Attractions that are not closed in Nanjing on Monday

Nanjing is located in the west of Jiangsu Province, east of Yining Town Mountains, with dangerous terrain and beautiful scenery. This is a place that many people want to go. The scenic spots in Nanjing that are not closed on Monday are: 1. Meiling Palace; 2. Confucius Temple Qinhuai River painting boat; 3. Laomendong; 4. Xuanwu Lake; 5. Big Hunji and so on.

1. Meiling Palace: Meiling Palace was originally the residence of Chiang Kai-shek and he, so it was named Meiling Palace, which shows that Jiang attaches importance to his wife. The main building is a three-story palace, which looks magnificent and elegant. The interior is luxurious and elegant. There is a cafe on the second floor, where you can rest.

2. Confucius Temple Qinhuai River boat painting: Night falls, the breeze is slow, the Confucius Temple is brightly lit, and the Qinhuai River boat painting is endless and picturesque. Visit the Confucius Temple at night, the lights are brightly lit, and the original ships are rippling, boating on the river and berthing at Qinhuai at night. The Qinhuai River under the moon is beautiful, and the shops on the shore have the strongest fireworks in the world.

3. Laomendong: It is very convenient to take the subway and close to the Confucius Temple. It is a historical and cultural old street with antique architectural style and typical Jiangnan temperament. Suitable for girls who love shopping and taking pictures. Hutongs and alleys are clean. Although it is an old street, it is a little old and fresh, and there are many fewer people than Confucius Temple.

4. Xuanwu Lake: As the largest royal garden lake in China, Nanjing Xuanwu Lake is known as the Pearl of Jinling, and it is a long-distance place for Nanjing citizens to take a walk and exercise after meals. It covers a large area and has beautiful scenery. Xuanwu Lake is full of flowers every year, and it is also the most lively garden party! There are cherry blossoms in spring, lotus flowers in summer and chrysanthemums in autumn!