All buses in Nanjing are sold without tickets, and the one-way fare for ordinary cars is 1 yuan, and the air-conditioned car is in 2 yuan. See the list of major tourist bus routes in Nanjing for detailed routes.
Nanjing bus numbering rule: 1- 159 is the urban line; 30 1-3 18 is an urban branch line, using minibuses; 80 1-820 is the snack line in the urban area; The word "tour" begins with the city tourist line; 60 1-63 1 is the bus line in Pukou District and Liuhe District; The district word starts with the bus line in Jiangning District, and the night word starts with the bus line at midnight in Jiangning District. The text line is a suburban line connecting the urban area and the suburbs.
Taxi:
The main models are Jetta, Santana, Fukang and 8 yuan /3km. More than 3 kilometers, the unit price per kilometer is 2.4 yuan and 2.7 yuan at night. However, the waiting time for taxis in Nanjing is free, and it is calculated purely by mileage.
There are many car rental companies in Nanjing, and the prices are different according to different models. For example, the largest car rental company in North China: Pu Sang Car 220 yuan/Japan; Hausang car 260 yuan/day, with a daily basic mileage of 300 kilometers.
Subway:
Since September, 2005, Nanjing has opened a new subway line. The first train from Monday to Thursday is at 6: 30, the last train is at 22: 00, and the last train from Maigao Bridge to Xiaoxing Section is at 22: 30 from Friday to Sunday, and the small train to the Olympic Sports Section is still at 22: 00. Interval 10 minute, fare from 2 yuan to 4 yuan. Among them, subway 1 line passes through the following stations from north to south: Maigao Bridge, Hongshan Zoo, Nanjing Railway Station, Xinmao Road, Xuanwu Gate, Drum Tower, Zhujiang Road, Xinjiekou, Zhang Fuyuan, Sanshan Street, Zhonghua Gate, Andemen, Xiaoxing, Zhongsheng, Tong Yuan and Olympic Sports Center.
The stone carving of a small tomb is located in Ganjiaxiang Primary School in the northeast suburb of Nanjing, which is the most abundant and complete stone carving in the Southern Dynasties. There are Xie II, I, Chu I, Shibei III and Beizuo II. Second, the evil spirits are opposite, and the distance is 18 meters. The east ward off evil spirits completely, while the west ward off evil spirits slightly. They all have huge bodies, covered with carved hair and decorative patterns. There are three tombstones, two standing and one upside down. This inscription, written by Bei Yiyuan, a calligrapher in the Southern Dynasties, is of great value to the study of calligraphy history.