The rosy clouds and the solitary wild duck fly together, the autumn water shares the same color with the vast sky! The Pavilion of Prince Teng in Nanchang

🤙 The Pavilion of Prince Teng is the foremost among the three famous towers in the south of the Yangtze River. It became famous because of the 'Preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng' written by the early Tang Dynasty poet Wang Bo. The phrase 'The rosy clouds and the solitary wild duck fly together, the autumn water shares the same color with the vast sky' has been passed down through the ages, leaving a lasting legacy and making it the first among the three famous towers to gain fame. ❤️ First Impression ❤️ I went there early in the morning when there were not many people, no need to queue, and after buying a through ticket, I entered directly from the south gate. I didn't dare to linger and hurried to climb the tower. I went straight to the top floor and then went down level by level. The best view is on the fifth floor (if I remember correctly) where there is a corridor with beautiful scenery. Although there were no rosy clouds and solitary wild ducks flying together, I saw a white duck by the water. In the tower, everyone can still study some history and culture if they are interested. One of the floors uses 3D projection to show the appearance of the Pavilion of Prince Teng during different dynasties and the historical process of how it was destroyed and rebuilt. ⏰ Opening Hours: 8:00-18:00 for daytime, 18:00-22:00 for nighttime 🎫 Ticket Price: 50 for daytime, 30 for nighttime (without climbing the tower) The performance 'Dream Seeking at the Pavilion of Prince Teng' costs 158 (cheaper with Ctrip discounts) 😇 If you can recite the 'Preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng', you can get free admission 📝 Suggested Visiting Time ✔ Take a ferry at 5-6 pm to watch the sunset over the river. ✔ Watch the 'Dream Seeking at the Pavilion of Prince Teng' performance at 7:30 pm. ✔ At 9 pm, watch the light show on the opposite bank of the river, stroll in the garden and take photos. ✔ (A large historical light show performance, those who like watching performances can experience it). ✔ As one of the three famous towers in the south of the Yangtze River, it is indeed worth a visit. ✔ The Pavilion of Prince Teng is really suitable for visiting at night, and taking photos is very beautiful (remember to bring your photo-savvy sisters). ✔ It's a bit cold at the top of the tower at night, so it's recommended to wear more. ✔ Check the weather before the performance show; we bought tickets in advance, and there was light rain on the day, and although raincoats were provided, it was still a bit cold. ✔ The overall experience is slightly inferior, but it's highly recommended for Hanfu enthusiasts to come here for photoshoots, bring your Hanfu, it's truly amazing.