Nanjing

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Fu Zi Miao

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Usnisa Palace

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Mochou Lake

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Linggu Temple

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Nanjing Museum

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Jiming Temple

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This is a city one could get lost in for days, exploring the old Ming Dynasty walls and wandering through its superb museum. If time permits, you should also take a walk through Linggu Park, home of the Linggu Pagoda and other items of Buddhist interest. Even just a casual walk through the streets-replete with food vendors and baskets of live geese-will help convey the unique flavor of this city.