Nanjing travel guide with dearflight.co.uk

Nanjing, capital city of Jiangsu province, is well renowned for historical places in China. City is been capital city of China for ten dynasties and now home to Chinese culture. In eastern China, Nanjing is the second largest economic center after Shanghai. Cityscape of Nanjing is a beauty to reckon; loads of well designed buildings and Yangtze River around the city makes an outstanding panorama to watch. It is well known city among Four Great Ancient Capitals of China and also been the capital before Chinese Civil War. Beautiful landscapes, cultural relics and museums of Nanjing attract home tourist and visitors from overseas.

Nanjing is recognized as one of the six ancient metropolises of China. Nanjing City Wall, Zhuyuanzhang’s Mausoleum and the Drum Tower are some prominent places to visit in the Nanjing. Chinese great democratic revolutionist Dr.Sun Yat Sen (also referred as father of the nation) was born here and his majestic Mausoleum receives homage for his contribution. The Confucius Temple in Nanjing named Fuzi Miao is one of the most popular relics of Chinese culture. Qin Huai River flows in front of this grand temple and added beauty is the longest screen wall in China which is 110 meter long. Ming Xiaoling Tomb located on Wanzhu Peak on the south of Purple Mountain is place where you will encounter the true ancient Chinese culture.

Planning to visit this grand representative of Chinese culture, we provide cheap air tickets to Nanjing City than anywhere else. Book your flights to Nanjing; beautiful city encircled with chilled mountains and hills as well as rivers and lakes scattered about it. Among the many amazing places in Nanjing, Wuliangdian Hall in the Linggu Temple is one where you will be surprised and pleased as well. This arch-shaped brick hall built without using an inch of wood or nail. Well spread environmental consciousness has preserved green and well-diverse scenery. The Plum Blossom Hill, Zixia Lake and Xuanwu Lake are some good examples of preserved greenery and natural Chinese splendor of the city.