FAQ · BEFORE YOU GO
Leave uncertainty
before departure.
Regarding days, appointments, transportation, seasons and group needs, use clear answers first to help you judge.
Eight things that are often asked when traveling in Nanjing.
01 It’s my first time coming to Nanjing. How many days should I plan?
Recommended 3 days for a classic first visit: 1 day for Purple Mountain, 1 day for the Old City and Qinhuai, and 1 day for the museum, Jiming Temple and Xuanwu Lake. If you only have weekends, you can compress it into 2 days, but it is not recommended to squeeze Purple Mountain and Confucius Temple into the same day.
02 Why are there no fixed prices on the lines?
Different travel dates, number of people, car, accommodation and explanation requirements vary greatly. The website first provides a clear itinerary framework, and then provides corresponding service plans after confirming needs to avoid misleading choices with an inaccurate price.
03 Can the itinerary be adjusted to accommodate the elderly or children?
Yes. The number of attractions can be adjusted based on walking ability, lunch break, child age and reservation time slot, with connections, rest spots and indoor and outdoor alternatives prioritized.
04 Are reservations required for Nanjing Museum and Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum?
Reservation rules for popular attractions and venues will be adjusted. Please refer to the latest announcement on the official platform. When planning the itinerary, priority will be given to arranging surrounding routes around the confirmed reservation time slot.
05 When is the best season to visit Nanjing?
The spring flowering period and autumn sycamore season are the most popular, but the passenger flow is also more concentrated. Winter is suitable for museums and cultural routes. In summer, it is recommended to go out early and return late, and arrange indoor venues at noon.
06 Where is the best place to start visiting after arriving in Nanjing by high-speed train?
When arriving at Nanjing Railway Station, you can first go to Xuanwu Lake, Jiming Temple and the City Wall; when arriving at Nanjing South Railway Station, you can first go to Daxing Palace, the Presidential Palace or the south of the city. The specific sequence also depends on luggage storage and hotel location.
07 Can I consult for team, family learning or business reception?
Yes. Please indicate the number of people, date, arrival and departure information, key needs and budget range, so that transportation, visits and meals can be planned according to the team's pace.
08 How to adjust the Nanjing itinerary if it rains?
Indoor content such as the Nanjing Museum, the Museum of the Six Dynasties, and the Presidential Palace can be moved to the front, and the city wall, Xuanwu Lake, and Purple Mountain can be adjusted to rainfall intervals or the next day.
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