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What are the most interesting places and places to live in Nanjing at night?

Qinhuai Scenic Belt

Confucius Temple and Qinhuai Scenic Belt, national 4A-level tourist attractions, are located in the south of Nanjing, and are one of the top 4 tourist attractions in China. Its scope starts from Dongshuiguan, Huaiqing Bridge and Qinhuai Water Pavilion in the east, crosses Wende Bridge, extends to Zhonghua Gate, and reaches the inner Qinhuai River in Xishuiguan, including streets, houses, nearby historical sites and scenic spots. That area has been the busiest place in Nanjing since ancient times. The main scenic spots are: Confucius Temple, Jiangnan Gongyuan Historical Exhibition Hall, Taoyedu and Wu Jingzi's former residence, Zhanyuan, Li Xiangjun's former residence, Wang Xie's ancient residence, Bailuzhou Park, Zhonghua Gate

Shicheng Scenic Area

Shicheng Scenic Area runs through Zhongshan Scenic Area, Qinhuai Scenic Area, Nanjing Ming City Wall with great river features, and some scenic spots are also outside the city, such as Xiaohongshan. The sightseeing in the city is mainly human landscape, and there are also many lakes and mountains. Main attractions: Presidential Palace, Meiyuan New Village Memorial Hall, Nanjing Museum, Chaotian Palace, Former Residence of Ganxi, Drum Tower, Hongshan Forest Zoo, Qingliangshan Park, Wulongtan Park, Mochou Lake Park, Jiangsu Nanjing Radio and Television Tower, China Brocade Village, Memorial Hall for Victims of Nanjing Massacre by Japanese Invaders.

Great River Scenery Area

The Yangtze River was called the Great River in ancient times. Nanjing straddles the banks of the Yangtze River, with the momentum of the Yangtze River galloping, forming a magnificent riverside landscape, which is characterized by beautiful mountains, secluded caves, Jiang Shen and strange scenery. Main attractions: Yangtze River Bridge and the Second Bridge, Yanziji, Yuejiang Tower in Lion Mountain, Jinghai Temple, Victory Monument for Crossing the River, Twelve Cave in Yanshan Mountain and Jiang Xinzhou.

Qinhuai River Scenic Area

Qinhuai Scenic Area is located in the south of Nanjing. It starts from Qinhuai Water Pavilion of Huaiqing Bridge in Dongshuiguan in the east, crosses Wende Bridge, and reaches the Inner Qinhuai River area in Shuiguan in the west, including the streets, residents, nearby historical sites and scenic spots on both sides of Qinhuai River. Since 18 years, it has always been one of the most prosperous places in Nanjing, and is called "Shilizhu Curtain". Qinhuai Scenic Belt, with Qinhuai River as the axis and Confucius Temple as the center, has the functions of combining culture, tourism, commerce and service with Ming and Qing styles and street views of temples and cities. In 199, it was selected as one of the top 4 tourist attractions in China.

Qinhuai River is a tributary of the Yangtze River, with a total length of about 11 kilometers. It is the ancient name of Huaishui, the main river in Nanjing, and its real name is "Longzangpu". According to legend, when Qin Shihuang visited the east, he looked at the purple air rising above Jinling, thinking that it was royal, so he chiseled Fangshan, broke the long ridge for blasphemy, and entered the river. Later generations mistakenly thought that the water was opened during Qin Dynasty, so it was called "Qinhuai". Qinhuai River is the cradle of ancient civilization in Nanjing. As far back as the Stone Age, there were human activities in the basin. From Dongshuiguan to Xishuiguan, the banks of the river have been the residential areas of bustling commercial areas since Soochow. During the Six Dynasties, it became a place where famous families lived together, with merchants and literati gathering together, and Confucianism flourished. After the Sui and Tang Dynasties, it gradually declined, but it attracted countless literati and poets to pay their respects here, lamenting that "Wang Xietang died in the past and flew into the homes of ordinary people". In the Song Dynasty, it gradually recovered as a cultural and educational center in the south of the Yangtze River. Ming and Qing dynasties were the heyday of Shili Qinhuai. Gold powder towers, row upon row; Ling Bo, the original painting, is a dreamlike spectacle with the sound of oars and lights. However, in modern times, due to war and other reasons, the river became increasingly polluted, and buildings on both sides of the strait were mostly destroyed, and the bustling scene of the past no longer existed. After 1985, Jiangsu Province and Nanjing allocated huge sums of money to repair this scenic belt, and Qinhuai River became a famous tourist attraction in China again. Set monuments, gardens, boats, streets and folk customs in one. As early as the Six Dynasties, Qinhuai River and Confucius Temple were already prosperous areas, and both sides of Shili Qinhuai were places where aristocratic families lived together, as well as places where literati gathered together. After Sui and Tang Dynasties, it was once neglected. In Ming and Qing Dynasties, it was prosperous again, with rich and wealthy people, numerous brothels, and the original painting of Ling Bo, which became the land of beautiful women in the south of the Yangtze River. The most famous scenery in Qinhuai is the lantern boat which prevailed in Ming Dynasty. All boats on the river, big or small, are hung with colored lights. Anyone who swims around Qinhuai River must take the light boat as fast as possible. Zhu Ziqing gave a good account of this in his famous essay "Qinhuai River in the Shadow of Paddle Lights". The restored Qinhuai River scenic belt, centered on Confucius Temple and linked by Qinhuai River, includes Zhanyuan, ancient buildings of Confucius Temple, Bailuzhou and Zhonghuamen Castle, as well as Qinhuai water cruise ship and riverside landscape from Taoyedu to Zhenhuai Bridge. It can be described as a tourist line integrating historical sites, gardens, original boats, city streets, river rooms and folk customs, which is very interesting and charming.

for thousands of years, Qinhuai river has nurtured the ancient city of Nanjing, where "the spring breeze comes from ten miles of rust, and thousands of families are facing the river". The river houses near Confucius Temple are full of colorful windows and silk curtains, and the lanterns and boats are the best in the world. Many places of interest, historical anecdotes and romantic charm, Qinhuai-style snacks in Confucius Temple are one of the four major snack groups in China. Tea houses and restaurants in the Confucius Temple area are full of street snacks, forming a food concentration place with unique Qinhuai traditional characteristics. After years of hard work, there are seven dim sum temples in Confucius Temple area, which are famous for their fine craftsmanship, beautiful shape, exquisite materials and unique flavor. After expert appraisal, the Nanjing Qinhuai District Flavor Snacks Research Association officially named these eight sets of Qinhuai snacks as "Qinhuai Eight Musts" in September 1987, and now they are recommended to tourists.

"One must" is the spiced tea eggs, spiced beans and yuhua tea in Kuiguangge;

the "two must" are kai yang dried silk and crab shell yellow sesame seed cake in Yonghe Garden;

the "three musts" are sesame oil dried silk and duck oil crisp sesame cake in Qifangge;

the "four musts" are tofu waterlogging and scallion cake in Liufengju;

the "five wonders" are jambalaya buns and shredded chicken noodles of Qifangge;

the "six musts" are Jiang Youji's beef soup and beef pot;

the "seven wonders" are thin-skinned dumplings and fried fish noodles in red soup in Zhanyuan noodle restaurant;

The "Eight Wonders" are the sweet-scented osmanthus-filled Lantern Festival, the five-color cake group

The Confucius Temple and the Stone Town are all full of excitement at night. If you say the bar area is in 1912, it is also a place of feasting.