The information should be clear
State distances, reservation requirements, walking intensity and alternatives clearly, without using vague promises.
ABOUT · OUR WAY
First understand people,
and then arrange a city.
Nanjing is rich enough that you don’t need to fill every minute. Good planning is to put important content in the right place.
I won’t rush for you, Just clear the way for you.
LOCAL TRAVEL METHOD
The beauty of Nanjing does not lie in how much you can see in a day.
We plan around the city's real geography: Purple Mountain deserves a full day, museums require reservations, the old south rewards slow walking, and a Qinhuai evening begins before sunset.
First-time visitors need a clear sense of the city. Families, older travellers and groups need the right pace and transport. Returning visitors can look beyond the landmarks to neighbourhoods and daily life.
The lines in the website are a framework for discussion, not a checklist that must be copied.
THREE PRINCIPLES
Three principles,
Make planning more like traveling.
The rhythm should be like a human being
Don’t cram all the popular attractions into one day, leave time for meals, rest, last-minute changes, and places you really like.
The route requires understanding the city.
Organise routes around Nanjing's hills, water, walls and streets, reducing backtracking while preserving the city's natural layers.
PLAN WITH A LOCAL VIEW