Travel Guides & Tips in this video
- Tip 1It is recommended to do the Qinhuai River boat tour during the nighttime for better illumination and a more enjoyable experience. (1:54)
- Tip 2Visit the Porcelain Tower of Nanjing, a temple turned tourist observatory, but note that it closes early. (2:43)
- Tip 3The Qinhuai River boat tour is a must-do activity in Nanjing, offering scenic views. (3:11)
- Tip 4Consider visiting other wharfs in Nanjing for potentially better views of the city. (11:19)
- Tip 5The Great Bao'en Temple is worth visiting for its preserved Ming Dynasty ruins and stunning architecture. (28:38)
Two Mad Explorers take a midday boat tour on the Qinhuai River in Nanjing, China, and discover it's much hotter than expected! They explore the Great Bao'en Temple, marveling at its preserved Ming Dynasty ruins and stunning architecture. The temple offers breathtaking panoramic city views, showcasing Nanjing's unique blend of history and modern development. A truly unforgettable experience!
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This video follows Two Mad Explorers' Nanjing adventure, starting with a midday boat tour on the Qinhuai River. Despite the intense summer heat, they find the experience scenic, noting the river's beauty and the bustling activity along its banks. They observe flooding affecting the riverbanks and reflect on the tour's brevity and the benefits of a nighttime tour.
Their next stop is the Great Bao'en Temple, a remarkable site showcasing preserved Ming Dynasty ruins. Two Mad Explorers are awestruck by the intricate architecture, vibrant colors, and the temple's dedication to preserving China's national heritage. They explore various sections, including a fire chamber and a stone casket, learning about the dynasty's advancements in ceramics and Buddhism's introduction to China.
The temple's highlight is the panoramic view from the eighth and ninth floors. Two Mad Explorers appreciate the city's green spaces and the integration of nature within the urban landscape. They conclude their Nanjing exploration, emphasizing the city's vastness and the importance of planning a visit to specific sites.
