1, sun yat-sen mausoleum

The front of Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum faces Pingchuan, followed by Qingzhang, Linggu Temple in the east and Ming Mausoleum in the west. The whole building complex is built according to the mountain trend and gradually rises from south to north along the central axis. The main buildings are Aibo Square, Mausoleum, Mausoleum Gate, Stone Steps, Monument Pavilion, Sacrificial Hall and Mausoleum, which are arranged on a central axis, reflecting the traditional architectural style of China. Seen from the air, it looks like a leaning green building. The architecture of Sun Yat-sen's Mausoleum combines the essence of China's ancient and western architecture, which is solemn, simple and unique.

2. Jiming Temple

The history of Jiming Temple can be traced back to the temple in the Three Kingdoms, which belonged to Wu's backyard. In the first year of Yongkang in the Western Jin Dynasty (300 years), he built a house on the mountain and founded the Dojo. After the Eastern Jin Dynasty, it was transferred to Tingwei Department.

In the first year of Datong in Nanliang (527), Liang Wudi built Tongtai Temple in Jimingtai, and laid down his life four times, and published "Duanjiu Rouwen" in the temple, which was the beginning of Buddhist vegetarianism and made it truly a Buddhist holy place. The Tianzhu monk Dharma once lived here when he came to Jiankang from India (now Nanjing). In the Southern Tang Dynasty, it was renamed Jingju Temple and later Yuanji Temple. In the song dynasty, it was changed to magic weapon temple.

3. Tangshan Hot Springs

Nanjing Tangshan Hot Spring Resort is located in Tangshan Street, Jiangning District, Nanjing, with a planned area of 29.74 square kilometers. It is a national-level tourist resort integrating historic sites, springs, caves, lakes and temples, and integrating human landscape and natural scenery. It is also a world-famous hot spring resort, ranking first among the four hot spring resorts in China. It is the only hot spring in China that has won the international double certification of hot spring water quality in Europe and Japan, and is known as "Millennium Holy Soup, Health Paradise".

4. Liang Qingshan

Shishan, Shishou Mountain and Shicheng, which were called Liangshan in the Qing Dynasty, are known as "the scenic spots of the Six Dynasties". There are many places of interest in the park, forming a profound historical and cultural heritage. Zhuge Liang once referred to the situation in Jinling as "a dragon on a tiger's back", which is today's Liang Qing. During the Warring States Period, Chu Weiwang built Jinling City here, with a city in the mountains, named Shicheng Mountain. During the Three Kingdoms period, Wu Dong became a stone city, also known as the Stone Mountain. During the Southern Tang Dynasty, there was a Summer Palace on the mountain, which was the location of the Summer Palace of the Southern Tang Emperor. In the Northern Song Dynasty, it was renamed Liang Qingshan and was used.

5. Dahongji

The Great Honghu was built by Judy, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, in memory of Zhu Yuanzhang and Ma Huanghou. The original site of Yu Jianchu Temple was rebuilt in the tenth year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (14 12), which lasted 19 years and cost 2.485 million silver and100000 soldiers and civilians. Dahongzhi's architecture is extremely exquisite, built in full accordance with the standards of the palace. It is resplendent day and night. The whole temple is extremely large, with more than 30 temples, 148 temples, 165438 corridors and 38 study rooms. It is the largest and highest specification temple in the history of China, ranking first among the hundred temples.