One-day Wuhan Travel Guide

One-day Wuhan Travel Guide First stop East Lake Cherry Garden. In addition to Wuhan University's cherry blossoms, Cherry Garden is the most popular cherry blossom viewing spot in Wuhan. East Lake Cherry Garden covers an area of 260 mu and has more than 10,000 cherry trees. Second stop Gude Temple. Unlike traditional Buddhist temples, it is a Han Chinese Buddhist temple that integrates the three major Buddhist schools: Mahayana, Hinayana, and Tibetan Buddhism. Its architecture draws inspiration from the architecture of the Ananda Temple in India, incorporating European Gothic and ancient Roman designs. The temple was built in the Ming Dynasty, and it was originally the residence of the King of Chu, the son of Zhu Yuanzhang. The temple was named after the Dahuahua Temple built here, and the street is still named after Dahuahua. Today, the layout of Dahuahua was formed after the expansion of Wuchang City in the fourth year of the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty. From the Ming and Qing dynasties to the Republic of China, Dahuahua still retains more than 50 ancient buildings that have been deposited over the years. These centuries-old buildings have become the historical landscape of Dahuahua across the centuries. Third stop Tanhuayuan. It starts from Zhongshan Road in the east and ends at Deshengqiao in the west, with a total length of 1,200 meters. The earliest history of Tanhuayuan can be traced back to the Ming Dynasty. It was originally the residence of the King of Chu, the son of Zhu Yuanzhang. The temple was named after the Dahuahua Temple built here, and the street is still named after Dahuahua. Today, the layout of Dahuahua was formed after the expansion of Wuchang City in the fourth year of the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty. From the Ming and Qing dynasties to the Republic of China, Dahuahua still retains more than 50 ancient buildings that have been deposited over the years. These centuries-old buildings have become the historical landscape of Dahuahua across the centuries. Fourth stop Liangdao Street is located between Simenkou and Pangxiejia on Jiefang Road in Wuchang District and Zhongshan Road. It is an old street area in the city, with many old streets and alleys crisscrossing. It depicts the fireworks of old Wuhan, a bowl of hot dry noodles, a plate of crispy bean skin, and a cage of heavy-oil steamed buns. Fifth stop The best way to enjoy Wuhan at night is to take a cruise along the Yangtze River and admire the city's stunning night view. The main cruise terminals in Wuhan are the Yuehan Terminal in Hankou and the Hongxiang Terminal in Wuchang. The price is 120 yuan per person.