Shanghai college students want to travel to Nanjing for two or three days. Do you have any economical ones?

My wife and I went to Nanjing the year before last. In fact, Nanjing is basically not crowded as long as it is not a national holiday. At that time, we lived in the 7-day chain, just checked on Ctrip, and it has been merged by Home Inns. Now it's Home Inn Tongji Branch. I feel that this place is quiet, close to the Confucius Temple, with convenient transportation and low price, about 160. Confucius Temple eats a lot and watches whatever he likes. We went to Ma Xiangxing Restaurant, a very famous old restaurant. On the north-south road, the price is not cheap, but the food is good.

Speaking of tourism, the first place to go is of course Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum, which is the mausoleum of Dr. Sun Yat-sen. It is magnificent and you can feel it. Other Ming Tombs and Linggu Temple can also be together. Anyway, it's all Zhongshan scenic spot, then Yuhuatai, and finally Qinhuai River scenic spot (that is, Confucius Temple area). Unfortunately, it has been completely artificially transformed. There is no antique style, just watch the lighting art at night. Unfortunately, other Xuanwu Lake can. There is the Xuanwu Gate and a big wall over there, which is also a landscape. It's nothing if other attractions like it. The expenses in Nanjing are really small. Two people should be around 1000 to 1500. The key is to go where you like, and if you don't like it, don't follow the crowd, so that you can get your money's worth.

It is very helpful for Shaanxi Normal Publishing House to buy a self-help tour in China on October 20, and then go to Nanjing to buy a map of Nanjing.