Travel Guides & Tips in this video
- Tip 1If you're not in a rush, come early to walk the magnificent garden or take the bus if you want to spend a bit more time. (2:10)
- Tip 2Come early to walk because the garden is magnificent, or take the bus if you want to spend a bit more time. (4:44)
- Tip 3Note that in Nanjing, things are more spread out than in other Chinese cities, so allow ample travel time between destinations. (11:21)
- Tip 4Walk along the city wall to see the park and river, enjoying the scenic views. (13:34)
- Tip 5Consider taking a boat ride along the river for a different perspective of the city's scenery. (14:23)
- Tip 6Visit a pearl shop to see how pearls are grown and consider buying a pearl as a unique souvenir. (15:58)
- Tip 7Nanjing is known for its duck dishes; try the salted duck for a local culinary experience. (17:12)
Journey with Max And Jacqueline to Nanjing, China's often overlooked capital! This captivating video unveils the city's hidden gems, from the historic city walls to the serene Laomendong alleys. Witness their exploration of ancient temples, vibrant culture, and mouthwatering street food, culminating in a breathtaking cultural performance. A truly unforgettable adventure awaits!
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This travelogue follows Max And Jacqueline as they unexpectedly explore Nanjing, a city rich in history and often overlooked by travelers. Their 30-day journey through China leads them to this former capital, where they discover a blend of ancient and modern.
The video begins with their visit to the Shushan Cultural Center, a stunning architectural marvel built at a cost of $600 million. This unique structure, designed to resemble a crane or Buddha's skull, houses a relic said to be a piece of a Buddha's skull, showcased only once a year. They witness a captivating cultural performance, a highlight of their trip.
Their exploration continues to a subterranean complex with intricate decorations, blending Hindu, Buddhist, and Chinese styles. The sheer scale and beauty of this underground space leave them awestruck. They climb a pagoda for panoramic views of the city, a rewarding experience despite the challenging climb.
Nanjing's culinary scene is explored through a sampling of traditional dishes, including duck blood soup, a bold choice that proves surprisingly delicious. The video also captures their exploration of Laomendong, Nanjing's ancient town, known for its well-preserved city walls and charming atmosphere. They witness a local parade and stroll along the city walls, taking in the picturesque scenery and encountering a local fisherman.
Their exploration extends to the Shinuai district, where they discover a boat ride along the river and stumble upon a unique pearl shop, where pearls are grown in clamshells. They end their day with a reflective look at the city's unique atmosphere and charm. Max And Jacqueline's Nanjing adventure showcases the city's hidden beauty, rich history, and vibrant culture, making a strong case for its inclusion in any China itinerary.
