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Nanjing Cycling: Exploring Luhe's Countryside

EXPLORING THE FRONTIERS OF NANJING 🚲🌼🐓

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EXPLORING THE FRONTIERS OF NANJING 🚲🌼🐓. This was filmed by Katherine's Journey to the East 阳离子东游记. Watch the full journey and explore the filming details and destinations on this page.

Mere minutes from the metro stations in the bustling center of Luhe District, there is a beautiful patchwork of countryside scenery - fields of flowers, huge reservoirs and ponds, crisscrossing canals, tiny country roads lined with beautiful pines, and various interesting little nuggets of Chinese architecture. Join me on another biking adventure and see it for yourself. This folding bike is super durable and perfect for city commutes and long-haul treks alike. Folding bikes can go in car trunks, public transport, and planes, adding tons of flexibility to your journeys.

--- Katherine's Journey to the East 阳离子东游记
April 14, 2021, Spring in China

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Katherine rides her bike through countryside minutes from metro stations in Luhe District, passing fields, reservoirs and traditional buildings. On Tomb Sweeping Day, families visit graves with offerings, flowers and paper money, while nearby markets sell holiday goods. Along the route, she notices well-kept bike paths, signs about horse-drawn carts and tractors, village exercise equipment used to dry clothes, and small house-like cemetery structures. She also encounters a couch and toilet outdoors, goats with their kids, ducks on a windy reservoir, chickens, bees, a bird and a water buffalo. The ride shows rural details within easy reach of the city.

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EXPLORING THE FRONTIERS OF NANJING 🚲🌼🐓

A spring ride outside Luhe

Katherine's Journey to the East follows a bike ride through countryside only minutes from metro stations in Luhe District. She passes fields of flowers, reservoirs and traditional buildings on Tomb Sweeping Day. Families visit ancestors' graves with offerings, flowers and paper money, and nearby markets sell holiday goods. The cemeteries look more like small villages than the eerie burial grounds Katherine associates with the United States, with small house-like structures among the graves.

The route includes carefully maintained cycle paths and signs warning about horse-drawn carts and tractors on the highway. In village spaces, exercise equipment is being used to dry clothes, while parks are kept in good condition. Katherine finds an abandoned couch and toilet outdoors, then sees goats in a pen while their kids move freely outside it. A gazebo beside the water looks like a place where people might sit for chess and tea. At a windy reservoir, ducks seem to surf across the water; nearby chickens enjoy what she jokes is top 0.1 percent luxury.

Wildlife and daily life along the route

Katherine notices a farmer's clothing and compares it with work clothes she knows in the West. She also comments that people around her seem less alarmed by bees than people she knows in the West, while the countryside still calls for caution around wildlife. A bird and a water buffalo provide another close encounter. These are observations from the ride rather than a guide to animal handling or a claim about everyone in China.

The day brings together spring scenery, holiday customs, village details and animals within a short trip from the urban center. The route offers a view of everyday life beside the city's metro access: maintained paths run past fields and reservoirs, markets appear around Tomb Sweeping Day, and shared spaces serve practical uses as well as recreation. After the countryside loop, Katherine returns to the city and says she plans to explore more in the coming months.

FAQs (From the traveler's perspective)

Q: What is Tomb Sweeping Day?
A: It is a holiday when families visit their ancestors' graves, leave offerings and flowers, and burn paper money in the hope their ancestors will be wealthy in the afterlife.
Q: What was the most surprising thing on Katherine's bike ride?
A: The $1 haircut was unexpected, as was finding that she did not need a ticket to enter the Zhu-long cave. Both details stood out during the ride.
Q: What did Katherine notice along the countryside route?
A: The ride passed fields, reservoirs and village spaces near Luhe, with Tomb Sweeping Day markets, goats, ducks, chickens, a bird and a water buffalo.

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Nanjing Cycling: Exploring Luhe's Countryside

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Nanjing Countryside Bike Trip: Tomb Sweeping Day & Unexpected Discoveries

Katherine's cycling adventure in Nanjing's Luhe District unveils hidden countryside gems. Imagine vibrant flower fields, serene reservoirs, charming canals, and picturesque roads lined with pines. This easily accessible area, just minutes from the city's metro, offers a unique blend of urban convenience and rural tranquility. Katherine's journey showcases the beauty and diversity of Nanjing's landscape, perfect for a memorable bike trip.

Attractions in this video: Nanjing Countryside