Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum Music Stage — Attraction in Nanjing City

As a traveler, I found this to be a beautiful location, deep within the Zhongshan Mountain preservation (National Park), which includes so many historic sites (lakes, caves, bamboo art, etc). It is appropriate that Sun Yat-sen burial location is located central to this wonderful area! You will ascend many steps to terraces, which are mostly un-shaded. Some endurance is necessary. Note: In addition, we only found 1 restroom (primative) roughly 3/4 the journey upwards. It can be crowded on many days as well. However it is a rewarding destination, mentally and spiritually. You can pay tribute to Sun (who died in Beijing and was transferred here) or simply relax on the terrace as the entire Nanjing region lays...

This picturesque spot beside the Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum delivers pure magic - dozens of white doves soaring synchronized to music around a photogenic retro amphitheater. Tips: Come early to claim front-row seats (and enjoy cooler temperatures). Admission costs ¥10 (student discount ¥5), and the ¥10 pigeon feeding experience is unforgettable. Local photographers hover around offering ¥20/photo (bargaining possible) - you only pay for and keep the shots you love. Whether you're seeking tranquil reflection or that perfect social media moment, this healing oasis...

Don't go there during hot days, or you will be grilled by Nanjing's renowned "oven weather." This place is a complex of tourist spots including Sun Yat-sen's tomb and Taizu of Ming's tomb...yeah because Chinese believed this mound is an exquisite place in terms of "feng-shui" so that many prominent people were buried there. Owing to that the whole area was on a hill and always crowded with visitors, you got to arrange the commute properly, otherwise it's hard to find any sort of...