Nanjing | The stunning route along the Qinhuai River at the Confucius Temple that avoids 99% of the crowd!

Avoiding 99% of the crowd at the Confucius Temple and Qinhuai River, the first impression is usually of a place packed with people, almost too crowded to move. Today, I'll secretly share with you a beautiful route that's less crowded! Only locals know about it! 🏞️ Recommended Stunning Route - Dong Shuiguan Ruins Park: Climb the ancient city wall for free and overlook the Qinhuai River, where you can see the wall holes that were used to hide soldiers. - Wende Bridge: A classic photo spot on the Qinhuai River, often crowded but worth the visit. - Wu Jingzi Memorial Hall: A pavilion built by the water, full of Jiangnan water town scenery. - Ancient Peach Leaf Ferry: A bustling ancient ferry from the Six Dynasties to the Ming and Qing dynasties, where locals walk their birds during the day, full of lively atmosphere. - Dongyuan Bridge: A classic spot for night mooring on the Qinhuai River, where lanterns light up in the evening and boats glide across the water, as if traveling through a thousand years. - Deyue Platform 4th Floor: Overlook the entire night view of the Qinhuai River, less crowded and beautiful, where you can also sit and enjoy a small drink while admiring the river. 🚇 Transportation - Take Exit 3 of Fuzimiao Station on Subway Line 3.