Nanjing Transportation Card: Metro & Bus Guide | Trip.com

Planning a trip to Nanjing from Malaysia? Whether you're looking to explore the Confucius Temple, Dr. Sun Yat-sen's Mausoleum, the Nanjing Museum, and Xuanwu Lake, or you're getting ready to take a high-speed train from Shanghai, Hangzhou, or Suzhou for a free-and-easy Nanjing adventure, it's essential to get a head start on understanding the public transportation payment methods in Nanjing.

When getting around Nanjing, common payment methods for public transport include: the physical Jinling Tong card, the Jiangsu Transport One Card (Jinling Tong), the Nanjing Citizen Card, Alipay transit codes, WeChat transit codes, and NFC virtual transport cards. For Malaysian tourists visiting Nanjing for a short trip, the most convenient option is usually the Alipay or WeChat transit code; if you plan to stay in Nanjing for a longer period, you might also consider getting or activating a Jinling Tong transport card.

This guide to Nanjing's transit cards covers everything you need to know: what the Nanjing transit card is, whether the Jinling Tong can be used for subways and buses, how international tourists can navigate Nanjing's metro and bus systems, and how to purchase, top up, use, and return your Jinling Tong. We've also included some practical travel tips for getting around Nanjing!

What is the Nanjing Transport Card?

The most common transport card in Nanjing is the Jinling Tong, often referred to as the Nanjing Public Transport Card, Nanjing Citizen Card Type B, or simply the Nanjing Transport Card. The Jinling Tong is one of the transport cards used in the Nanjing area for public transportation and select daily consumer services. (zh.wikipedia.org)

For tourists, the primary use of the Jinling Tong card is for taking:

🚇 Nanjing Metro
🚌 Nanjing Bus
⛴️ Select Ferry Routes
🚕 Selected taxis
🚲 Selected public bicycles or city transport services

With the widespread adoption of mobile payments, many travelers no longer need to purchase physical transport cards. You can now easily get around Nanjing by simply using Alipay, WeChat transit codes, or NFC virtual transport cards on your phone.

Simply put, the Nanjing Transport Card is like Nanjing's version of a transit stored-value card. It functions similarly to Malaysia's Touch 'n Go, but is primarily used for Nanjing's local public transportation and select city services.

Where can I use the Jinling Tong?

Common use cases for the Jinling Tong or Jiangsu Transportation One Card (Jinling Tong) include:

🚇 Nanjing Metro
🚌 Nanjing City Bus
🚕 Selected taxis
⛴️ Select Ferry Routes
🚲 Selected public bicycles
🏪 Selected local spending scenarios
🌉 Public transport in select cities that supports China T-Union

According to information from some smartphone manufacturers, the Jiangsu Transportation One Card (Jinling Tong) can be used for buses, subways, and taxis within Nanjing, as well as on routes across Jiangsu province and nationwide that display the "China T-Union" logo. (consumer.huawei.com)

For travelers from Malaysia, the most commonly used option is still:

🚇 Nanjing Metro
🚌 Nanjing Bus
🚄 Local transportation between the high-speed railway station and tourist attractions
🏞️ Visit attractions like the Confucius Temple, Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum, Nanjing Museum, and Xuanwu Lake.

What is the difference between Jinling Tong, Nanjing Citizen Card, and Jiangsu Transportation One Card (Jinling Tong)?

If you're visiting Nanjing for the first time, you might come across a few different names like "Jinling Tong," "Nanjing Citizen Card," and "Jiangsu Transport One Card (Jinling Tong)." Don't worry—it's simpler than it sounds!

1. Jinling Tong

The Jinling Tong is a common transport card in Nanjing, perfect for getting around on buses and subways, and even for some everyday purchases. For travelers, it’s easiest to just think of it as your go-to "Nanjing Transport Card."

2. Nanjing Citizen Card

The Nanjing Citizen Card offers a more comprehensive range of features, primarily designed for local residents or those living in Nanjing long-term. It may include functions for public transportation, social security, government services, and daily living needs. Short-term visitors generally don't need to worry about getting a Nanjing Citizen Card.

3. Jiangsu Transportation One Card (Jinling Tong)

This is a version of the transit card featuring the "China T-Union" attribute. It can be used not only for local public transport in Nanjing, such as buses and subways, but may also be accepted for public transport in other cities across China that display the "China T-Union" logo. According to some specifications, the Jiangsu Transport One Card (Jinling Tong) can be used on buses, subways, and taxis within Nanjing, as well as on routes displaying the "China T-Union" logo throughout the province and across the country.

4. Alipay/WeChat Transit Codes

For international travelers, especially those from Malaysia, using Alipay or WeChat transit codes is usually the most convenient option. You can activate the "Nanjing Metro Electronic Card" via Alipay, or set up a Nanjing Metro transit code through the "Chengshitong" (City Pass) mini-program on WeChat.

Do Malaysian tourists need to get a Nanjing transport card?

Not necessarily.

If you're only visiting Nanjing for 1–3 days, there's usually no need to go through the trouble of getting a physical Jinling Tong card. Using the Alipay or WeChat transit code is much more convenient, saving you the hassle of purchasing, topping up, and returning a card.

Recommended for short-term travelers:

✅ Alipay Transit Code
✅ WeChat Transit Code
✅ Purchasing tickets at subway ticket vending machines
✅ Mobile NFC Virtual Transit Card
✅ Purchase single-trip tickets with cash as a backup option

A longer stay is perfect for:

✅ Jinling Tong Physical Card
✅ Jiangsu Transportation One Card (Jinling Tong)
✅ Nanjing Citizen Card Related Services
✅ Mobile NFC Jinling Tong Virtual Transit Card

Why should Malaysian travelers know about the Nanjing Transport Card?

Nanjing is a historic and culturally rich city in China, and a popular travel destination in the Yangtze River Delta. Many travelers from Malaysia include Nanjing in their free-and-easy itineraries for the Jiangnan region or East China, for example:

Shanghai + Nanjing
Nanjing + Suzhou + Shanghai
Hangzhou + Nanjing + Shanghai
Shanghai + Suzhou + Nanjing + Hangzhou

Nanjing's attractions are spread out, but the subway and bus systems make it easy for travelers to connect between the airport, high-speed railway stations, the city center, historical sites, and shopping districts.

The Benefits of Using a Nanjing Transport Card or Transit Code

✔ No need to queue for single-trip tickets every time
✔ It's more convenient to take the subway and bus
✔ Convenient for travel to the city center from Nanjing South Railway Station and Nanjing Railway Station
✔ Convenient for visiting the Confucius Temple, Dr. Sun Yat-sen's Mausoleum, Xuanwu Lake, and the Nanjing Museum.
✔ Mobile transit QR codes are perfect for short-term independent travel
✔ Physical or NFC cards are perfect for those who don't want to rely on an internet connection

What is the most recommended payment method for public transport in Nanjing for Malaysian tourists?

Top Recommendation: Alipay Transit Code

For most travelers from Malaysia, Alipay is one of the most practical choices.

In Nanjing, you can activate a Nanjing subway e-card via Alipay. The process is generally: Alipay → Pay/Transit Code → Add Card → Nanjing Subway E-Card.

Nanjing's bus system was also among the first to fully support Alipay QR code payments. Simply activate the "Jinlingtong Transit Card" in your Alipay app and scan your transit code when boarding.

Perfect for:

🇲🇾 First time traveling to China
💳 Don't have a Chinese bank card
📱 Use a Malaysian mobile number
🚇 Want to scan a QR code to ride the subway?
🚌 Want to skip the hassle of buying tickets and carrying loose change?

Second recommendation: WeChat Transit Code

If you're already using WeChat Pay, you can also activate the Nanjing subway transit code directly through WeChat. According to the Nanjing municipal government website, users can search for the "Chengshitong" (City Pass) mini-program in WeChat, follow the prompts to activate the Nanjing subway transit code, and then simply scan the code at the subway turnstiles to enter and exit stations, with fares automatically deducted from your WeChat wallet.

Perfect for:

💬 Frequently use WeChat
💳 WeChat Pay is enabled
📱 Looking to handle communication, payments, and travel all with WeChat
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Frequently use WeChat to stay in touch with your travel companions

Recommendation #3: Mobile NFC Virtual Transit Card

If your phone supports NFC, you might want to consider activating the Jiangsu Transportation One Card (Jinling Tong) virtual transit card. According to some specifications, this virtual card can be used for public transportation within Nanjing, including buses, subways, and ferries, and is also compatible with public transport in other cities that meet the "China T-Union" standards.

The advantages of NFC cards are:

📶 No need to turn on your data every time
📱 No need to open the QR code
🚇 Just tap it against the gate like a physical card
🔋 Just make sure your phone is charged and you're good to go!

Perfect for:

📱 Use a phone that supports NFC
🚇 Frequently taking the subway and bus
📶 Don't want to rely on a live internet connection?
🗓️ Staying in Nanjing for a longer period

Recommendation #4: Jinling Tong Physical Card

If you're worried about your phone running out of battery, spotty internet, or if you're traveling with seniors or children, the physical Jinling Tong card is still a super practical option.

Perfect for:

🔋 Worried about your phone running out of battery?
📶 Don't want to rely on mobile data?
👵 Traveling with seniors
👨‍👩‍👧 Traveling with kids
🗓️ Staying in Nanjing for a longer period

How do I apply for a physical Nanjing Transport Card?

For physical Nanjing transport cards, you can primarily inquire at Jinling Tong service outlets, Nanjing Citizen Card service points, or select transport card service locations. Local Nanjing lifestyle service guides have also compiled a list of Jinling Tong service outlets, highlighting that the Jinling Tong card can be used across various public transportation networks in the city.

Common processing locations

📍 Jinling Tong Service Locations
📍 Nanjing Citizen Card Service Center
📍 Selected subway station service counters
📍 Selected bus service counters
📍 Designated Transit Card Service Locations

Since service locations and business operations may change, we recommend that upon arriving in Nanjing, you first check with the customer service centers at major subway stations or citizen card service outlets to see if you can purchase a transport card suitable for tourists.

What should I prepare when applying for a Nanjing Transport Card?

🪪 Passport
💰 CNY Cash
📱 Alipay or WeChat Pay
📞 Mobile number that can receive verification codes
📝 Simple Chinese explanation

You can say to the staff:

"Hello, I'd like to get a Nanjing Transport Card for taking the subway and buses."

You can also just show this sentence to the staff:

I'd like to get a Jinling Tong transit card, the kind that works for the Nanjing subway and buses.

How much does it cost to get a Nanjing Transport Card?

The deposit, issuance fee, and top-up rules for different types of Nanjing Transport Cards may vary. We recommend checking with the on-site service locations for the most accurate and up-to-date pricing.

As a traveler, we recommend preparing:

💳 Card fee/deposit: approx. RMB 10–30
💰 First-time top-up: RMB 50–100
🧳 Short-term trips: Around RMB 50
🗓️ About a week: RMB 100–150

If you're only staying in Nanjing for a day or two, there's no need to go through the hassle of getting a physical card for just a few trips. It's much easier to just use the transit codes on Alipay or WeChat.

How do I top up my Nanjing Transport Card?

You can typically top up your Nanjing Transport Card at designated service locations, self-service kiosks, or through relevant online channels.

Common top-up methods include:

🚇 Subway station service counters or self-service kiosks
🏢 Nanjing Citizen Card/Jinling Tong Service Locations
🚌 Bus Service Counter
📱 Mobile NFC wallet or related app
🏪 Selected partner locations

Recommended Top-Up Amount

2–3 days Nanjing free and easy trip: RMB 30–50
3–5 days Nanjing trip: RMB 50–100
About a week: RMB 100–150
Planning to take the bus/subway frequently: RMB 150+

💡 Quick Tip:
If you're mainly exploring attractions in downtown Nanjing, your transportation costs won't be too high. Staying near a subway station can help you save on taxi fares.

How do I use the Nanjing Transport Card on the Nanjing Metro?

Using the Nanjing Metro is just as easy as in other Chinese cities.

How to Tap In and Out of the Subway

1. Entering Nanjing Subway Station
2. Find the entry gate
3. Place your Jinling Tong or transit card on the card reader.
4. Enter the station once the gate opens
5. Please tap your card again to exit when you reach your destination.
6. The system will automatically deduct the corresponding fare.

If you are using Alipay, WeChat Pay, or an NFC transit card, you will also need to use the corresponding method to enter and exit the station.

There are many ways to pay for the Nanjing subway, including cash, IC cards, Alipay/WeChat transit codes, and NFC mobile payments. For tourists, using the Alipay or WeChat transit code is usually the most hassle-free option.

How do I use the Nanjing Transport Card on Nanjing buses?

Nanjing's bus network is extensive, making it a great way to reach attractions, residential areas, or university campuses that aren't directly accessible by subway.

How to Tap Your Card on the Bus

1. Once you've boarded, locate the card reader.
2. Hold your Jinling Tong or transit card near the sensor area.
3. Please board the vehicle once you hear the chime.
4. If you're using an Alipay/WeChat transit code, simply hold the QR code up to the scanner.
5. Please keep an eye out for any in-vehicle notices, as some routes may have special rules.

Nanjing's bus system has long supported Alipay QR code payments. Simply activate the "Jinlingtong Transit Card" in your Alipay app, open your transit QR code, and scan it at the bus reader. Once you hear the confirmation beep, you're all set to board!

Tips for Traveling by Bus

🪙 It's a good idea to have small change ready if you're paying with cash.
📍 Check the direction before boarding
🗺️ Use a map app to check your route
🚏 Some bus stop names are quite long, so we recommend taking a screenshot in advance.
⏰ Buses may be slower during peak hours.

How do I use Alipay to ride the subway and bus in Nanjing?

Alipay is a highly recommended tool for travelers from Malaysia getting around Nanjing.

Steps to Activate the Nanjing Subway Transit Code on Alipay

1. Download the Alipay app
2. Sign up with a Malaysian mobile number
3. Link an international bank card
4. Passport verification complete
5. Open "Pay" or "Transit Code"
6. Add card
7. Select "Nanjing Subway E-Card"
8. Present your QR code to scan when entering or exiting the station.

You can activate a Nanjing subway e-card via Alipay, which is perfect for travelers who want to skip the ticket lines.

Steps to Activate the Alipay Nanjing Bus Transit Code

1. Open Alipay
2. Search for or access City Services/Transit Code
3. Claim your "Jinling Tong Transit Card"
4. Open your transit code when boarding
5. Hold your QR code up to the bus scanner.
6. Please board the vehicle after hearing the chime.

When mobile payments were first introduced for Nanjing's bus system, the Alipay "Jinlingtong Transit Card" was one of the primary ways to pay by scanning a QR code.

Things to Know When Using the Alipay Transit Code

📱 Make sure your phone is charged
📶 We recommend keeping your internet connection active
🚇 You need to scan the QR code when entering and exiting the subway station.
💳 Link your bank card in advance
🪪 We recommend completing identity verification in advance
⏰ Don't wait until you're at the gate to set this up.

How do I use WeChat to ride the subway and bus in Nanjing?

The WeChat transit code is also a great option for travelers from Malaysia, especially if you've already set up WeChat Pay!

Steps to Activate the WeChat Nanjing Subway Transit Code

1. Open the WeChat app
2. Enter "City Pass" in the search box at the top.
3. Enter Mini Program
4. Follow the prompts to activate your Nanjing Subway transit code
5. Scan the QR code when entering and exiting the station.
6. The fare will be automatically deducted from your WeChat Pay wallet.

According to the Nanjing municipal government website, you can quickly activate the Nanjing subway transit code via the WeChat "Chengshitong" (City Pass) mini-program.

Who is the WeChat Transit Code for?

💬 Frequently use WeChat
👥 Stay in touch with friends or local contacts via WeChat
💳 WeChat Pay is set up
📱 Looking to declutter your phone and install fewer apps?

How do I use the mobile NFC Jinling Tong card?

If you have a phone that supports NFC, you can activate the Jiangsu Transportation One Card (Jinling Tong) virtual card in your mobile wallet. According to information from some phone manufacturers and agencies, you don't need to wake your screen or have an internet connection to use the NFC transit card—simply tap your phone near the card reader on the POS terminal or turnstile to complete the transaction.

How to Use Your NFC Transit Card

1. Confirm that your phone supports NFC
2. Open your mobile wallet app
3. Search for "Jiangsu Transportation One Card (Jinling Tong)" or Nanjing Transportation Card
4. Activate Virtual Transit Card
5. Top-Up
6. Set this card as your default transit card
7. When boarding, hold your phone near the turnstile or card reader.

Are NFC transport cards a good choice for travelers?

If you're only staying in Nanjing for a day, using Alipay or WeChat is much simpler.
If you're planning to stay in Nanjing for a few days, or if you'll be traveling to other cities in Jiangsu, an NFC transit card will be much more convenient.

Can I return the Nanjing Transport Card for a refund?

The refund policy for Nanjing Transport Cards may vary depending on the card type, whether it is a physical or virtual card, and the channel through which it was issued. Generally, to return a physical card, you will need to visit a designated service location, and you may be required to ensure the card is in good condition and provide your ID or other relevant documentation.

Traveler tips:

🪪 Bring your passport
💳 Keep the physical card
🧾 If you have any documentation from when you applied for the card, we recommend keeping it.
🏢 Visit a designated service location to process
⏰ Things to take care of before leaving Nanjing

If you're just here for a short trip and want to skip the hassle of returning a card, we recommend using the Alipay or WeChat transit codes instead.

Can the Nanjing Transport Card be used in Shanghai, Suzhou, and Hangzhou?

If your Nanjing transit card is a Jiangsu Transportation One Card (Jinling Tong) featuring the "China T-Union" logo, it can theoretically be used on public transport in cities across China that support the T-Union standard. According to relevant guidelines, this type of card is valid on public transport systems that comply with the Ministry of Transport's national transit interoperability standards. However, please note that the specific scope of use, discount policies, and usage limits are subject to local regulations in each city.

But keep in mind:

⚠️ Discount policies vary by city
⚠️ Top-ups, card returns, and damaged card processing usually need to be handled at the original place of issuance.
⚠️ Not all transport options may be supported
⚠️ Travelers should refer to local turnstiles, public transport equipment, and official instructions before use.

If your itinerary includes Shanghai + Suzhou + Nanjing + Hangzhou, the simplest way is still:

📱 Alipay Transit Code
📱 WeChat Transit Code
🚄 High-speed rail connecting cities
🚇 Scan to ride the subway in various cities

Practical Travel Tips for Getting Around Nanjing for Malaysian Tourists 🇲🇾✈️🇨🇳

📶 1. Get your China-ready internet sorted in advance

When traveling in Nanjing, having reliable internet access is essential. Your phone will be your go-to tool for everything from checking maps and translating Chinese to scanning QR codes for transport, making mobile payments, hailing rides, and staying in touch with your hotel.

Recommended preparations:

📱 China eSIM
🌐 International Roaming Data
📶 China Travel SIM Card

💡 Quick Tip:
Don't wait until you arrive in Nanjing to sort out your internet connection. Especially if you're taking the high-speed train from Shanghai, Suzhou, or Hangzhou, it's best to make sure your phone is ready to go online beforehand.

💳 2. Set up Alipay or WeChat Pay in advance

City life in China is highly dependent on mobile payments. In Nanjing, many restaurants, convenience stores, tourist attractions, and transportation services support Alipay or WeChat Pay.

Recommended to-dos before you set off:

✅ Download Alipay or WeChat
✅ Sign up using a Malaysian mobile number
✅ Link an international bank card
✅ Passport verification complete
✅ Testing payment functionality
✅ Activate Nanjing Subway/Bus Transit Code

💡 Quick Tip:
For first-time visitors to China, we recommend setting up Alipay first, as the "Transport" and "Transit Code" features are incredibly intuitive and easy to use.

🚇 3. It's much more convenient to stay near a subway station

Nanjing's subway system connects the airport, high-speed railway stations, the city center, historical sites, and shopping districts. If it's your first time visiting Nanjing, we recommend staying within a 5–10 minute walk of a subway station.

Recommended areas to stay:

🏮 Near Confucius Temple / Qinhuai River
🏙️ Near Xinjiekou
🌳 Near Xuanwu Lake/Drum Tower
🚄 Near Nanjing South Railway Station
🚉 Near Nanjing Railway Station
🏛️ Near Dr. Sun Yat-sen's Mausoleum / Ming Palace

💡 Quick Tip:
Xinjiekou is the heart of Nanjing's shopping district with convenient metro transfers, while the Confucius Temple is perfect for travelers who love night views and historic districts.

⏰ 4. Avoid morning and evening rush hours

During morning and evening rush hours in Nanjing, the metro and buses can get quite crowded, especially along commuter routes and at popular transfer stations.

Best to avoid:

🌅 Morning Rush Hour: 7:30 AM–9:30 AM
🌆 Evening Rush Hour: 5:30 PM–7:30 PM

Areas that tend to get crowded include:

🚄 Nanjing South Railway Station
🚉 Nanjing Railway Station
🏙️ Xinjiekou
🏛️ Daxinggong
🏫 Drum Tower
🏮 Near Confucius Temple

🏛️ 5. The best way to explore historical sites is by "Subway + Walking"

Many of Nanjing's popular attractions are tucked away in the old town or deep within scenic areas, where roads can get quite congested, making parking or hailing a taxi a bit of a hassle. We recommend taking the metro to a nearby station and then enjoying a pleasant walk or hopping on a bus to reach your destination.

Popular attractions include:

🏮 Confucius Temple
🌊 Qinhuai River
🏛️ Nanjing Museum
🌳 Dr. Sun Yat-sen's Mausoleum
🏯 Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum
🌉 Xuanwu Lake
🏰 Nanjing City Wall
📚 Librairie Avant-Garde
🕊️ Jiming Temple

💡 Quick Tip:
Attractions like the Nanjing Museum, Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum, and Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum require a significant amount of time to explore, so we recommend not packing too many sights into a single day.

🗺️ 6. Save the address in Chinese beforehand

When taking a taxi, asking for directions, finding your hotel, or visiting attractions in Nanjing, having the address in Chinese is essential. Drivers or staff may not always be familiar with English addresses.

We recommend saving this in advance:

🏨 Hotel Name in Chinese
📍 Hotel Address in Chinese
🚇 Nearest subway station
🏛️ Attraction Name (Chinese)
🍜 Restaurant Name (Chinese)
🚄 High-Speed Railway Station Name in Chinese

💡 Quick Tip:
Take screenshots of your hotel address and attraction names and save them to your phone's photo gallery. This way, you can easily show them to drivers or staff, even if you don't have a stable internet connection.

🚕 7. Taxis are perfect for those short, quick trips

Some attractions in Nanjing are still a bit of a distance from the nearest subway station. If you're traveling with luggage, visiting on a rainy day, or traveling with elderly family members or children, it's best to use a reliable ride-hailing platform.

When it's best to take a taxi:

🧳 Traveling with large luggage
🌧️ Rainy Days
🌙 Night Travel
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family Getaways
📍 The attraction is a bit far from the subway station

💡 Quick Tip:
Popular areas like the Confucius Temple and Xinjiekou can get congested during holidays, so walking or taking the metro for short distances is sometimes faster.

🚄 8. Allow extra time for high-speed rail travel

Nanjing has several major railway stations, including Nanjing South Station and Nanjing Station. Be sure to double-check the station name when booking your tickets!

Popular Train Stations:

🚄 Nanjing South Railway Station: With numerous high-speed rail lines, it connects you to cities like Shanghai, Hangzhou, Suzhou, Beijing, and more.
🚉 Nanjing Railway Station: Located near Xuanwu Lake, offering convenient access to the city center.

💡 Quick Tip:
Nanjing South Railway Station is quite large, so you'll need to allow extra time for entering the station, going through security, and finding your boarding gate. If it's your first time visiting, we recommend heading out a bit earlier!

Summary: Should Malaysian travelers to Nanjing use the Jinling Tong card or the ride code?

For travelers heading to Nanjing from Malaysia, the city's public transport system is incredibly convenient. You can easily get around using a physical Jinling Tong card, or simply tap and go with Alipay, WeChat, or an NFC virtual transit card.

If you're looking for the simplest and most flexible way:
👉 Use Alipay or WeChat transit codes

If you don't want to rely on mobile data:
👉 Consider getting a Jinling Tong physical card or an NFC virtual transit card

If you're planning a longer stay in Nanjing:
👉 Get to know the Jiangsu Transportation One Card (Jinling Tong)

If you're planning a multi-city trip to Shanghai, Suzhou, Nanjing, and Hangzhou:
👉 We recommend prioritizing Alipay/WeChat transit codes + high-speed rail for your travels.

No matter which option you choose, Nanjing's metro and bus systems make it easy to reach popular spots like the Confucius Temple, Qinhuai River, Dr. Sun Yat-sen's Mausoleum, Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum, the Nanjing Museum, Xuanwu Lake, Xinjiekou, and Nanjing South Railway Station.