Banyan Tree Nanjing Garden Expo is the first Banyan Tree hotel in Tangshan of Jiangsu province, China. The spa resort is located in Nanjing, a historic capital of six dynasties spanning over 2,500 years, and built in a mine valley that's discreetly tucked away beneath a cascading cliff-top waterfall that blends harmoniously into the picturesque landscape. Renowned for its hot springs, the resort offers a touch of natural luxury to the guest experience.
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With 115 rooms featuring scenic valley and cliff views, each with a private hot spring pool, guests can unwind in therapeutic thermal waters. The resort also offers an indoor swimming pool with panoramic views of nature and an award-winning Banyan Tree Spa for rejuvenation. Three dining venues serve fresh, locally-sourced organic food, reflecting the region's flavours, while modern meeting facilities cater to business travellers.
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The room is 60 sqm in size with a king-size bed or twin beds. Walking up to the scenic balcony, guests will see a garden sitting against the backdrop of distant cliffs in a stunning spatial contrast. A hot spring pool along with a soft-cushioned sofa on the balcony allows guests to indulge in private comfort as part of their fun-filled resort journey through the secret land of the mine valley.
This upper-level room presents to guests a broad and fantastic view composed of a botanical rooftop garden nearby and craggy cliffs in the distance. It comes with a kingsize bed or twin bed. Lounge on the balcony sofa and chat casually over a cup of tea, or bathe in the private hot spring tub for a funfilled stay.
The grand room is 90 m2 in size with a spectacular view of cliff walls. Art pieces in the comfortable room were carefully picked to reflect the main theme of the Resort, giving the vibrant space a touch of gentleness and warmth. The room design with its decorations connects with the outside landscape in a subtle way like components of one artwork. Relax your tired body in the hot spring tub, expand your lungs to absorb the fresh mountain air, and enter the intimate moment in a haven tucked away from the hectic urban life.
Located in southeastern Nanjing City, Jiangsu Province, the Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum borders the Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum to the west and the Linggu Temple to the east. Its construction began in January 1926, and it was officially dedicated on June 1st, 1929. In 1961, it was designated as a National Key Cultural Relics Protection Unit.
The Confucius Temple in Nanjing is located on Gongyuan Street, on the north bank of the Qinhuai River inside the Zhonghua Gate. It is a site dedicated to the worship and commemoration of Confucius.
Nanjing Museum, covering an area of 70,000 square meters, is located at the southern foot of the beautiful Purple Gold Mountain. To its east is Zhongshan Gate, while to its west lie the remains of the imperial palace of the early Ming Dynasty. As China's first comprehensive state museum, it holds great historical and cultural significance.
Jiangsu Garden Expo Park is renowned for its distinctive features: the finest Jiangsu-style gardening, a commitment to sustainable green development, and dynamic optical and intelligent projects. The park boasts four exquisite flower valleys—Cliffside Flower Valley, Time Art Valley, Valley of Jiangsu Charm, and Yunchi Dream Valley—alongside comprehensive amenities.
