Nanjing | Ji Ming Temple: A Top Spot for Good Fortune

👍🏻Recommended reason: Nanjing is home to a fantastic place for blessings—Ji Ming Temple! Known as the "First Temple of the Southern Dynasties," it is now the most popular temple in Nanjing. Here, you can immerse yourself in the strong atmosphere of blessings, make good wishes for the new year, and get some amazing Year of the Snake cultural and creative products to bring you good luck! 🗺Attraction introduction: Ji Ming Temple has a long history and carries a rich cultural heritage. It is open from 7:00 am to 5:30 pm (last entry is at 5:15 pm), giving you plenty of time to explore and quietly experience the unique charm of this ancient temple. 🚗Attraction transportation: The transportation is very convenient. Take Metro Line 3 to Ji Ming Temple Station, and walk about 500 meters after exiting the station. You won't have to worry about getting lost. 🗺Tour route: Enter from the south gate and visit the cultural and creative store first. There are many exquisite cultural and creative products waiting for you to discover, such as the new Year of the Snake Lucky Beads, which look great stacked and have a good meaning. Then, head to the Pilu Hall, God of Wealth Hall, Medicine Buddha Pagoda, and Guanyin Hall in turn, and finally leave from the north gate. By the way, there are two types of tickets: paper and electronic, with different entrances. It is recommended to buy paper tickets, which are not only more convenient but also allow you to check in at the classic Ji Ming Temple spot for great photos! 🍱Food recommendation: There are no particularly famous foods in the temple, but there are many food stalls and restaurants nearby. After visiting the temple, you can explore and maybe discover some delicious Nanjing specialties. 💰Cost: Tickets are only CNY 10 per person, and you can also get three free incense sticks. It's a great value and an easy way to start your blessing journey. 📌Other tips: Be sure not to take photos of the Buddha statues or take selfies with them; dress and makeup should be appropriate, and avoid wearing revealing clothing; do not step on the threshold when entering the hall, men should step in with their left foot, and women with their right foot; do not wear hats or sunglasses inside the temple.