Niushou Mountain Scenic Area is a shining pearl of Nanjing's cultural tourism, well worth a visit. Its natural scenery and cultural heritage complement each other perfectly. Niushou Mountain, at 242.9 meters above sea level, boasts twin peaks that stand side-by-side like a celestial palace. Its scenery varies with the seasons: cherry blossoms in spring resemble snow, while autumn brings a misty haze, forming the "Niushou Misty Haze," one of the forty-eight scenic spots of ancient Jinling. It is also the birthplace of the Niutou Zen sect, preserving Tang Dynasty cliff carvings, the former fortress of Yue Fei's resistance against the Jin Dynasty, and the tomb of Zheng He, among other historical sites that tell tales of a thousand years of history. The architecture of the scenic area is also breathtaking. The Buddha Palace, built on an abandoned mine pit, blends ecological restoration with architectural art, winning both the Luban Award and the Zhan Tianyou Award. Inside, the Thousand Buddha Hall features a gilded dome that reflects beautifully in a mirror-like pool, exuding solemnity and magnificence. The Buddha Pagoda atop the mountain, designed in the Tang Dynasty style, echoes the Hongjue Temple Pagoda, offering panoramic views of Jinling city from its summit. Furthermore, the scenic area offers a variety of experiential activities. At the "Zen and Tea in Harmony" experience hall, visitors can feel the tea ceremony of the Tang and Song dynasties; at Wuzhen Hall, they can experience intangible cultural heritage handicrafts; and at Rulian Theater, the live-action performance "The Spring and Autumn Annals of Niushou" uses multimedia to tell a thousand-year-old story. The scenic area also thoughtfully offers the "Digital Niushou" mini-program, providing services such as audio guides, and transportation is very convenient. The only drawback is that the scenic area's ticket price is relatively high, and the large crowds during holidays may affect the visitor experience. However, overall, Niushou Mountain Scenic Area combines historical depth, aesthetic value, and modern services, making it a Jiangnan retreat where one can see history, touch the present, and gain insight into the future.