditional arts at night to provide a time travel experience. In particular, the Qinhuai Lantern Festival held from December to April is the best cultural experience in Nanjing. #ChinaTravel #chinatrip #FebruaryTravelSupportEvent

During the 2025 Spring Festival, Nanjing once again welcomed the annual Qinhuai Lantern Festival. This year marks the 39th Qinhuai Lantern Festival. With the accumulated experience of 39 sessions, it is undoubtedly the big brother of China Lantern Festival! So by looking at the Lantern Festival in Nanjing, you can get a feel for what the ceiling of Lantern Festival lanterns is. [Cute] The main venue of the Nanjing Qinhuai Lantern Festival remains in Bailuzhou Park as in previous years. Tickets are required to enter the Lantern Festival at Bailuzhou Park. The daytime ticket to Bailuzhou Park is 50 yuan, and the ticket for the evening lantern festival is 98 yuan. Children and people over 60 years old are half price. There are also two other lantern festival venues in Confucius Temple and Laomendong, which are open to the public free of charge. [Yeah] Of course, the most beautiful lantern festival is at Bailuzhou Park. Bailuzhou Park is a water park with flowing water, gardens and lawns, pavilions and towers, and beautiful scenery everywhere. Beautiful colored lights are interspersed throughout, decorating the bright night. [TeaDrinker]

🏮"Last year on the Lantern Festival, the flower market was as bright as day" "This year on the Lantern Festival, the moon and lanterns remain the same"🏮 🏮This year's Bailuzhou Lantern Festival is inspired by the ancient painting "Shangyuan Lantern Painting" from 600 years ago, and incorporates the culture of Nanjing's Six Dynasties, creating a unique and "wow" lantern festival 🏮Entering the Bailuzhou Park gate feels like a rebirth. Experience the bustling crowds and lively atmosphere of Jinling City during the Shangyuan Festival a hundred years ago, a scene of peace and prosperity 🏮During the lantern festival, Bailuzhou Park opens the "South Gate" and "West Gate" South Gate➠🉑Take Metro Line 3 (Wudingmen Station, Exit 3) ▫️The park's south gate is across the street after exiting the station West Gate➠🉑Take Metro Line 3 (Fuzimiao Station, Exit 2) ▫️Navigate to "Bailuzhou Park" and walk 10 minutes to the west gate 🏮Park tour route South Gate➠Yanbo Bridge➠Xinyuan Building➠Yinyue Bridge➠Wanyue Bridge➠Huanhua Bridge➠Bailu Tower➠Qiubo Bridge➠Xiexiu Pavilion➠Yuanjia Bridge➠West Gate ▫️Don't worry if you can't remember the route🤫 ▫️There are lantern viewing guide signs in the park, just follow them👌🏻 🏮Lantern festival time ▫️Dec 1, 2024–Apr 30, 2025 ▫️Daytime 10:00–16:00 ▫️Nighttime 17:00–23:00 🏮Lantern festival tickets Daytime➠Adult💰40, Children, Students, Seniors💰20 Nighttime➠Adult💰69, Children, Students, Seniors💰35 ▫️Children under 1.4 meters are free🆓 ▫️Seniors over 60 years old are half price ▫️Seniors over 70 years old are free🆓 ▫️Park annual pass not applicable🙅🏻‍♀️ ▫️Medical staff work permit not applicable this year🙅🏻‍♀️Tickets required. 🏮Qinhuai Lantern Festival city walk Laomendong➠Bailuzhou➠Fuzimiao ▫️Experience the festive atmosphere of Jinling City ▫️Marvel at the divine beauty of Chinese aesthetics❗ 📕A little personal advice ✔️Don't drive, it's very congested! Everywhere is congested! ✔️Recommend entering from the south gate and exiting from the west gate, you can also visit Fuzimiao ✔️Bring a fill light, it will improve your photos ✔️Hanfu looks great in photos ✔️There are snack shops in the park, I won't comment on the taste㊙️ ✔️There are many steps in the park, bring a lightweight stroller or no stroller

The most unforgettable thing about this trip to Nanjing is the Qinhuai Lantern Festival❗️ "The lights of Qinhuai illuminate the clear water, and the dancing lights reflect the clear waves" Various lighting fixtures complement each other It's not just a little shock to the children in the north Summarize a lantern viewing strategy suitable for the whole family Recommended collection 🌟 . 🏮Light viewing route: Bailuzhou Park-Confucius Temple-Laomendong . ❶ Bailuzhou Park: Enter from the west gate - Huanhua Bridge - Qiubo Bridge - Bailu Island - Yuanjia Bridge - Yanbo Bridge - Xinyuan Tower - Yinyue Bridge - Wanyue Bridge - exit from the west gate 🎫 Daytime: 48/person (10:00-16:00) Night show: 90/person (17:00-22:00) This is the main venue of the Lantern Festival. There will be an NPC interactive performance at Ximen at 19:30. You can take a taxi to Ximen in the evening to start shopping, then go around and return to Ximen to watch the performance. ❷Confucius Temple 📷Check-in point: Pingjiang Bridge-Dongyuan Bridge-Wende Bridge-Deyue Platform 🎫: Free The Confucius Temple is right outside the west gate of Bailuzhou Park. There are lights along the road, and the lights on the bridges where you can check in are particularly beautiful. ❸Laomendong Main gate-main road-San Tiaoying-city wall main lantern for the Year of the Snake 🎫: Free 📷: Along the way, there are 12 zodiac lanterns - butterfly lanterns - big blue whales - the main lantern for the Year of the Snake . ❤️Tips: ✔️The three lantern festivals do not need to be held on the same night. Bailuzhou Park + Confucius Temple🉑️ will be held on one day, while Laomendong, Dabaoen Temple and Zhanyuan will be held on one day. ✔️You don’t have to follow a specific route. Bailuzhou Park is circular and you can see everything as you go around the park. ✔️Wear something thicker at night, it's still quite cold at night

❤️ The lantern festival is themed "Egrets and Snakes, 600 Years of History," featuring 46 colorful lanterns that recreate the lanterns of the Shangyuan Festival 600 years ago. The lanterns are beautiful, and I personally think some of the main lanterns are quite dreamy, but not particularly stunning. 💖 Lantern viewing route in the park Wudingmen Subway Station → South Gate → Yanbo Bridge → Xinyuan Building → Yinyue Bridge → Wanyue Bridge → Huanhua Bridge → Qiubo Bridge → Xiexiu Pavilion → Yuanjia Bridge → South Gate (you can also go around to the North Gate exit, which leads directly to the Confucius Temple) 1 My favorite main lantern this time is "Hongfu Qitian Sui Ping'an," with the sleepy little qilin being too cute. There is a market by the lake where you can buy some food and sit by the lake to enjoy the view while eating. 💚 Tips for visiting: ① Money-saving tip: If you're not in a hurry, you can buy a day ticket to enter the park, wait for about an hour, and the lanterns will light up. You can enjoy both the day and night views. I tried a few snacks on the street in the park, and they were pretty good. ② It's not recommended to bring a stroller to the park during the Spring Festival. ③ Our route was to visit the park and then go to the Confucius Temple. Around 9 pm, the crowd was smaller, and we had Jiming Soup Dumplings without queuing. Then we took the subway from the Confucius Temple Station. ④ Try to prepare a transportation card in advance, as there are long queues for tickets during the Spring Festival. You can apply for a card in the Alipay travel section and use it.

Qinhuai River, a dream of Jinling 🎆 The theme of this year's lantern festival is "White Egret and Snake: 600 Years of History"! The lanterns along the Qinhuai River are lit at 5pm, creating a magnificent scene 🏜️ The prosperity and peace of the country is right in front of you 🌉🌆 It's a visual feast 🥰 If you're traveling to Nanjing for the Lunar New Year, this is a must-see! The festive atmosphere is amazing 💯!!! . 📍Location: Bailuzhou Park 🎫Tickets: Daytime: CNY 48 (before 4pm) Nighttime: CNY 90 (after 6pm) ⚠️You can buy a daytime ticket and enter before 4pm, then wait for the lanterns to be lit at 5pm! There aren't many people at that time, and the blue hour is beautiful and perfect for photos! . 🚇Transportation ▪️Line 3, Wudingmen Station, Exit 3 or Line 3, Fuzimiao Station, Exit 2 . 💛Tips: It's very cold in Nanjing at night 🥶, with a temperature of around 0°C, so make sure to dress warmly 🧤🧣

During the Lunar New Year, the 39th Qinhuai Lantern Festival lighting ceremony is being held at Bailuzhou Park in Nanjing, Jiangsu. This year's lantern festival is themed "Jinling Year of the Snake Spring is Like a Brocade, Qinhuai Lantern Festival is New in All Aspects," and features the Confucius Temple Exhibition Area, Bailuzhou Park Exhibition Area, Shili Qinhuai Water Exhibition Area, Laomendong Exhibition Area, and Public Atmosphere Exhibition Area.

I prefer these 10 places in Xiamen to Gulangyu Island. Xiamen is more than just Gulangyu Island! I prefer these 10 places in Xiamen to Gulangyu Island. 1. Jiageng Park (remember to visit during high tide, it's super beautiful) 2. Linhai Health Trail (the most beautiful trail in Xiamen, perfect for watching the sunset) 3. Shangli Reservoir (Xiamen's little Switzerland, perfect for picnics) 4. Dihuazhou (a lesser-known seaside spot in Xiang'an) 5. Music Square (the best seaside spot in Zengcuo'an) 6. Xitouxia (a lesser-known, clean beach) 7. Wanyuepo (the famous lonely tree is very artistic) 8. Bailuzhou Park (one of the most beautiful parks in Xiamen) 9. Haibin Park (a park perfect for watching the sunset) 10. Garden Expo Park (many beautiful gardens inside) 2024 is coming to an end, remember to visit Xiamen in 2025! There are only two things to do in Xiamen: see the sea and eat delicious food. Many people in the comments section asked me to recommend some food in Xiamen, so here's a restaurant I often visit: [Strawberry Couple | Xiamen Cuisine]. They have branches in Zengcuo'an, Huangcuo, Zhongshan Road, and Shapowei. Locals often visit, and I always take my friends there when they visit Xiamen. The average cost is just over CNY 100 per person. Recommended dishes include lobster noodles, steamed longdan fish, seafood pot, fried red crab, and Fujian-style Buddha Jumps Over the Wall.

🕰️Business Hours: Everyday until end of April 🏖️Ambiance/Facilities: Friendly outing, couple date wearing hanfu traditional clothes & family gathering with their kids hold their lanterns~ 📍Address: Bailuzhou Park of Nanjing, Jiangsu Province 💰Average Price per Person: Free walk around or Temple entrance ¥30 💞Reasons to Recommend: Beautiful environment & lantern showcase~ #qinhuailanternfestival #nanjingstreet ##hanfuexperience

🏞️ I finally had the chance to visit Bailuzhou Park in Nanjing and experience the charm of the Qinhuai Lantern Festival. As soon as I stepped into the park, the dazzling lights and bustling crowds immediately made me feel the festive atmosphere. 🌉 Bailuzhou Park is located in Qinhuai District, Nanjing, and is a bright pearl on the banks of the Qinhuai River. Every winter, the grand Qinhuai Lantern Festival is held here, attracting countless tourists with its exquisite lantern displays and rich cultural activities. This year's lantern festival opened a month earlier, with the theme of "Ling Snake and Egret: 600 Years of Painting," and 46 themed lanterns will take you through time and space to experience the perfect combination of ancient charm and modernity. 🚗 Transportation Guide: 📍 Address: No. 258 Changle Road, Qinhuai District, Nanjing, Jiangsu Province 🚘 Self-driving: Due to the limited parking spaces around the scenic area, it is recommended to choose public transportation as much as possible. 🚇 Subway: Take Line 3 to Wudingmen Station (South Gate) or Confucius Temple Station (West Gate), and walk for a few minutes to reach the park. 🚶‍♂️ Recommended Route: From the West Gate ➡️ Bailu Tower ➡️ Qiubo Bridge ➡️ Bailu Island ➡️ Yanbo Bridge ➡️ Xinyuan Building ➡️ Yinyue Bridge ➡️ Xiexiu Pavilion ➡️ Yuanjia Bridge ➡️ Return to the West Gate. This route not only avoids the peak crowds but also allows you to enjoy the most spectacular lanterns. 📸 Recommended Lanterns: 1. 🌸 Nuwa Welcomes Guests: Located above the West Gate, Nuwa holds a rotating stone, symbolizing beauty. 2. 🦋 Dream Butterfly Dance: A dreamy space combined with trees, perfect for taking photos. 3. 🐉 Ao Mountain: A huge lantern group displays ancient Chinese mythology, spectacular. 4. 🐲 Hongfu Qitian: A cute mythical beast dozing on a lotus throne, heartwarming. 5. 🌟 Source of the Dragon: The ultimate expression of Chinese aesthetics, giving the dragon a beautiful vision of ascension. 💰 Ticket Information and Opening Hours: 🎫 Tickets: CNY 50 during the day, CNY 100 at night ⏰ Opening Hours: December 1 to April 30 of the following year, 17:00-23:00 every night 🏨 Nearby Accommodation: 1. 🏰 Jinling Hotel Confucius Temple: Just a few steps away from the scenic area, with complete facilities and attentive service. 2. 🏡 Nanjing Bailu Hotel: Elegant environment, cost-effective, suitable for family travel. 🍜 Food Recommendations: 🥘 Duck Blood Vermicelli Soup: Fresh and fragrant, spicy and appetizing. 🍮 Osmanthus Sugar Taro: Sweet but not greasy, warm and comforting. 📝 Tips: 🧥 The temperature in Nanjing is low at night, so don't forget to bring a thick coat. 🍫 Not all shops in the park are open yet, so you can bring some snacks to replenish your energy. 🎇 There is a drone lantern show every night, comparable to the Lantern Festival, so don't miss it!

🌆 As night falls, take a stroll through a world of bright lights and ancient charm. The Qinhuai Lantern Festival at Bailuzhou Park in Nanjing will take you into a dreamlike world! 📅 This year's Bailuzhou Qinhuai Lantern Festival will be held from December 1, with the theme of "Ling Snake and Egret: 600 Years of Painting." 46 themed lanterns will light up the entire park. 🌟 Recommended reasons: 🔍 Early experience: Compared with previous years, the lantern festival opens one month earlier, providing more choices for tourists. 🎨 Rich lanterns: Several new ground lanterns have been added, making it easier to take photos up close. 🛤️ Unique route: Carefully planned tour routes ensure you don't miss any exciting moments. 🚗 Transportation guide: 🅿️ Self-driving: Parking spaces in the scenic area are limited, so self-driving is not recommended. 🚆 Public transportation: Take Metro Line 3 to Wudingmen Station or Confucius Temple Station, and walk to the south gate or west gate. 📸 Check-in spots: 🚪 Nuwa Lantern at the West Gate: Be amazed as soon as you enter, as if traveling through time and space. 🌉 Wanyue Bridge: The right side is a great check-in spot with a great atmosphere. 🌉 Yinyue Bridge: The fairy and the painting blend together, creating a beautiful scene. 🌉 Huanhua Bridge: Boats shuttle back and forth, like a street market in the sky. 🏮 Corridor in front of Egret Tower: Well-lit, suitable for portraits. 🗺️ Tour route planning: Enter from the west gate, pass through Egret Tower, Qiubo Bridge, Egret Island, Yanbo Bridge, Xinyuan Building, and Yinyue Bridge, and finally return from the west gate. Enter the park after 9:00 pm, when there are fewer people and beautiful scenery, perfect for taking photos. 🎫 Tickets and opening hours: 💰 Tickets: CNY 50 during the day, CNY 100 at night (discounts available on online platforms). ⏰ Opening hours: December 1 to April 30, 5:00 pm to 11:00 pm daily, lights on at 5:00 pm. 🏨 Accommodation guide: 🏢 Jinling Hotel: Located in the city center, convenient transportation, and attentive service. 🏠 Homestays near Confucius Temple: Moderate prices, within walking distance of the scenic area. 🍽️ What to eat: 🍢 Confucius Temple Snack Street: Don't miss classic delicacies such as duck blood vermicelli soup and osmanthus sugar taro seedlings. 🍜 Simple meals in Bailuzhou: Prepare some snacks, as not all shops in the park are open yet. 📝 Tips: 👩‍💼 Visit on weekdays, when there are fewer people than on weekends; enter the park after 8:00 pm for better photo effects. 👘 Hanfu has a high photo rate, but remember to bring a thick coat to keep warm. 📸 Bring your own fill light if possible to improve photo quality. 🎉 There is a drone lantern show every night, so don't forget to enjoy this visual feast.