They planted paulownia trees all over Nanjing, saying, “They are beautiful.”🍂

#OverseasTravel Nanking in November is so beautiful you'll never want to leave. Be sure to save this fall travel guide! Paulownia Avenue is blanketed in golden leaves, and the passing miniature train feels like the ending of a novel. Through the large window of the Sixth Army Museum, you can capture Nanjing's dazzling autumn scenery at a glance. The vibrant maple trees and red bridges of the Nanjing Botanical Gardens complement each other, creating a vibrant atmosphere. A ride on the colorful cable car to Purple Mountain Adventure Park will transport you to an autumn fairytale world. The two letters "Nanking" on Building 18 of the Yeoldong Newspaper Building are a must-see photo opportunity for any visit to Nanjing. The music hall releases a flock of doves into the sky as music plays, truly embodying the romantic atmosphere. Ihwa-ro, with its yellow walls and green trees, is a perfect city stroll, and the sound of the wind crunching through fallen leaves is a unique delight. The ginkgo trees at Xianmu Lake Yangju are magnificent, and the evening sunset is a must-see. Nanjing Normal University's Suwon campus is quiet and serene, with majestic ginkgo trees growing quietly within its walls. Bilu Temple, with its harmonious blend of ginkgo trees and Buddhist statues, is a popular photography destination. The tamarisk and crimson maples of the Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum truly showcase the romanticism of autumn. When photographed by a drone, Meiqing Palace, like a giant golden necklace, exudes both awe and romance. Autumn sightseeing demands a slow pace, so staying nearby and comfortable is key. Whether you're crunching on the fallen leaves on Ihwa-ro in the morning or waiting for the sunset at Xuanwu Lake in the evening, staying nearby is key to saving time!