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五行缺土26The Huai'an Prefectural Government Office is a model of Ming and Qing dynasty government architecture in Jiangnan, its upturned eaves and corners conveying the grandeur and authority of a major water transport hub. The main hall is imposing, and artifacts such as instruments of torture and documents are well-preserved, offering a direct glimpse into the ancient administrative and judicial processes. The courtyard is well-organized, with inscriptions and couplets bearing the weight of history, combining architectural aesthetics with cultural value. It is a must-visit destination for understanding Huai'an's cultural heritage and the governance of local areas during the Ming and Qing dynasties.
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M25***70There's very little to do for kids under 1.1 meters tall. The games for 1.1-meter children look quite peaceful, but those who are just short of that height weren't allowed to play, which is a bit unfair, haha.
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Anonymous userThe scenic area is very large. The shuttle bus costs an additional 20 yuan. The attractions are neither too close nor too far apart; taking the bus is wasteful, and walking is unsuitable for the elderly and children. It takes half a day. Because the signage is not obvious, there are few people on non-holidays.
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M56***15The night view is beautiful. The iron flower display is spectacular. There are also various performances during the day. Staying at Sky City in the South Gate area means you'll find the Taierzhuang Battle Relics Park, Guandi Temple, and Xie Family Escort Agency nearby.
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_We***66The most fortunate part of this trip to the Xu Bo Museum was encountering this wonderful guided tour! Professor Bi's profound knowledge brought the weighty history of the Han Dynasty to life, making it vivid and thorough. His explanations of the museum's treasures, such as the jade burial suit and the Han jade ornaments, were particularly impressive, transporting us back to that era. I listened with rapt attention throughout, benefiting immensely. It was definitely the highlight of any museum visit, and I highly recommend it!
4.6/5Anonymous userI finally arrived at Langya Mountain after many years of looking forward to it, just to see the Drunken Old Man's Pavilion. The scenic area can be explored on foot or via internal public transportation. The electric shuttle bus only goes as far as Langya Temple; getting to the South Heavenly Gate requires climbing many steps. If you don't want to climb the steps, you can take a bus directly to the South Heavenly Gate at the entrance and then walk down the mountain, which is much easier. The staff at the scenic area were very friendly and patient, especially the girl at the Drunken Old Man's Pavilion station – she was wonderful.
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雨瓣泪I've heard about the Guishan Han Tomb for a long time, and I finally got to see it this time. To be honest, if you're just looking at the scenery, it's just average. But if you're interested in the history, then it's definitely worth a visit.
4.6/5Anonymous userThis is a very tranquil temple in the Jiangnan region, nestled against the mountains and beside the water, with beautiful scenery. A few black swans and koi fish swim in the pond, adding a touch of wild charm. There's also Ouyang Xiu's Pingshan Hall, its interior simple and elegant, and the calligraphy works are of high artistic quality. In addition, there are iconic buildings such as the Jianzhen Monk Memorial Hall and Qiling Pagoda, personally designed by Liang Sicheng. Bamboo, wasabi, water lilies, osmanthus trees, pines, and other trees and shrubs stand in a harmonious and orderly fashion, with cats sitting or lying among them, adding to the lively atmosphere. In short, it's a very elegant temple, well worth a visit!
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ly6628The rapid transit bus goes directly to the scenic area, and the shuttle bus goes directly to Jade Maiden Peak. From there, you can walk downhill. The Water Curtain Cave is a must-see. It has a very powerful engine, which could easily carry 500 monkeys. I recommend going towards Cave 72. There are strange rocks, numerous caves, and inscriptions by famous people. It's very interesting and meaningful. The whole journey took me about five hours, with many stops along the way.
4.7/5Anonymous userAn autumn trip to Qixia is a great choice, especially from early to mid-December when the mountains are ablaze with red leaves – stunning views everywhere! However, it can be very crowded. I also suggest including this attraction in the Nanjing Tourism Annual Pass; that would be even better.
