Also known as "Ming Palace Museum" and "Nanjing Palace Museum", it was built in 1366 in the 26th year of Yuan Dynasty. It was the largest palace in the world in the Middle Ages and was called "the first palace in the world". Located in the east of Nanjing, a series of buildings with the imperial city and Miyagi as the main body, with the content of breaking through the "sanctity" of imperial power, and the core area of Ming Dynasty with the highest central administrative office in China as the core (only the "Three Laws Department" outside the Taiping Gate) are the core of Nanjing City in the early Ming Dynasty.

Jiulong bridge

Located in the east of Dongshuiguan, Qinhuai District, Nanjing City, Jiangsu Province, it is one of the main scenic spots in Guo Hua. It is located in a valley surrounded by mountains. Nine big streams meet at the foot of the mountain and then run to the sea. Kowloon Bridge is beautiful in shape, exquisite in design and solid in structure, and many tourists will stop here to enjoy the scenery and linger. Here you can not only enjoy the beautiful scenery, but also feel the unique history and culture of this ancient bridge with a long history.

3. Drum Tower

Gulou Park was founded in the 15th year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (AD 1382) and in the 12th year of the Republic of China (AD 1923). Gulou Park is a natural, simple and beautiful park, where there are famous tourist attractions such as Longfeng Pavilion, Bajiao Pavilion and Jiebei.

4. Jiangning Weaving Factory

Now located in the center of Nanjing, the Daxing Palace area can be said to be the "palace" of Emperor Kangxi in Nanjing. This is because Emperor Kangxi visited Jiangnan six times and lived here five times. Not only that, it is also the birthplace of Cao Xueqin, the author of A Dream of Red Mansions, one of China's four classical novels. Therefore, today's Jiangning Zhinv Academy has Cao Xueqin's birthplace, Cao Xueqin's former residence exhibition hall, Nanjing Brocade Museum and other attractions.

5. Mausoleum of Six Dynasties

Refers to many imperial tombs and aristocratic tombs built by Jiankang during the Six Dynasties. Now it is distributed in Nanjing, Danyang, Jiangning and other places. According to historical records, these tombs belong to 7 1 emperors and princes, of which 3 1 tombs have been found so far. Among them are the early Ningling Mausoleum, Yong 'an Mausoleum, Tai 'an Mausoleum, Xiu 'an Mausoleum of Qi Jingdi Xiao Daosheng, Jing 'an Mausoleum of Qi Wudi, Xing 'an Mausoleum of Qi, Jian 'an Mausoleum of Liang Wendi, De 'an Mausoleum, Zhuang Mausoleum of Liang Xiaogang, Wan 'an Mausoleum of Qi Jingdi and Yongning Mausoleum of Qi Wudi.

5. Ming Tombs

The tombs of Zhu Yuanzhang, the Ming Emperor, and Ma Shi, Ming Taizu, are located at the foot of Mount Qomolangma and Dulong Palace at the southern foot of Nanjing Purple Mountain. It is the largest imperial tomb in Nanjing and one of the largest in China. The Ming Tombs were built in the 14th year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty and completed in the 11th year of Yongle. The whole Xiaoling Mausoleum has been built for more than 30 years. Its scale is grand and its architecture is magnificent. It also represents the highest level of architectural art and stone carving art in Ming dynasty, and directly affects the establishment of imperial tombs in the next 500 years. Later imperial tombs were all built according to the model of the Ming Tombs, so the Ming Tombs were also called the "First Mausoleum of Ming and Qing Dynasties".

6. Jiming Temple

Also known as Gujiming Temple, it is located on Lushan Mountain in Jilong, Xuanwu District, Nanjing. It was founded in the Western Jin Dynasty. It is one of the oldest Buddhist temples in Nanjing. Since ancient times, it has been known as the "First Temple in the Southern Dynasties" and "480 Temple in the Southern Dynasties". During the Southern Dynasties, it was the center of Buddhism in southern China. The main buildings in the temple are Ursa Mahayana Hall, Guanyin Pagoda, Temple, Wisdom Mausoleum, Buddhist Temple and Yamabonji Pagoda. There are not only these ancient buildings here, but also the idiom "make the finishing point" is said to come from here.