Nanjing China

Living in Nanjing is an amazing choice to make. It is not as noisy and crowded as Shanghai, but at the same time, it is a capital with its high standard of life, lots of ex-pats and tourists.

Just a few hours train ride away from Shanghai... Nanjing awaits. Recognized as one of the Four Great Ancient Capitals of China, Nanjing is nestled on the delta of the Yantze River and boasts the perfect mix of a modern city with hundreds of years of history. Nanjing might not be one of every traveler's

It is probably not historic, however Nuishoushan Cultural Centre may be very spectacular and considered one of our favourite locations to go to in Nanjing. A trolley takes you to the highest of the mountain the place you may view the stainless Buddhist Palace that's constructed into the facet of the mountain.

Nanjing Road

If you’re contemplating a move to China {more specifically, Nanjing}, this one’s for you! I’ve put together a list of pros and cons {as balanced as I could honestly make it} for those looking to shake things up and venture to the mainland.

Heading to Nanjing, China as a day trip from Shanghai is an incredible look at a city that most tourists never visit. It's about a 1-hour ride by train and once you're there, if you're organized you can pack in many things to do in Nanjing: Usnisa Palace, Fuzimiao and Confucius Temple, the Nanjing Massacre Museum, and the city walls. Add in a few great meals for a perfect, well-rounded day! #Nanjing #ShanghaiDayTrip #ChinaTravel

There are many things to do in Nanjing that make for an excellent stop on any China itinerary. What, you haven't heard of it? Well, you will soon! Most

The Streets Of China - Nanjing