Great place to visit in nanjing. Tickets for foreignerd can be purchased at the tourist information center near KFC. Food stores are available before the entrance of mausoleum. The walk upward is tiring, the stairs does not look steep due to multiple landings but I got tired walking upward. Beautiful view of the city from the top. The mausoleum is beautifully designed but picture taking is not allowed inside.

Nice to visit in late Oct where the weather is just below 20C, the Mausoleum is majestically huge and has a very view at the top, you will need to pre book for free using wechat app.

A beautiful scenic view. The stairs aren’t so bad as they look initially. The actual mausoleum was closed for conservation or something when I visited but it’s still a good place to go. At the base there are drink vending machines, coffee shops and tourist shops. It’s extremely busy even on a week day so I recommend to book in advance online on the WeChat mini program - you can scan a QR code at the main park entrance before you get there.

great historical monument to visit. learn about the founder of modern china. 10 yuan

Really beautiful place in a rather large park. Read up on the history in advance. Take a shuttle to the entrance for 10rmb.

Went here during Autumn. Weather is good, not too crowded and clean :)

Historical landmark with lots of stairs. Building was undergoing restoration January 2025, so was unfortunately covered by scaffolding, but could still enter the Memorial Hall with Sun Yat Sen's statue. Bit of a rigorous climb, with very nice views at the top...saw some kids slide down the slopes beside the stairs on the way back down!

Great place for historical visit. The place is a restoration but still a good visit if you are in nanjing. The mausoleum is massive and the walls are high.

Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum 明孝陵 🚶🏻‍♀️‍➡️Self-Guided Walk Overview A beautiful & historic walk through one of China’s grandest imperial mausoleums, filled with symbolic gates, bridges, ancient platforms & restored structures. Each stop reveals a different layer of Ming ritual culture & architectural innovation. ⸻ Civil & Military Fangmen 文武方门 The main gate of the mausoleum. The original 5-passage structure is long gone, but the current single-opening Qing-era gate still marks the formal entrance into the ceremonial axis. A stone plaque inscribed “明孝陵,” carved with cloud-dragon motifs, sits above the doorway. 🐢 Imperial Stele Pavilion 御碑亭 Just north of the Fangmen stands a grand imperial stele, about 4 metres tall & 1.5 metres wide, mounted on a stone tortoise (bixi). This pavilion marks the official start of the inner ceremonial route. 🔥 Divine Silk Furnace 神帛炉 After passing the Stele Hall, on both sides of the imperial road are 2 small glazed-tile censers. These were used to burn “divine silk” — inscribed strips of silk used in rituals to call back the spirit of the deceased. Sacrificial Hall (Xiaoling Hall) 享殿 The original hall was destroyed in 1853. The building seen today is a later replica, now functioning as a small souvenir shop. It marks the location of the mausoleum’s main offering hall. Site of the Front Gate of the Sacrificial Hall 享殿前门基址 Although the hall no longer survives, its impressive platform, front & back stairways & cloud-dragon relief stones remain. The massive foundation — about 60 m by 27 m — shows how monumental the original Ming building once was. Inner Red Gate 内红门 About 20 metres north of the Sacrificial Hall. In the Ming era, this gate had 3 doorways & small tiled rooms inside where eunuchs lived & worked. The gate base is large, with walls extending from both sides to divide the 2nd & 3rd courtyard areas. Ascension Bridge 升仙桥 Immediately after the Inner Red Gate stands this grand stone bridge. Its name symbolises crossing into the “realm of immortals.” Damaged railings & dragon-head carvings were restored in 2005 using traditional stone-carving techniques. Square Wall & Ming Tower 方城明楼 The final & most impressive structure before the emperor’s burial mound. The Square Wall is a massive stone fort-like building with a deep arched tunnel (54 steps) leading through it. Above sits the Ming Tower, once topped with yellow-glazed tiles & decorated with fine brick carvings. This Ming-era innovation creates a solemn, majestic atmosphere, emphasising the emperor’s supreme status. ⸻ ⭐ Overall A wonderfully preserved historical route rich in symbolism & architectural detail. The combination of gates, platforms, bridges & the towering Square Wall makes the walk feel both serene & monumental. A must-visit for anyone interested in imperial history or Ming architecture ✨

The Xiaoling Tomb of the Ming Dynasty is the most important tomb of the Ming and Qing emperors in China. It is located on the southern slope of Purple Mountain, east of the historic center of Nanjing. Good Visit during China Tour

Amazing place, nice walking route, good experience to visit a famous ancient emperor in China.

It was a unbelievable nice experience to see, how such a nice place can be built by human beings several hundred years ago. For me it is still a outstanding performance to erect such a nice place without having high technology machines on hand as we have them today. Appreciate the kindness of the local people and would love to come back to China as soon as possible.

A huge burial ground which you need to be prepared to do a long walk. Beautiful and massive tomb though especially the awesome Stair! The down side is the package for getting in, was ridiculous. Just a sight seeing tour. Just a one time visit trip.

Long walk, but the scenery is very good, and many places for photo shot.

A large urban park, great for photos. Peaceful, not too crowded like a lot of other tourist areas. Can see the city skyline across the lake. Lots of walking, or can take the small shuttle bus. Can rent a boat and go out for a paddle. Several entrances, and close to the subway and train station.

It's a pretty nice park with plenty of paths that wind their way across the lake and to the various islands. It is big enough to be able to escape the crowds, of which there are many. There are some weird little areas like an abandoned theme park (that you're not allowed into) or some locked decaying temples. But these things give it character. There are also good views of the city across the lake.

Nice but unfortunately the sty wasn't that clean so I couldn't enjoy the amazing landscape

It is one of the best experience to stroll a beautiful park; while it's snowing! A must visit in Nanjing, maples and bonsai everywhere. An absolute stunning park.

It’s a huge park! There are many things to play (Amusment park, yacht, paddle board, running etc) The best thing is to walk around 2 island

The little boat are electric powered. Going round the lake is definitely a delightful experience.

Spring in Nanjing really can not miss Xuanwu Lake, blowing the wind, see moncler outlet store the word, really a hidden dragon and tiger place.

Walked the 10k loop. Get away from the main gate areas and it gets a little quieter. Spoiled though with piped-in music (for why?). Shady walks, lovely lotus fields and greenery.

A big lake turned into a tourist scenic area. While it does not look bad, due to Chinese smog the scenery is a little less beautiful. The scenic area has some sites which I personally think is not that impressive. Still it’s a nice place to spend some time.

It's an urban park in the downtown. Definitely a great place to capture the city skyline, you may also just rent a boat and ride it to spot the whole city skyline. The only problem is that the area is a bit crowded.

A perfect morning escape at Xuanwu Lake! The crisp, cool breeze and peaceful surroundings made for such a refreshing walk. Ideal for clearing your mind or starting the day with calm energy. After your morning walk at Xuanwu Lake, head over to the nearby Nanjing City Wall! It’s the perfect follow-up—historic views with that same refreshing outdoor vibe.

Going to Jiming Temple always involves a side trip to Xuanwu Lake. Or sometimes it's the other way around. I love Nanjing as a city, open and tolerant, with places and people I love. I have stayed in this city for 8 years, and when I have the opportunity, I always like to come to Xuanwu Lake to take a walk, blow the wind, and relax. This season's wind is a little cool, the water of the lake is a little cold. The park was as crowded as ever. In Nanjing, Xuanwu Lake is still to walk a few more times. Feel the passage of time from summer to winter quickly.

Nice park in the heart of the city. Went there for a morning run, plenty of other folks running, walking there. Clean, crisp air.

Went with my girlfriend today and spent a few hours there. We took a little tour bus for ¥30 each and it lasted about 20-30min I think. They stopped twice for us to get out and the 2nd time was when the tour was over. We walked around the gardens and island all the way to where there was a pagoda. They have boat rides which were too much money and you have to pay to go on the wall which we weren't gonna pay for. Plenty of little souvenir stands and places to eat and drink.

It’s really nice to walk on the ancient city wall. At the entrance on the west side of the wall there are a lot of people but once you walked a bit direction east, there are barely any people and you can enjoy the peace and quiet. Towards the end on the east side where the wall ends, there is abeautiful little park on a hill with an old pagoda. Everything here feels much more authenthic than the overly renovated attractions in the city center. Entrance fee is 15rmb and no queue.

Good for tourists, not too commercial

(Translated by Google) The city wall was built in the Ming Dynasty, but it feels like it was basically built in modern times. (Original) 明代的城墙，但感觉基本都是现代修的

(Translated by Google) The city walls give off a strong impression of being the capital of six dynasties. (Original) 여섯 왕조의 수도였던 느낌이 확 나는 성벽

I did not enter the gate but I heard the comments that the temple is not worth paying to visit. If you just want to take nice photos, can consider visit the 古城門 in the north of the temple, just 10 mins walk. You can take photos of the temple on the wall.

A serene escape in downtown Nanjing! This 1,700-year-old Buddhist temple offers stunning city views, especially during cherry blossom season. The golden rooftops against modern skyscrapers create perfect photo contrasts. Entrance ¥15 (includes incense)

Jiming Temple is one of Nanjing’s most atmospheric Buddhist sites, offering a calm retreat amid the city’s historic core. Its traditional halls, incense-filled courtyards, and hillside layout create a serene setting, while the pagoda provides classic views over Xuanwu Lake and the city wall. Even at busy times, the grounds remain orderly and pleasant to explore. Easy access from the lake and nearby wall makes it a convenient stop on a cultural walk.

A peaceful escape right in the city, full of history, culture, and a very calm, sacred atmosphere. I went there during the summer, and although the heat and humidity were quite intense, the experience was still worth it. The entrance fee was just 10 yuan, which I found very reasonable. I bought a jade bracelet from one of the small shops inside the temple complex. It wasn’t too expensive, just a nice souvenir to brought home with. The temple was quite crowded, especially near the main prayer areas, but it didn’t ruin the experience for me. People were generally respectful and quiet. The lady at the gate didn’t speak fluent English, but she was super kind and tried her best to help. I recommend having a translator app ready just in case, but honestly, navigating the temple is pretty intuitive. Overall, Jiming Temple is a must visit if you're in Nanjing, especially if you love spiritual or historical places If I'm going back to China again, I'll definitely visit more of Jiming temple

One of the nicest temple in China that I've visited that doesn't cost alot. Entrance fee is merely 10YUAN. Architecture wise, it's a beautiful temple that requires you to climb up. Not so elderly or disabled friendly. Kinda commercialised buts that's the trend now, else how would the temple survive? There is a vegetarian restaurant at the end of the walk and price is quite reasonable. If you manage to find a tblr near the window, will have a good view of the famous wall as well.

It's a nice enough temple and it's in a very scenic location, next to the city walls and very close to Xuanwu Lake. But you can see the entire thing in about 30-40 minutes and it gets very crowded, especially on weekends. Tickets are cheap but you have to do it all through QR code so it isn't very international tourist-friendly.

This serene temple, nestled just beside the Nanjing City Wall, rewards visitors with a peaceful retreat—but be prepared for a bit of a hike to reach it. Perfect for quiet reflection or a scenic break!

Affordable tickets with the standard available discounts as everywhere in China. Can buy online in advance to save time. Definitely can’t miss a visit to this place when you’re in Nanjing. Very interesting history spanning ancient China, the taping rebellion, WW1/2, the ROC and the PRC years. Very beautiful blend of old and modern architecture. Probably worth 2-3 hours here to walk around the various buildings, gardens, etc. Many of the signs are only in Chinese at the various exhibitions around the palace.

So many people visit this very historical place, took awhile to get in thou - the first government of China (Republic of China) after the Qing dynasty. The president’s office looks clean and tidy n very very old looking... The garden is very beautiful, and lots of people are chilling here. There is also a souvenir shop in this place n a book store n some eatery...

@President Xi. I am waiting for that apology old friend. It was about time you got a dose of your own medicine that intellectual theft will no longer be tolerated. I WANT MY APOLOGY DIRECTLY FROM YOU PRESIDENT XI! My old friend! You violated the circle of trust between you and I! I can't stand a thief redeem yourself! You can apologize directly on here to me. This is The War Eagle/Judah The Lion King out! 🫵🫡👊✊👍🦅🦁🇺🇲

So many people visit in the weekend, omg lol 😂 This is a very historical place - the first government of China (Republic of China) 🇹🇼 after the Qing dynasty. The president’s office looks clean and tidy. The garden 🪴 is very beautiful, and lots of people are chilling here. There is also a souvenir shop in this place, and a man is writing ✍️ traditional Chinese characters, which is impressive. 🤩

Historical place in Nanjing that's not to be missed. Many parts of the palace ground really present an authentic feel of a era gone-by. Beautiful lake view and long passageways with full canopy tall trees along both sides given good shades.

for 40rmb its Poor, you need a valid ID (passports for foreigners) to buy tickets (Photo of Passports is fine too), Nothing inside screams out presidential Palace to me Just a Large residenctial area. mostly a garden and small gift shops. Its pretty boring and you should spend most of your nanjing time doing other activties or gardens rather than this place. Its basically a Garden with a small museum section. There are baggage storages inside as soon as you enter the gate, incase if your doing this before you leave NKG or dont have much time.

Nanjing Presidential Palace (南京總統府) is an historic site which hugely reflects the modern history of China from Ming Dynasty (明朝) to Republic of China (中華民國). This building was the capital of Taiping Kingdom of Heaven (太平天國) and Republic of China (中華民國) as the most important culture heritage. When I strolled this building, I was encompassed with the beautiful and warm historical poetry. It is very recommended for every history fanatics to mark this place in the itinerary.

Beautiful location beside the river. Looks amazing specially at twilight

This is good to visit at night

Good place, fully culture place.

(Translated by Google) This is where the tombs of Confucius and his father are located. It is a famous tourist destination in Nanjing, so it is recommended as a must-visit place if you come to Nanjing. It would be nice to look around along the stream in the center, and if you didn't eat, it wouldn't be a bad idea to have a leisurely meal at a restaurant adjacent to the stream and enjoy the atmosphere. Most of the shops around sell tourist products, so I didn't have any unusual experiences. There is also a tourist course where you can take a boat along the nearby stream, but I recommend taking it in the evening rather than during the day. It was nice to have a bit of a Hoi An feel in Da Nang, Vietnam. (Original) 공자 부자묘가 같이 있는곳입니다. 난징에서 유명한 관광지여서 남경에 온다면 필수로 가야될 곳으로 추천할만 합니다. 중앙에 있는 냇가를 따라 주위를 둘러보면 좋을것 같고, 식사를 하지 않았다면 냇가에 인접한 식당에서 여유롭게 식사를 하면서 분위기를 느껴보는것도 나쁘지 않았습니다. 주위에 있는 상점들은 대부분 관광상품을 파는 곳이라 특이한 경험은 없었고, 주위에 냇가를 따라 배를 타는 관광코스도 있는데, 낮 보다는 저녁에 타는것을 추천합니다. 베트남의 다낭에 있는 호이안 느낌도 살짝 나서 좋았습니다.

(Translated by Google) Tenka Bunsu... A phrase that Nanjing was historically the center of culture and education. At night, the neon lights of the Dragon Wall reflected in the background are beautiful, and this gate was crowded with many people wanting to take photos☺︎ In front of the gate is a temple where Confucius is enshrined. (Original) 天下文樞(てんかぶんすう)... 南京が歴史的に文化・教育の中心だったという言葉。夜は背景に映り込む龍壁のネオンが綺麗で、この門の前で写真を撮ろうとたくさんの人で賑わっていました☺︎ 門の前には孔子が祀られている寺院があります。

(Translated by Google) A beautiful wooden arch at the entrance to the river pier at the Temple of Confucius. An interesting place, but there are always a lot of tourists here, you can’t get through... (Original) Красивая деревянная арка на входе в речной причал у храма Конфуция. Интересное место, но тут всегда очень много туристов, не пройти...

(Translated by Google) The square is very large and it doesn't feel crowded even on Sunday mornings. (Original) 廣場很大，即使週日上午也不會感覺人潮擁擠

The Nanjing Massacre is a historical event that is not as well-known in the West as the atrocities committed by Nazi Germany, and in my opinion, it tends to be overlooked. ​The Nanjing Massacre Memorial Hall is a must-see when you are in Nanjing. The only downside is how crowded it can get, which can make it hard to fully immerse yourself in the exhibits as you follow the constant flow of people. Admission is free, but foreign visitors should remember to bring their passport, as it's required for entry.

A place to remember how cruel the war was, is probably the only place in China where you have thousands of visitors and yet the atmosphere remains heavy and silent. The hall exhibits why Japanese attacked China, the local life back then, how brutatlly thousands and thousands of Nanjing citizens were killed, how the local and foreigners survived in Nanjing, leaft the place with a heavy heart. Do book in advance on Wechat, the open slot easily get fill up.

Must visit this memorial hall if you are visiting Nanjing. No entry tickets needed but you need to make an online booking via WeChat - It can be tricky to make a reservation for foreigners. Alternatively, you can try walk-in and show your passports to the manual counter. We were allowed to enter without reservation.

The statues outside at the beginning are just grotesque. I get that's the point but I found them to be in poor taste in my opinion. However the inside is very well done and powerful, especially the first room with portraits of the victims. The museum emphasizes peace, which is good as it easily could have fallen into anti-Japanese fervor. I'm relieved to report it is a mostly objective museum about a very dark period of modern history. If we don't learn about the atrocities of the past, we're doomed to repeat them. Unfortunately these kind of atrocities are not confined to the past. Horrific events like the Nanjing Massacre are still happening today in places like Gaza, Darfur, Ukraine, etc. It is up to us to stop war crimes and genocides from continuing to happen.

The Memorial Hall is a must visit in Nanjing, but we were disappointed to learn that entry requires advance booking via WeChat—which isn’t accessible for international visitors without WeChat Pay. A heads-up for fellow travelers: arrange tickets beforehand or check alternative options to avoid missing out.

A must visit Museum when you visit Nanjing, a recent memory shared amongst the people in remembrance of atrocities committed to the people of Nanjing. As you walk in you can see the frames of most victims of the Nanjing Massacre and also those whom had survived and still live on with the memories. You need to book in advance (Free) but recommend to donate some money when you enter. *Foreigners will require a Passport to enter*. It is truly a sad place, the museum is very detailed with many monuments, pictures and archives exhibited for people to see. “remember history and cherish peace, so as to create a better future”

Very good museum if you want to find out more about war history of Nanjing. Very crowded too. Pro-tip for foreigners - you do not need to reserve tickets on wechat since you may not be able to. Just go to the counter in-between gates 1 and 7 by the main road and talk to the counter personel and produce your passport. They will give you a printed QR code ticket for entry.

The lake has nice walkways under trees around it. The only issue Maanshan sometimes faces is poor air quality due to iron manufacturing and coal powered power stations. This reduces visibility and often prevents a clear view to see far.

Great place for taking a walk.

Good hotels nearby and a cool environment

(Translated by Google) The environment is beautiful and quiet, suitable for taking my little sister to see goldfish. (Original) 环境优美，安静，适合带小妹妹去看金鱼。

(Translated by Google) When walking around the lake, look at the map carefully. Because there is an island (Original) 호수 한바퀴 걸을때, 지도를 잘 보세요. 섬이 있으니까

(Translated by Google) Ma'anshan is a landmark attraction. The environment is not bad and you can go shopping if you have nothing to do. It is also a good choice to check in when traveling to Ma'anshan! (Original) 马鞍山地标性景点，环境还不错可以没事去逛一逛，去马鞍山旅游的话打卡也是不错的选择！

(Translated by Google) The scenery is beautiful, I appreciate it! (Original) 風景很美，很讚賞！

(Translated by Google) It turned out to be a paid scenic spot (50 yuan/person), but it was crowded. The most representative Taibai Tower has been desolate and dilapidated in just a few years. It is obviously a restored antique building in the 1950s, but it is so dilapidated that it seems to be a thousand years old. (Original) 原来是收费景区（50元/人），可是门可罗雀，最具代表性的太白楼，短短几年，已经荒凉落破。明明是五十年代的复建仿古建筑，却破旧得仿佛有千年历史。

(Translated by Google) Battle of the River (Original) 拦江之战

(Translated by Google) Are you all from Wuhu? (Original) 你们都是芜湖滴?

(Translated by Google) One of the most famous temples in Wuhu (Original) 芜湖最著名的寺庙之一

(Translated by Google) Pray to God and Worship Buddha (Original) 求神拜佛

(Translated by Google) With a broad field of vision, if you search carefully, you seem to be able to find the ancient charm of Li Bai's era (Original) 视野宽阔，细细寻找，似乎能寻到李白那个年代的古韵

(Translated by Google) In despair, Li Bai fled Chang'an to live in seclusion. In memory of Xie Yuan of the Southern Qi Dynasty, who had been the governor here in the past, he wrote a poem about a mountain he could never tire of looking at. Sitting alone on Mount Jingting <Li Bai> The birds fly high and fly away, the lonely clouds leave alone and are quiet. Looking at each other, the only thing we don't get tired of is Mount Jingting. (Original) 失意の李白が長安を逃れて隠棲し、昔、ここの知事だった南朝斉の謝朓を偲んで、見飽きない山、と詩に詠んだ。 独り敬亭山に坐す　＜李白＞ 衆鳥　高く飛んで尽き 孤雲　独り去って閑なり 相看て　両つながら厭わざるは 只　敬亭山　有るのみ

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful and historically significant (Original) 非常美丽动人，有历史意义

This was one of the most epic experiences I've had in China. Whether you're looking for a thrill, crisp air ( hard to find in China ) or nature at its best, this place has it all. The hike is steep and tiring, so be sure to wear comfortable clothing. There are stalls situated strategically along the hikimg trail so you don't have to carry your own drinks. Fortunately, there is an option of taking the cable cart ascending or descending at a fairly reasonable price and I'd suggest taking it if its a really hot day or if you're doubting fitness. Whether you use the cable cart or hike yourself, the glass bridge is spectacular and absolutely breathtaking. I would strongly recommend visiting this place.

Really beautiful view. Aslo have a sliding ride you can enjoy

The place is very good. we took high speed train to Fanchangxi station and once we got off from there, there were so many taxi drivers. we took a taxi for 80 yuan and we were shared for each cost around 20 yuan. there were about 3 Km walk from the road to the ticket point and we paid 60 yuan for the glass bridge. we had special ID card and park entrance were free for us and it should be around 30-40 as remember. then it was a very hard journey for top of the mountain and before the glass bridge can see the statues and climb the mountain. it is not advice to carry little babies and bit difficult, little hard journey. before enter to the glass bridge these is a refreshing area for side view and LED screen with animations. its kind of relaxing your mind and refresh the journey. the bridge is waving and some times scaring , but its fun and about bit long way to cross the bridge. please keep your strength to climb down of the mountain after the bridge. you can have juise and fresh fruits from the shops and bit expensive like 30 yuan for one cup of fruits. its interesting to have journey to this location where close to Nanjing. so finally it is a a very good place to enjoy

(Translated by Google) Thrilling experience, to be avoided if you suffer from vertigo. Upon arrival you will find many car parks, don't stop at the first one, there is plenty of space further up. Lots of people to buy the ticket, if you have a Chinese acquaintance it is much better to buy the ticket online (100 yuan). As soon as you enter on the right side you will find a lake where you can take a ride on a water bumper car or jump on a rope, several shooting gallery or virtual reality games, a beautiful temple and some kiosks where you can eat inside a bamboo park. you can choose whether to walk up to reach the bridge or use a small cable car (40 yuan each way). Once at the top, to cross the bridge you have to queue again and pay 80 yuan. The view is breathtaking and the experience unforgettable. (Original) Esperienza da brivido, da evitare se soffrite di vertigini. All" arrivo troverete molti parcheggi, non fermatevi al primo, c"è parecchio posto anche più su. Molta gente per fare il biglietto, se avete un conoscente cinese è molto meglio acquistare il biglietto online (100 yuan). Appena entrati sul lato destro troverete un laghetto dove fare un giro su un autoscontro acquatico o lanciarvi su di una fune, diversi giochi di tiro a segno o realtà virtuale, un bel tempio e dei chioschetti dove mangiare dentro un parco di bambù. potete scegliere se salire a piedi per raggiungere il ponte o usare una piccola cabinovia ( 40 yuan a tratta). Una volta in cima, per attraversare il ponte bisogna fare un" altra fila e pagare 80 yuan. Il panorama è mozzafiato e l" esperienza indimenticabile.

(Translated by Google) Located on the top of Chaxiao Peak at an altitude of 871 meters in Jiuhua Mountain, it was originally named Zhaixing Temple, also known as Wannian Zen Temple, and is one of the "four major jungles" in Jiuhua Mountain. The Centennial Palace does not have the configuration of a single building. From a distance, it looks like an ancient castle reaching into the sky. This shape is extremely rare among existing temple buildings in my country. This place is dedicated to the Immaculate Real Bodhisattva of the Ming Dynasty. (Original) 坐落于九华山海拔871米的插霄峰巅，原名摘星庵，又名万年禅寺，九华山“四大丛林”之一。百岁宫没有单体建筑的配置，远观恰似通天拔地的古城堡，这种形制在我国现存寺庙建筑中极为少见。这里供奉明代无暇真身菩萨。

(Translated by Google) If you are on a pilgrimage to Mount Jiuhua and don’t have much time to stay, visit the National Protectorate Wannian Temple. The Baisui Palace is a must-visit place. It has a mountain gate, a main hall, a physical body hall and other buildings. It is the place where Master Wuxia, who traveled here to study during the Wanli period, sat and died. In addition to worshiping the physical Bodhisattva in the fleshly body hall, you can also light a lamp of peace. Lamps pray for blessings and peace. But please note that the last cable car goes down the mountain at 16:30p.m. If you miss it, you will have to stay on the mountain for one night; and the monks in the temple will start chasing people away as soon as they get off work. (Original) 到九華山朝聖，若在逗留時間不多的情況之下，護國萬年寺．欽賜白歲宮是必到之地，建有山門、大殿、肉身殿等建物，是萬曆年間雲遊參學至此的無瑕法師坐化之處，到肉身殿除了禮拜肉身菩薩，還是點一盞平安燈祈福保平安。但需注意末班纜車下山的時間 16:30p.m.，如果沒趕上，就得住在山上一晚了；還有寺院裡的僧人，下班時間一到就會開始趕人唷

(Translated by Google) True Bodhisattva Centenary Palace (Original) 真身菩薩百歲宮

People abuse wild dogs and cut their legs... So sad

On the mountain, Buddhism flourishes. History, prayers, people, and culture merges into one body.

Beautiful site 👌

I say, "one day Noah's ark will be found in this place."

(Translated by Google) Jiuhua Mountain (simplified Chinese: 九华山; traditional Chinese: 九華山; phonetic: Jǐuhuá Shān) is one of the four great Buddhist mountains in China, located southeast of Chizhou City in Anhui Province - China. This mountain is famous for its beautiful scenery and ancient temples, associated with Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva During the Luong and Tran dynasties during the Northern and Southern dynasties, Jiuhua Mountain was called Jiuzi Mountain because local people saw that it consisted of 9 mountains of the same size. However, there is a legend that in the year of Tang Tianbao (742-755), the famous poet Li Bai visited here and wrote: "The magical existence divides the two energies Linh Son opens nine flowers" Pandemic: "The magic divides heaven and earth Linh Son blooms in full bloom" Therefore, from then on this mountain changed its name to Cuu Hoa mountain. The elegantly beautiful Jiushan is located south of Chizhou city, Anhui province. The total area of ​​the scenic area in Jiushan Mountain is 120 km². The protected area is 114 km2. Along with the mountains: Wutai Mountain in Shanxi Province, Emei Shan in Sichuan Province, and Putuo Mountain in Zhejiang Province, Jiuhua Mountain is one of the four sacred mountains of Buddhism in China, often referred to as the "Four Great Buddhist Famous Mountains". ... Collect (Original) Núi Cửu Hoa (giản thể: 九华山; phồn thể: 九華山; phiên âm: Jǐuhuá Shān) là một trong tứ đại Phật giáo danh sơn tại Trung Quốc, nằm về phía đông nam của phố Trì Châu thuộc tỉnh An Huy - Trung Quốc. Đây là ngọn núi nổi tiếng vì có phong cảnh đẹp và những ngôi đền cổ, gắn liền với Địa Tạng Bồ Tát Vào triều đại nhà Lương, nhà Trần trong thời Nam Bắc triều, Cửu Hoa Sơn có tên là Cửu Tử Sơn do người dân địa phương thấy nơi đây gồm 9 ngọn núi có cùng kích cỡ với nhau. Tuy nhiên có truyết thuyết nói rằng vào năm Đường Thiên Bảo (742-755), nhà thơ nổi tiếng Lý Bạch đã từng đến đây và viết: "Diệu hữu phân nhị khí Linh Sơn khai cửu hoa" Dịch: "Diệu hữu phân trời đất Linh Sơn nở chín hoa" Vì vậy mà từ đó ngọn núi này đổi tên thành núi Cửu Hoa. Cửu Sơn có vẻ đẹp thanh nhã nằm về phía Nam của phố Trì Châu, tỉnh An Huy. Tổng diện tích của khu phong cảnh ở núi Cửu Sơn là 120 km². Diện tích bảo vệ là 114 km2. Cùng với các ngọn núi: Ngũ Đài Sơnthuộc tỉnh Sơn Tây, Nga Mi Sơn thuộc tỉnh Tứ Xuyên, và Phổ Đà Sơn thuộc tỉnh Triết Giang, Cửu Hoa Sơn là một trong 4 ngọn núi linh thiêng của Đạo Phật ở Trung Quốc, thường được nhắc đến với cái tên "Tứ Đại Phật giáo danh sơn". ... Sưu tầm

(Translated by Google) A place to experience Buddhism in all its fascination. The temples are very well preserved and impressive. Unfortunately, the complex is only accessible to individual travelers as it is far away from all tourist routes. The advantage of this remoteness is of course that you can take photos in which there are no more tourists than locals. Speaking of recordings: recordings are not permitted in the temples. Therefore 1 point deducted. (Original) Ein Ort, den Buddhismus in all seiner Faszination zu erleben. Die Tempel sind sehr gut erhalten und beeindruckend. Leider ist die Anlage nur für Individualreisende zugänglich, da sie weit abseits aller touristischen Pfade liegt. Der Vorteil dieser Abgelegenheit ist natürlich, dass man Aufnahmen machen kann, auf denen nicht mehr Touristen als Einheimische zu sehen sind. A propos Aufnahmen: In den Tempeln sind Aufnahmen nicht gestattet. Deshalb auch 1 Punkt Abzug.

(Translated by Google) The little boss came here and saved the villagers with fried rice. (Original) 小當家來這邊用炒飯拯救過村民

I've never hated stairs more in my life. However, this sight is truly beautiful and one of a kind! Definitely a must visit when you are traveling! I don't think there are that many foreigners that know about this mountain at least as of when I'm writing this

(Translated by Google) Monk Jin Qiaojue (Original) 金喬覺和尚

(Translated by Google) The Four Famous Buddhist Mountains in China - Jiuhua Mountain in Anhui (Original) 中國佛教四大名山～安徽九華山

(Translated by Google) very nice place. Mountain with many temples (Original) très bel endroit. Montagne avec de très nombreux temples

(Translated by Google) I am blessed to have a wonderful pilrimage experience to Mount JiuHua on 05 Oct 2025. A beautiful and peaceful place that can calm your heart. According to historical records, Tiantai Temple at the highest peak on Mount Jiuhua in China was dedicated to the Bodhisattva Ksitigarbha, and he had practice of buddhist recitation in the cave here. If you wish to visit Mount JiuHua i would recommend tour guide Xiao Chu, and why Xiao Chu? From my perspective, Xiao Chu is knowledgeable, a sincere and responsible person, and his tour fee is reasonable. Xiao Chu has taken refuge in Tiantai temple hence you may have a chance to in touch with his shifu (means buddhist monk). My intention of sharing this info is hoping that those who wish to go Mount JiuHua for prayer/tour will have a smooth and easy trip. Xiao Chu can arrange to pick up from Shanghai or Nanjing airport, arrange accomodations, meals and day tour in the mountain temples. Xiao Chu WeChat ID: X1174987412 I was fortunate enough to make a pilgrimage to Jiuhua Mountain on October 5th, 2025. According to historical records, Tiantai Temple is located on the highest peak of Jiuhua Mountain and enshrines Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva, who is said to have practiced meditation in the Ksitigarbha Cave there. If you also wish to visit Jiuhua Mountain, I recommend our guide, Xiao Zhu. Why Xiao Zhu? In my opinion, Xiao Zhu is knowledgeable, sincere, responsible, and charges reasonable fees. Xiao Zhu is a disciple of the master of Tiantai Temple, so you may have the opportunity to meet the master. I am sharing this information in the hope that all believers who wish to visit Jiuhua Mountain for blessings can have a relaxed and enjoyable trip. Xiao Zhu can arrange airport pickup in Shanghai or Nanjing, accommodation, meals, and visits to temples in the mountains. The off-season is from November 15th to January 15th of the following year; the rest of the year is peak season. Xiao Zhu's WeChat: X1174987412 (Original) I am blessed to have a wonderful pilrimage experience to Mount JiuHua on 05 Oct 2025. A beautiful and peaceful place that can calm your heart. According to historical records, Tiantai Temple (天台寺) at the highest peak on Mount Jiuhua (九华山) in China was dedicated to the Bodhisattva Ksitigarbha, and he had practice of buddhist recitation in the cave here (地藏古洞). If you wish to visit Mount JiuHua i would recommend tour guide Xiao Chu, and why Xiao Chu? From my perspective, Xiao Chu is knowledgeable, a sincere and responsible person, and his tour fee is reasonable. Xiao Chu has took refuge in Tiantai temple hence you may have a chance to in touch with his shifu (means buddhist monk). My intention of sharing this info is hoping that those who wish to go Mount JiuHua for prayer/tour will have a smooth and easy trip. Xiao Chu can arrange to pick up from Shanghai or Nanjing airport, arrange accomodations, meals and day tour in the mountain temples. Xiao Chu WeChat ID: X1174987412 我有幸于2025年10月5日前往九华山朝圣。据史料记载，天台寺位于九华山最高峰，供奉着地藏菩萨，据说他曾在此地的地藏古洞修行。 如果您也想前往九华山，我推荐导游小朱。为什么推荐小朱呢？在我看来，小朱知识渊博、真诚负责，而且收费合理。小朱是天台寺师父的皈依弟子，因此您可能有机会见到师父。 我分享这些信息，是希望所有想去九华山祈福的信徒都能拥有一次轻松愉快的旅程。小朱可以安排到上海或南京机场接机、住宿、餐饮以及山中寺庙的游览。每年的11月15号到第二年的1月15号是淡季，其他都是旺季。 小朱的微信 X1174987412