[2025 Wuhan Attraction] Travel Guide for Tan Hualin (Updated Apr)

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Hualin, Wuhan County, is one of the most artistic neighborhoods in Wuhan and is known as the "concentrated Wuhan romance." This place is niche and full of creativity. The streets and alleys are full of unique graffiti walls, unique shops, and cafes. Every shot you take will be a blockbuster! As you stroll through the city, you can admire the hand-painted walls created by local artists, visit the retro bookstores hidden in the corners, or order a cup of hand-brewed coffee in a specialty cafe and quietly feel the warmth of this city. 🌿☕ If you like literary atmosphere, creative design and slow-paced life, this place is definitely worth a visit! Whether it's a date with a couple, a gathering with friends, or a walk alone, you can find your own romantic moment in this street. 💛

"The aroma of hot dry noodles mingles with the river breeze, cherry blossoms frame old Republican buildings, this is the duality of Wuhan!" 🎒 Essential Packing List ▫️ Lifesavers: Power bank (for countless photos), comfy shoes (20,000 steps/day warning), umbrella (sun and sudden downpours) ▫️ Photo Must-Haves: Neo-Chinese style shirt (for scholarly vibes at Tanhualin), telephoto lens (avoid crowds at Yellow Crane Tower) ▫️ Health Essentials: Digestive aids (carb overload warning), peppermint inhaler (ferry survival tip) 📸 Best Photo Spots 1️⃣ Yellow Crane Tower: Deshengqiao Alley (capture the clash of old and new) 2️⃣ Gude Temple: Left archway of Guanyin Hall (snap pigeons in flight) 3️⃣ East Lake: Helium Balloon Lawn (lie down for sky mirror shots) 4️⃣ Yangtze River Bridge: Zhonghua Road Pier Steps (frame Parrot Island Bridge and Guishan TV Tower) 🍜 Breakfast Lingo Guide ▫️ Hot Dry Noodles: "Less sauce, more chili" ▫️ Doupi: "Extra crispy" ▫️ Hútāngfěn (Thick Soup Noodles): Must add "crispy youtiao" (fried dough sticks) 🔥 Local-Approved Eateries: ▪️ Liangdao Street: Jiayang Zhao Shifu (fried cake with shaomai), Qin Feishu Guilin Rice Noodles ▪️ Dacheng Road: Xiao Qiu Dumplings (fresh fish Hútāngfěn with youtiao) ▪️ Shanhaiguan Road: Wangji Fresh Fish Hútāngfěn (add spicy radish) 🚢 Local Tips ⚠️ Use Alipay's bus code for the ferry (RMB 10 after 8pm for the light show route) ⚠️ Book Provincial Museum tickets 3 days in advance! The RMB 50 bianzhong (chime bells) performance is worth it ⚠️ Skip expensive e-bikes at East Lake! Shared bikes offer more freedom ⚠️ Avoid the "steaming ice cream" on Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street!

Come to Wuhan during the holidays! A must-see tour guide for Wuchang I have compiled 3 classic travel routes for my friends who stay up late Covers all classic attractions and hidden gems in Wuchang Yangtze River Bridge, Yellow Crane Tower, East Lake, Lingbo Gate, Tanhualin... I have walked every route myself. I hope it will be useful to all the sisters who go there! ! 🔥Classic route to Yellow Crane Tower: Simenkou Yellow Crane Tower Station Exit C (red wall, subway entrance, subway station exit) ➡ Desheng Bridge No. 20 (same as Zhu Yilong) ➡ Peng Liuyang Subway Exit C (pink house, zebra crossing) ➡ Yellow Crane Tower South Road ➠ Yangtze River Bridge ➠ Yellow Crane Corridor (Giant Yellow Crane Tower) 🏫Humanistic, dining and leisure routes: Yangtze River Bridge ➠ Hubu Lane ➠ Liangdao Street ➠ Tanhualin ➠ Wuhan University ➠ Lingbo Gate ➠ Fengyeyuan Road ➠ Fengdu Mountain (hiking, cycling) 🎈Beautiful natural must-visit route: East Lake Greenway (cycling) ➠ East Lake Eye ➠ Moshan (hiking) ➠ helium balloon ➠ East Lake Beach ➠ Lake Light Pavilion (watch the sunset) 🍜 Food: When in Wuchang, you must go to Liangdao Street, where there are so many delicious snacks, such as Master Zhao’s hot dry noodles and the fried dough sticky dumplings. The dumplings are very sticky and the fried dough sticks are very crispy, which is very distinctive. Such as Dalian grilled fresh squid, Dengji pot cake, and Uncle Tan’s Guilin rice noodles. You can also buy Smurfs for midnight snacks, and the mung bean porridge with braised dishes at home is really delicious! 🏨Accommodation: When traveling to Wuhan, you must book a hotel in advance. Recently, I have been attracted by the very popular Anmi Hotel, which is right next to the Yangtze River Bridge. It is very convenient to go to the Yellow Crane Tower and Tanhualin scenic spots via the subway. I love the design of this hotel, the aesthetics are online, and the service is super nice. There are also restaurants and bars in the evening. You can rest and eat here when you are tired. It is very pleasant to walk along the river!

Welcome to Wuhan, a beautiful city with tons of lovely walking streets! Tanhualin is my favorite walking street in Wuhan. Attractions- Enjoy a lovely stroll and take some nice photos. There are some cool little shops selling clothes and souvenirs. There are also plenty of street food stalls. I’m a coffee lover, so I was pleasantly surprised to see so many coffee shops! Have fun! #wuhan #china #solotravels #foodie

Wuchang is getting better and better, with skyscrapers everywhere. SKP and MixC have also opened in Wuchang. I found a centrally located hotel, and the check-in experience was truly excellent👍 The room was very new, with a large floor-to-ceiling mirror, a projector, and a river view. Each room has a unique name. I stayed in the Light Luxury Executive Room, which had a desk, a single lounge chair, and a direct view of the river. It's usually hard to find a room during holidays and especially the May Day holiday (advance booking is recommended). Don't miss the evening light show, a unique romance for Wuhan residents. At night, the lights on both sides of the river illuminate the city, making it look like a giant Lalaland! Take a photo with the romantic river view! Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street Tanhualin Liangdao Street Hubu Alley Wuchang River Beach Ferry Terminal Yellow Crane Tower

Ahhh, the cherry blossom season is coming soon. Where are my sisters who love barbecue and hotpot? 🙋🙋 As a local of Wuhan, I recommend everyone to try this self-service barbecue skewers restaurant, which is located in Tanhualin! After enjoying the cherry blossoms, you can go straight to his house.

Recently during cherry blossom season, I took my family to visit Tanhua Lane and discovered a nice beef hotpot restaurant nearby. Right at the entrance, you can see fresh beef being sliced at the open counter, which looks fresh and gives peace of mind 👍 The restaurant has a cozy and quiet ambiance, perfect for enjoying a delicious hotpot meal～ Happy ✌ The restaurant serves daily fresh beef from free-range mountain cattle, delivered directly to the store. The taste and quality are excellent, and freshness is guaranteed❗️ We ordered hanging tender, fatty flank, fresh beef, and spoon handle cut - all only need 8 seconds to cook～ The meat is tender and juicy, and when dipped in the sauce, it's absolutely delicious 😋 The soup base is great too～ It's a beef bone broth simmered for 4 hours, maintaining its original flavor. Good broth makes good meat - it's so delicious we couldn't stop ordering plate after plate of beef, totally satisfying～ The drinks are also nice, freshly squeezed without artificial sweeteners or additives, making them quite healthy 👍 I particularly like the Grapefruit Fullness 🍹, which is sweet and sour, refreshing and helps cut through the richness. The 🌸 cherry blossom rice cake and barley red bean cake are also really tasty 💕

Come to Tanhualin and Hubu Lane to enjoy the cherry blossoms. This restaurant can be included in the food list. It is close to the subway and the environment is pretty good. If you take your npy to eat, you must order this beef rose 🌹 Even eating can be a little romantic The color and taste of the meat are very good, and the taste is very fresh Dragon and three-flowered toe are the standard of hot pot Anji Big Beef Blind, a large plate 🐂 with four kinds of meat, all of which are its signature 👍 White chest oil is not fat It tastes a bit crunchy and has a rich milky flavor. The combination of fresh tripe and fresh goods, no special attention to the cooking time, the taste is still crispy Pumpkin in the fresh vegetable platter 🎃 and golden ear in the mushroom platter 🍄 I especially love these two 🥺 Very fresh! Like freshly picked from the ground

"When the social media is flooded with photos of cherry blossoms in Wuhan University and rapeseed flowers in Wuyuan, the real spring has already hidden in these uninhabited corners..." As a "delicate little cotton jacket" who has visited more than 50 niche destinations, I secretly compiled this list of spring secrets that "avoid 99% of tourists"! Every place is so beautiful that makes me want to pack up and leave overnight. After reading this article, you may never find a more touching travel guide! 🌟 01 Luoping | Guilin Fantasy Land under the Golden Ocean Must-see: Aerial photography of the morning mist at the "Floating Flower Field" on the Duoyi River (renting a drone = unlocking a God's perspective) Exclusive: Flower viewing on the terrace of Jinji Peak Cliff Hotel (staying overnight in the sea of ​​flowers = contracting the entire golden sea) Transportation: Take a train from Kunming for 2 hours → Luoping Station → take a taxi for 25 yuan to the scenic spot Budget: Tickets 60 + car rental 300 + homestay 200 = 560 yuan/person 🚫 Avoid the pitfall: Most of the flowers will wither after March 10th! The scenic area bus will take you to the "fake flower sea"!   🌟 02 Wuhan | The code of the Republic of China hidden in the cherry blossom rain Anti-routine: Wuchang Ancient City Wall shoots "Falling Cherry Blossoms and Ancient Fortress" blockbuster (better than Wuchang University!) Hidden menu: Take photos of Hanfu at the "Internet celebrity wall" on Lihuangpi Road → Eat "Three Fresh Bean Curd" in Hubu Lane → Watch the sunset on the Yangtze River Ferry Transportation: Subway Line 5 goes directly to Yellow Crane Tower → Walk for 15 minutes to the ancient city wall Must-eats: Cailinji hot dry noodles + Laotongcheng bean curd + Sijimei soup dumplings (three-piece breakfast set for Wuhan people in spring) 💥 Fun Fact: The first cherry blossoms at Tanhualin will bloom on March 28, a week earlier than at Wuhan University!   🌟 03 Yangzhou | Fireworks in March: the real "slow life" Subvert your perception: Dongguan Street morning tea "Boiled dried bean curd with jade siu mai" = a spring taste attack Private route: Geyuan Garden → Heyuan Garden → Yechun Tea House (avoid the crowds at Slender West Lake) Experience list: Guqin experience class (39 yuan/hour) + Yangzhou lacquerware handmade (suitable for gifts) Transportation: Nanjing Lukou Airport → Yangtai Airport → take a taxi for 25 yuan to Dongguan Street ⚠️ Warning: The "Five Pavilion Bridge" of Slender West Lake is full of tourists after 4pm! Morning photography is king!   🌟 04 Yuanyang | Magical moments of the Hani Sky Mirror Exclusive perspective: Tips for shooting the "Morning Mist Terraces" in Duoyishu Scenic Area (reserve a spot 1 hour before sunrise!) Advanced gameplay: Azheke Village Chief’s Family Banquet (bamboo rice + banana chicken, 50 yuan per person, full) Transportation: Kunming → Mile → Yuanyang (it is recommended to charter a car, as carpooling may cause you to miss the flowering period) Accommodation: B&B in Duoyishu Scenic Area (you can see the terraced fields when you open the window, but the soundproofing is poor!) 📸 The most popular photos: Bada Rice Terraces "Sunset Golden Mountain" + Mengla Countryside "Colorful Rice Terraces"   🌟 05 Yili | Vertical spring of apricot blossoms on the cliff Shocking scene: Turga Mountain "Thousands of trees in apricot blossom rain" (drone perspective looks like spilled pink paint) Self-driving route: Urumqi → Yining → Nalati → Kurdening (6 hours in total, with endless beautiful scenery) Must experience: Drink milk tea in Kazanqi Folk Village + Uyghur uncle teaches you to dance "Maixilaifu" ⚠️ Key point: Apricot blossoms will wither after April 10! Buy air tickets now and get special discounts! Outfit suggestion: White long skirt + straw hat + red shawl (makes you look glowing in the photo!)   🌟 06 Jinchuan | A white fairy tale in the hometown of Sydney Unpopular hit: Aerial photography of "Ten Thousand Pear Blossoms" in Shaba Township (more ethereal than Jiuzhaigou!) In-depth experience: Learn to make butter tea in a Tibetan village (free! But you have to drink three bowls to graduate) Transportation: Chengdu→Ya'an→Jinchuan (it is recommended to charter a car as there are many mountainous roads and sharp bends) Gourmet Easter Egg: Jinchuan Snow Pear Cream (moisturizes the lungs and relieves coughs! 15 yuan/bottle in pharmacies) 💡 Hidden camera: Jinchuan Old Street "Prayer Wheel" Square (the golden light beams at dusk are beautiful)   🌟 07 Wuyuan | The ultimate formula for flooding your friend circle Huangling secrets: Tianjie Ancient Alley "Autumn Sunning" scene (light is the softest before 7 am) Avoidance Guide: Likeng Scenic Area is too commercialized! It is recommended to go to "Xitou Town" to take pictures of the original ecological rapeseed flowers Accommodation tips: Choose an oil painting-themed homestay (the owner will teach you how to mix oil paints and provide Hanfu) Transportation: Wuyuan Station → carpool to Huangling (25 yuan/person, the driver also serves as a photographer!) 🍜 Must-eat: Red carp in a purse (cooked on a clay stove, 80 yuan per person for a full meal)   🌟 08 Luoyang | The feast of the thousand-year-old peony Night tour magic operation: April 8 "True National Color" night tour project (light show + holographic peony = travel through the Tang Dynasty) Hidden way to play: Enjoy the peonies at the Xiangshan Temple in Longmen Grottoes (less people + free!) Food crit: Water feast "Peony Bird's Nest" (shredded radish carved with peony, the soup is so delicious that you'll want to lick the spoon!) Transportation: Luoyang Longmen Station → take a taxi for 15 yuan to Xiangshan Temple 💥 Ticket purchase reminder: Luoyang Metro's "Peony Culture Train" will open on April 1st!   🌟 09 Xishuangbanna | Dai ethnic group carnival before the Water Splashing Festival Time code: Songkran Festival begins on April 12! You can go to the "Preview Party" now Exclusive experience: Manting Park "Elephant Parade" (take photos with elephants + feed bananas) Fashion Easter egg: Dai clothing rental (29 yuan including makeup! But don’t wear bright yellow!) Transportation: Kunming → Jinghong (1 hour by plane / 3.5 hours by high-speed rail) Must-eat: Grilled fish with lemongrass + Pao Lu Da (spicy and sour, a great way to cool down!)   🌟 10 Kasumigaura | A private beach for light chasers Photography Bible: Beiqi Tidal Flats "Nori Work" (arrive at the fishermen's house 2 hours before sunrise) Movie-making location: Dongbi Village "Cliff Seaview Highway" (rent an electric car and race along the coast!) Accommodation Easter egg: Xiaohao Village "Sea View B&B" (open the window to the beach, but the soundproofing is poor) Transportation: Fuzhou → Xiapu (1.5 hours by train, 30 yuan by taxi from Xiapu Station to the scenic spot) 📸 Essential equipment: Tripod + ND filter (essential for long exposure photos of fishermen at work)

The Yellow Crane Tower, a timeless landmark standing on the banks of the Yangtze River, embodies Wuhan's millennium-old history and culture, attracting countless visitors with its unique charm. This comprehensive guide will help you explore the Yellow Crane Tower in depth. 🌟Basic Information • Address: No. 1, Snake Hill West Slope, Wuchang District, Wuhan City • Historical Significance: As one of the Three Famous Towers south of the Yangtze River, it stands alongside the Tengwang Pavilion and Yueyang Tower. Originally built during the Three Kingdoms period, the Yellow Crane Tower has undergone many changes throughout history. The current structure was rebuilt in 1985, yet it retains its majestic and ancient charm, earning it the title of "the Number One Tower under Heaven." • Cultural Significance: Cui Hao's poem "Yellow Crane Tower" brought it widespread fame, and numerous poems, such as Li Bai's "Playing the Jade Flute in the Yellow Crane Tower," have enriched its cultural heritage, making it a source of inspiration for writers and poets. 📅Opening Hours & Tickets • Opening Hours: ◦ Peak Season (Apr–Oct): 8am–6pm. Longer daylight hours give you ample time to explore every corner of the Yellow Crane Tower. ◦ Off-Season (Nov–Mar): 8am–5pm. The Yellow Crane Tower in winter, bathed in the glow of the setting sun, exudes a unique tranquil beauty. • Tickets: ◦ Adult: 70 CNY, your key to a journey through a thousand years. ◦ Student/Senior: Half-price discount, making the charm of the Yellow Crane Tower accessible to visitors of all ages. ◦ Free Admission: Seniors over 65 and children under 1.2m. Respect for the elderly and care for the young reflect our humanistic values. ◦ Ticket Purchase Tip: It is recommended to purchase tickets in advance on the official platform, especially during holidays. Remember to book in advance to avoid delays. 🚆Transportation • Subway: ◦ Take Line 5 to Simenkou Yellow Crane Tower Station (Exit C). This not only takes you directly to the scenic spot but also offers a chance to encounter the popular red wall photo spot, perfect for capturing stunning pictures. ◦ Take Line 4 to Shouyilu Station and walk for 15 mins. Enjoy the urban atmosphere of Wuhan during your stroll. • Bus: Take bus No. 10, 61, 401, etc., and get off at Yellow Crane Tower Station or Wuluo Road Yuemachang Station. The scenery along the bus route is also part of the journey. • Car: If driving, navigate to "Yellow Crane Tower Parking Lot." However, parking spaces are limited. Public transportation is recommended for a more convenient trip. 🏞️Recommended Tour Route 1. Main Tower Visit (1 hr): Ascend the five-story main tower, each level a treasure trove of history and culture, showcasing different themes, from historical evolution to poetry and prose, and architectural art. Standing on the top floor, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Wuhan, with the Yangtze River Bridge and Guishan TV Tower in the same frame. The river breeze caresses your face, as if transporting you back to ancient times. 2. Stroll through the Park (1 hr): In addition to the main tower, don't miss the cultural attractions within the park, such as the Stele Gallery, Baiyun Pavilion, and Yue Fei Square. Admire the calligraphy of ancient writers and poets in the Stele Gallery, experience the tranquility of Taoist culture at Baiyun Pavilion, and pay tribute to the heroic spirit at Yue Fei Square. 3. Explore Nearby Attractions (Half-day trip): Start from the Yellow Crane Tower and embark on a wonderful half-day trip. A 10-min walk takes you to the Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge, where you can experience the grandeur of "A bridge flies north and south, turning a natural moat into a thoroughfare." Then, head to Hubu Alley for a hearty lunch. Afterward, stroll through Tanhualin, a literary and artistic district, and discover romance and leisure. Finally, visit the Wuchang Uprising Memorial Hall (Red Building of the 1911 Revolution) to relive the magnificent history. 📸Photo Spots • Simenkou Overpass: An excellent shooting spot where you can take impressive photos of the Yellow Crane Tower with trains in the background. The location is near Exit C of the subway station. • Yangtze River Bridgehead: Capture the main tower and the bridge panorama in one shot, preserving Wuhan's iconic landscape. • Night Light Show: 7pm–10pm (subject to seasonal adjustments). As night falls and the lights come on, the Yellow Crane Tower is enveloped in brilliant illumination, revealing a captivating charm distinct from its daytime appearance. 🍜Nearby Food • Hubu Alley (5-min walk): A food paradise. Must-tries include Cai Lin Ji Hot Dry Noodles for an authentic Wuhan flavor; Lao Tong Cheng Bean Curd Skin, a bite of pure satisfaction; Xu Sao Thick Soup Noodles, savory and unforgettable; and Four Seasons Beautiful Soup Dumplings, with thin skin, generous filling, and rich soup. • Dacheng Road (Local Recommendation): Discover hidden local delicacies. Xiao Qiu Dumplings, smooth and flavorful; Fang Fang Beef Offal, tender and rich. • Wuchang Fish: To savor authentic Wuchang fish, restaurants near the scenic spot, such as "Lao Zhai Ou Xiang" or "Grand Hotel," are excellent choices. The tender fish will immerse your taste buds in a culinary feast of the river city. 💡Useful Tips • Avoid Crowds: Weekday mornings or 1 hr before closing time are ideal for a more leisurely visit and enjoying the tranquility of the Yellow Crane Tower. • Combo Ticket Discount: Purchase a combo ticket for the Yellow Crane Tower + Yangtze River Night Cruise for approx. 120 CNY, offering excellent value for money and two experiences in one trip. • Tips for Traveling with Children: The park has steep slopes, so bring a lightweight stroller for your baby's convenience. There is a cultural and creative store in Baiyun Pavilion. Don't forget to take your child to get a stamp as a unique souvenir. • Seasonal Recommendations: Spring and autumn are the best seasons to visit the Yellow Crane Tower, with pleasant weather. During the cherry blossom season in March, you can combine your visit with a trip to East Lake to enjoy the romantic sea of flowers. Winter offers fewer crowds, and if you encounter snow, the Yellow Crane Tower, covered in silver, resembles a fairyland. 🏨Accommodation Recommendations • High-end: Wuchang Hongshan Hotel, near the Yellow Crane Tower. This established five-star hotel provides a high-quality accommodation experience. • Budget-friendly: Tanhualin Youth Hostel or guesthouses around Hubu Alley. Prices are around 100 CNY, offering affordability and convenient access to food and transportation. The Yellow Crane Tower is more than just a building; it's a living history book. As you ascend the tower and recite the line "The man of old has ridden the yellow crane and gone away," you can truly feel the echoes of history. May your journey to the Yellow Crane Tower be filled with unforgettable memories! 🚢

The short holiday is coming! Do you want to savor the delicious hot dry noodles in Wuhan, take a Yangtze River cruise to experience the cultural charm of the Three Gorges, and then try the popular "train-eating" photo at Liziba Light Rail Station in Chongqing? This guide will take you on a unique journey through these three destinations. Let's take a look! . 🛤️Route Recommendations DAY 1: Arrive at Wuhan Tianhe Airport/Railway Station. Enjoy our 24-hour private transfer service and check in to a 5-star hotel in the city center. Deposit-free check-in is available for your convenience. In the evening, explore local Jingchu cuisine and taste authentic dishes such as Wuchang fish, Zhou Hei Ya duck, and crayfish. DAY 2: Visit East Lake Cherry Blossom Garden to admire the beautiful cherry blossoms in full bloom🌸. Go to Tanhualin to experience the artistic atmosphere, stroll along Hubu Alley to taste authentic snacks, and then go to Wuchang River Beach to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Yangtze River. Climb the Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge for a panoramic view of the city, and finally ascend the Yellow Crane Tower to appreciate the charm of this ancient building. DAY 3: Embark on a Three Gorges cruise. Visit the Three Gorges Family to experience local customs, visit the Three Gorges Dam Tourist Area and the Cofferdam Memorial Park to marvel at the magnificent human engineering, and finally take the Three Gorges Ship Lift to experience the wonder of rising and falling with the water level. DAY 4: Explore Wu Gorge and discover the mysterious legend of the Goddess Peak. Admire the magnificent scenery of the Twelve Peaks of Wushan in Chongqing, visit Shennv Stream to experience the tranquility of the stream, and then go to Qutang Gorge to appreciate the steepness of the gorge. Finally, visit the Baidi City - Qutang Gorge Scenic Area to savor its rich history and culture. DAY 5: Visit the Fengdu Ghost City Scenic Area to experience the mysterious ghost city culture and embark on a unique adventure. DAY 6: Take the Yangtze River Cableway for a bird's-eye view of the magnificent scenery of Chongqing. Go to Liziba Light Rail Station and try the creative "train-eating" pose for a magical photo. Then visit the People's Great Hall, Zhazidong, Ciqikou Ancient Town, and the Eighteen Steps Traditional Style Area to experience the unique charm and historical and cultural heritage of the mountain city. . Must-See Attractions: 🏯Yellow Crane Tower: A famous tower in the south of the Yangtze River, with seventy-two large pillars rising from the ground. Climb the tower for a panoramic view. 🚠Yangtze River Cableway: Overlook the opposite bank of the Yangtze River from the air and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the mountain city from a unique perspective. 🌸East Lake Cherry Blossom Garden: When tens of thousands of cherry blossoms are in full bloom, it's like being in a Japanese garden. It's a great place to enjoy cherry blossoms. 🚆Liziba Light Rail Station: A popular light rail station in Chongqing, where the train passes through a building. It's magical and stunning. The new "train-eating" photo pose is trending on social media. Come and check in to impress your friends! . 👜 Travel Preparations: 👚 Clothing: Mainly spring and autumn clothes, with a light jacket for the temperature difference between morning and evening. Sports shoes are essential for comfortable walking. 🎒 Personal belongings: Mobile phone, power bank, charger, to stay connected and fully charged. Don't forget sunscreen and a sun hat, as the March sun can be strong. 📇 Documents and other items: Bring your ID card, passport, and other documents. Also prepare some common medicines and mosquito repellent just in case. Travel with peace of mind! . Enjoy your trip through Wuhan, Yichang, and Chongqing, with beautiful scenery and delicious food all the way. I hope this guide is helpful. Remember to like and save it! 😉

It's hard to believe if you haven't tried their hotpot yet. Super authentic Chaoshan beef hotpot🍲, in Tanhualin, direct access by subway The soup base is a clear soup made from genuine beef bones, and it makes everything you eat delicious! After the hot pot, you can even drink up two bowls of soup♨️! Freshly cut beef 🥩 is also arranged into the shape of a rose. Who is it trying to kill? Just rinse until it changes color slightly and you can eat it💯 The dragon is also fresh and visible to the naked eye. Dip it in the sauce for more than ten seconds. The aftertaste still has a light milky aroma, it’s so satisfying after one bite 😋! There are also beautiful cherry blossom cakes. Order one after enjoying the cherry blossoms. Looks good and tastes good, keep spring in your stomach~

The short holiday is coming! Sisters who want to visit Wuhan, look here! A four-day tour of Wuhan, a super practical guide, will take you to explore the River City without any regrets! -------- 🎉Suggested Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in the River City Upon arrival in Wuhan, after settling into your hotel, you can stroll around the neighborhood and experience the charm of this city. Day 2: Hubei Provincial Museum -> East Lake -> Wuhan University -> Yellow Crane Tower -> Hubu Alley Travel through the long river of history and visit the Hubei Provincial Museum, appreciate the beautiful scenery of East Lake, stroll through the campus of Wuhan University, climb the Yellow Crane Tower for a panoramic view, and finally savor the authentic snacks of Hubu Alley. What a fulfilling day! Day 3: Gude Temple -> Baghdadi Jewish House -> Luoyu Road Optics Valley Square -> Tanhualin Experience tranquility at Gude Temple, visit the historical Baghdadi Jewish House, head to Luoyu Road Optics Valley Square to experience the bustling city, and enjoy a peaceful evening at Tanhualin. Day 4: Wuhan - Departure City End your pleasant Wuhan trip, filled with wonderful memories, and embark on your journey back to your warm home.🏠 -------- Must-Visit Attractions: Yellow Crane Tower ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: No. 1, Snake Hill West Slope, Wuchang District, Wuhan City Opening Hours: Monday 8:30 am–6:00 pm; Tuesday–Sunday 8:30 am–6:00 pm, 7:30 pm–10:00 pm Duration: 2–4 hrs A famous tower south of the Yangtze River, with seventy-two large pillars rising from the ground, the scenery is definitely magnificent! Hubei Provincial Museum ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: No. 160 Donghu Road, Wuchang District, Wuhan City Opening Hours: Tuesday–Sunday 9:00 am–5:00 pm; Closed on Mondays Duration: 3–4 hrs Want to learn more about ancient Chu culture and Yangtze River civilization? This is the place to be! East Lake ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: No. 16 Yanhu Avenue, Wuchang District, Wuhan City, Hubei Province Opening Hours: Open all day Duration: 1 day Get up close and personal with the lakeside wetlands and birds, and experience the beauty of nature. Wuhan University ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: No. 299 Bayi Road, Wuchang District, Wuhan City, Hubei Province Opening Hours: Saturday–Sunday 8:30 am–5:30 pm; Monday–Friday not open to the public during school teaching hours Duration: 1–3 hrs Enjoy cherry blossoms, admire old buildings, and experience the blend of academics and history. Hubu Alley ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Wuchang District, Wuhan City, Hubei Province Opening Hours: Open all day Duration: 1–2 hrs The home of Wuhan snacks, foodies must not miss it! -------- 🎒 Travel Checklist: Essential Items for Your Wuhan Trip 👕 Clothing: Bring a light jacket, as the temperature difference between day and night is significant in Wuhan in March. Adding a layer in the morning and evening can prevent colds. 👟 Shoes: Wear comfortable athletic shoes for sightseeing without straining your feet, even on long walks. 🎩 Sun Protection: Don't forget your hat and sunglasses for sun protection and style. 📱 Personal Items: Phone, charger, and power bank for navigation and photography. 💳 Documents and Money: Bring your ID card and wallet for convenient shopping and accommodation. 💊 Emergency Items: Bring some common medicines just in case, ensuring a healthy and enjoyable trip. 🎧 Entertainment Devices: Headphones and pre-loaded music will make your journey more enjoyable. -------- The beauty of Wuhan awaits your personal exploration! Don't forget to like, save, and share with more travel companions!～🌈✨

🌸 At the Tieji Road section of Wuchang River Beach, a vast expanse of rapeseed flowers is in vibrant bloom, resembling a golden ocean. It's incredibly beautiful~ Paths wind through the flower fields, allowing you to capture the feeling of being surrounded by blossoms. Nearby, you'll also find the iconic white pagoda and the solitary tree, perfect for effortless, stunning photos! 📜 The rapeseed flower field at Tieji Road Wharf has become a newly popular flower viewing spot in Wuhan in recent years. This land was once idle, but after renovation, it has transformed into a wonderful place for citizens to enjoy spring outings and admire the flowers. Compared to other rapeseed flower fields, the one at Tieji Road Wharf uniquely blends urban and natural elements. The golden sea of flowers complements the Yangtze River, ferries, and the white lighthouse of the river beach, creating a distinctive landscape. 🌸 "Late in the fertile fields, mulberry and hemp grow; in spring, wild flowers bloom on the plains." In Wuhan's springtime, the rapeseed flowers at Tieji Road Wharf quietly bloom. Stroll through the fields, with the gentle breeze carrying the fragrance of flowers, the shimmering Yangtze River in the distance, and the golden sea of flowers close by, as if you've stepped into a pastoral poem. ✨ Compared to the rapeseed flower fields in Caidian Xiaoshi and Xinzhou Jiujie, Tieji Road Wharf is closer to the city center, easily accessible, and integrated with the Yangtze River scenery, making it ideal for photography and leisure. 📍 Location: Near the Gaokai floodgate of Wuchang River Beach. Navigate to the southeast gate of Linjiang Avenue Tieji Road Wharf, and walk 100 meters towards the Second Bridge. 🎫 Free admission. ⏰ Opening hours: The best viewing period for rapeseed flowers is from March to April each year. 🚌 Transportation: Take Subway Line 5 to Yangyuan Tiesiyuan Station (Exit C) and walk 1.5 km. 📷 Photography tips: Best time: We recommend choosing a sunny morning or evening for soft lighting, which is more suitable for taking photos. Recommended props: Bring props such as straw hats, bubble machines, and kites to add interest to your photos. Clothing suggestions: Wear light-colored clothing, such as a white dress, to better complement the romance of the flower sea. 🍜 Nearby food recommendations: Hubu Alley: Wuhan's famous snack street, offering traditional delicacies such as hot dry noodles, doupi, and duck necks. Tan Hualin: A street with a strong artistic atmosphere, perfect for exploring unique cafes and snack bars. ⚠️ Precautions: The flowering period is affected by the weather, so it is recommended to check the weather forecast in advance. Bring your own food and water, as prices at the small shops in the flower fields are higher. Be mindful of sun protection and mosquito bites, and wear comfortable shoes.

🌸 Wuhan Adventure Log | Braving the Journey with Kids in March, Almost Capsized in the Cherry Blossom Rain 🌧️ Weather Assassin Warning Switching back and forth between 18°C and 8°C in a down jacket… ▫️ Kite Mayhem on the Riverbank: Just as we took out the dinosaur kite, a gust of wind suddenly turned into a gale, and the kid chased the broken kite for half the length of the flood wall. 🪁 ▫️ East Lake Cherry Blossom Blizzard Disaster: The carefully planned Hanfu photos were ruined by an "artificial blizzard" created by a mischievous kid kicking a tree. 🌸 ▫️ Humidity Attack in Hubu Alley: Holding a bowl of hot dry noodles before even mixing them, the drizzle mixed with sesame paste flowed down my wrist and into my sleeve… ⚠️ Survival Guide ✅ Pack a 3-in-1 jacket for the kids! The temperature difference between morning and evening is so great that it's like traveling between two planets. ✅ Choose an all-terrain stroller! The stone-paved roads of Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street shake so much that baby bottles get automatically shaken. ✅ Carry a sealed bag for spare pants and socks. The wind by the Yangtze River will teach children a new meaning of "wetting their pants." 🚢 Wharf Adventures Unlocked a new type of seasickness for human cubs on the ferry… ▫️ Yangtze River Light Show Scare: The kid was leaning on the railing counting the colorful boats when they suddenly pointed at the opposite bank and screamed, "The Yellow Crane Tower has been eaten by a monster!" (It was actually undergoing a light inspection). 🌉 ▫️ Zhiyin Hao Cosplay Fail: The Republic of China student outfit rented for 288 yuan was smeared with beef noodle oil by the kid. The ticket inspector held back a laugh: "The little beggar look is quite authentic." ▫️ Qingchuan Pavilion Fish Feeding Mystery: Throwing fish food into the Yujixinggong Palace pool, the koi carp actually formed a "3.14" formation. The kid seriously noted it down, saying they would tell their math teacher. 🐟 🎡 Fun with Kids ▪️ Book the afternoon session at the Wuhan Science and Technology Museum in advance. One hour before closing, there are so few people that you can have the entire starry sky exhibition hall to yourself. ▪️ Bring sand digging tools to the Garden Expo Park. The fine sand under the Hankou City Wall is cleaner than Sanya. ▪️ Hanyangzao Art District has the most restrooms. Remember to hold onto your hyperactive child when taking photos by the graffiti walls. 🍜 Breakfast Survival Challenge Holding a paper bowl and eating while walking is a basic skill… ▫️ Hot Dry Noodles Taming Record: While teaching the kid how to mix the noodles, sesame paste splashed onto the toupee of the old man next to us. He calmly wiped his glasses: "The little one has a bold style, just like me back in the day." ▫️ Sanxian Doupi Battleground: After queuing for half an hour, the kid took a bite and spat out the glutinous rice: "Mom, this zongzi is wearing the wrong clothes." ▫️ Glutinous Rice Wine Anti-Scalding Class: Learned the "blow three times, then turn the bowl" technique from the lady boss, successfully preventing the impatient kid from burning their tongue. 🥢 Foodie Code ✅ When buying shaomai at Yan Laoyao, say "extra oil." The cashier will pull out treasures from the bottom of the steamer. ✅ When eating soup dumplings at Jiqing Street, use the "open the window first" mantra. With shredded ginger and vinegar, the kid can be quiet for ten minutes. ✅ Bring wet wipes to Liangdao Street! The carb attack of Zhao Shifu's oil cakes wrapped in shaomai is fiercer than East Lake. 🚇 Subway Maze Adventure Almost lost a human cub during a transfer on Line 2… ▫️ Chuhe Han Street Portal: The moment the elevator at Exit D reached the ground, the kid pointed at Wanda Plaza and screamed, "Have we traveled to the future?" ▫️ Optics Valley Square Dizziness: At the corner of the International Style Street, the kid suddenly hugged a Roman column and cried, "I want to go back to China!" ▫️ Tanhualin Stamp Hunt: Collected 12 stamps from cultural and creative stores to exchange for stickers. The shop assistant secretly gave us a small Yellow Crane Tower model: "A reward for the king of perseverance." 🗺️ Transportation Code ▪️ Download the "Metro New Era" app! Link the kid's ID card to scan your phone to enter the station. ▪️ Bring a folding stool for the bus! The driver of Route 521 can create a pirate ship effect when crossing the river. ▪️ Add a note "with children" when booking a taxi. The driver will consciously put away the slang from the radio. 🌸 Cherry Blossom Limited Edition Easter Eggs Wuhan University security guards are better at preventing scalpers than AI… ▫️ Jian Lake Photo Mystery: Just as I adjusted the filter, the security guard suddenly raised a loudspeaker: "Those in JK uniforms to the left, Hanfu to the right, those with children take the middle VIP lane." ▫️ Cherry Blossom Peak Anti-Fall Training: Teaching the kid the "crab walk" on the steps of the old dormitory, the cleaning lady smiled and handed over a straw mat: "Use this. I just saved someone in a lolita dress yesterday." ▫️ Specimen Museum Hidden Mission: The kid recited ancient poems in front of the butterfly specimens. The researcher suddenly opened a secret room: "Let me show you the real Zhuang Zhou's Butterfly Dream." ``` ```

I recommend this hidden gem route, perfect for autumn! 👇👇👇 Qingchuan Pavilion➡️Guishan Park➡️Yangtze River Bridge➡️Tan Hualin➡️Liangdao Street - ✍🏻Attraction Features 📍Qingchuan Pavilion 🔹Named after the phrase "晴川" (Qingchuan) from the Tang Dynasty poet Cui Hao's poem written while ascending the Yellow Crane Tower, "晴川历历汉阳树" (Qingchuan lili Hanyang shu). 🔹The ancient ginkgo trees turn golden yellow from November to December, creating a picturesque scene for photos. 🔹Immersive night tour of Qingchuan Pavilion, with performances on weekends. 🔹Picturesque scenery at every turn, rich in historical relics, a must-see for history buffs. 🔹Overlooking the Yangtze River Bridge and the Yellow Crane Tower on the opposite bank, the scenery is superb. 📍Guishan Park 🔹Numerous historical sites: Tomb of Lu Su, cliff carvings, Butterfly Spring, Fuyun Pavilion, Xiang Jingyu Martyrs' Cemetery, Cangma Cave, etc. 🔹Overlooking the Yangtze River Bridge and the Parrot Island Bridge, enjoy panoramic river views. 🔹Beautiful natural scenery, fresh air, a must-see for outdoor hiking enthusiasts. 📍Yangtze River Bridge 🔹"A bridge flies north and south, turning a natural moat into a thoroughfare," experience the grandeur of the first bridge over the Yangtze River. 🔹Walk onto the bridge from both Wuchang and Hanyang, or take the sightseeing elevator for 3 yuan/person/time. 🔹One of the few bridges open to cyclists. 🔹The bridgehead is a great spot for taking panoramic photos of the bridge, and there is a memorial hall inside displaying precious information about the bridge's construction. 🔹Stroll along the bridge deck and enjoy the scenery of the three towns of Wuhan, with distant views of the Yellow Crane Tower and the Guishan TV Tower, offering a wide-open view. 📍Tan Hualin The "Gulangyu Island" of Wuhan, a century-old historical and cultural district. Picturesque, every photo looks like a scene from an art film. Many cultural and creative shops, perfect for strolling and browsing. 📍Liangdao Street 🔹A foodie's paradise ‼️Check out my previous Liangdao Street food guide. - 🏠Accommodation Recommendations Wuchang Binjiang Avenue - 📌Travel Tips 🔹The entire route is not long, and in addition to public transportation, you can also ride shared bikes. 🔹Start with Qingchuan Pavilion, as there are fewer people in the morning, making it ideal for taking photos. 🔹Lunch can be enjoyed at Qingchuan Pavilion or at the restaurants near the entrance of Guishan Park across the street. 🔹End the day at Liangdao Street, where you can indulge in food and drinks in the evening. - Follow me to discover more fun places!

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.

Must-visit attractions in Wuhan: 1. Yellow Crane Tower: A landmark of the river city with a thousand years of history. **Reasons to visit:** As one of the "Three Famous Towers of Jiangnan," the Yellow Crane Tower is not only a symbol of Wuhan but also a witness to history. Climb the tower and enjoy the panoramic view of the Yangtze River and the three towns of Wuhan. When night falls, the lights come on, and the tower shines like a dream palace. The "Night on the Yellow Crane Tower" light show, which was completely upgraded in 2025, combines modern technology with the beauty of ancient architecture, offering an immersive experience. **Tips:** Visitors with the name "Mei" can enter the East Lake Plum Garden for free. You can also visit the Plum Blossom and Yellow Crane Tower, where the ancient and modern collide. 2. East Lake Ecological Tourism Zone: A poetic dwelling in the city's green lung. **Reasons to visit:** East Lake is one of the largest urban lakes in China. Enjoy the cherry blossoms in spring, the lotus flowers in summer, the osmanthus flowers in autumn, and the plum blossoms in winter. It is recommended to cycle along the East Lake Greenway, visit the Xingyin Pavilion and the Moshan Cherry Garden along the way, and experience the poetic river and lake in Qu Yuan's pen. **Tips:** Free admission, but advance reservation is required. 3. Hubei Provincial Museum: A treasure trove of Chu culture spanning thousands of years. **Reasons to visit:** The museum's collection includes the "Zeng Hou Yi Bells" and the "Yuewang Goujian Sword," which are national treasures. The bell-playing performance is also a must-see. The museum's design combines modern and Jingchu elements, and the exhibition space is full of artistic sense. **Tips:** Free admission, but advance reservation is required. 4. Hubu Alley: A feast for the senses in the bustling city. **Reasons to visit:** "Guozao" is the soul of Wuhan, and Hubu Alley is the epitome of delicious food. Hot dry noodles, three-flavor bean curd, rice noodle soup, and fried dough cake... Enjoy authentic Wuhan flavors for only 20 yuan per person. At night, Jixing Street is full of fireworks. Duck neck with beer, experience the nightlife of the river city. **Tips:** Avoid peak hours on holidays, and experience the "Guozao" ritual of local people at 7:00 in the morning. 5. Tanhualin: A retro utopia for young artists. **Reasons to visit:** Cobblestone paths, old-fashioned houses, independent bookstores, and cafes, where you can find the slow pace of life in Wuhan. It is recommended to visit "Da Shui's Shop" to see the hand-drawn map of Wuhan, or go to "Bian Du Coffee" terrace to overlook the old streets and alleys. **Tips:** There is a creative market every Saturday, where you can find handmade jewelry or vintage items. 6. Night tour of Qingchuan Pavilion: A dialogue between ancient and modern times on the banks of the Yangtze River. **Reasons to visit:** Qingchuan Pavilion, located across the river from the Yellow Crane Tower, is a poetic place where the lights recreate the scene of "Qingchuan Lile Han Yangshu." Travel through the Yujixing Palace and the Tiemenguan, and experience the interweaving of Yangtze River culture and modern light and shadow. **Tips:** Closed on Mondays. It is recommended to visit from Tuesday to Sunday in the evening to avoid peak hours.

🌸 Spring only, cherry blossom feast 🌸 Spring in Wuhan is like a pink paint palette that has been overturned. Cherry blossoms bloom wildly, covering the city with a layer of dreamy veil. In this season, the streets and alleys are filled with a romantic atmosphere. When the wind blows, petals fall as if it is raining flowers. This carefully compiled guide will take you to encounter the most charming cherry blossoms in Wuhan! Day 1: Cherry Blossom Tour, Romance Begins 📍 First stop: Cherry Blossom Avenue, Wuhan University 🌸 Recommended reason: The cherry blossoms in Wuhan University are not just flowers, they are an interweaving of history and romance. The century-old institution has a profound heritage, with quaint buildings scattered around. When the blooming cherry blossoms meet the solemn campus, a unique literary romance is created. Here, you can feel the accumulation of knowledge while indulging in the spring flowers, letting your body and mind immerse in this beauty. 📸 Check-in points: Cherry Blossom Avenue, Old Dormitory, Library ⏰ Best time: Arrive before 8 am to avoid the peak crowds and enjoy the soft light suitable for taking photos. 🎫 Tickets: Reservation required in advance, free admission. 💡 Tips: There will be a large number of people during the cherry blossom season, so it is recommended to plan your route in advance and wear comfortable shoes. 📍 Second stop: East Lake Cherry Blossom Garden 🌸 Recommended reason: Stepping into the East Lake Cherry Blossom Garden is like stepping into a kingdom of cherry blossoms. This is one of the largest cherry blossom gardens in the country. The numerous varieties are dazzling and the flowering period is relatively long. You can stroll leisurely without rushing, and indulge in this sea of ​​pink flowers, savoring the posture of each cherry blossom. 📸 Check-in points: Five-story pagoda, Cherry Blossom Lake, Cherry Blossom Forest ⏰ Best time: After 3pm, when the sun shines obliquely, the cherry blossoms look even more dreamy. 🎫 Ticket price: 60 yuan/person 💡 Tips: There is a large lawn in the park. You can bring a picnic mat and take a rest while enjoying the flowers. Day 2: Classic Wuhan travel tips, check in city landmarks 📍 First stop: Yellow Crane Tower 🏯 Recommended reason: As a landmark building in Wuhan, Yellow Crane Tower carries thousands of years of history and culture. When you climb up the Yellow Crane Tower and look out from the railing, the mighty Yangtze River rushing past, and the river breeze blowing on your face, you can truly appreciate the grandeur of "the first tower in the world" and feel the poetry and heroism described by the ancients. 📸 Check-in points: Yellow Crane Tower main building, Yangtze River Bridge ⏰ Best time: 9am to avoid the afternoon crowds. 🎫 Tickets: 70 yuan/person 💡 Tips: There is a cultural and creative store in the building where you can buy some souvenirs. 📍 Second stop: Hubu Lane Food Street 🍜 Recommended reason: Hubu Lane is a gathering place for Wuhan delicacies, and every inch of the air is filled with tempting aroma. The richness of hot dry noodles, the crispiness of bean curd skin, the fragrance of rice noodle soup...the most authentic flavors of Wuhan are gathered here, allowing you to experience the city's downtown atmosphere in one stop. 📸 Check-in spots: food stalls, time-honored shops ⏰ Best time: 12 noon, lunch time is the most popular. 💡 Tips: It is recommended to go there on an empty stomach and leave enough appetite to enjoy the food. 📍 Third stop: Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street 🛍️ Recommended reason: Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street is the fashion heart of Wuhan, where retro European-style buildings and modern trendy elements coexist harmoniously. As you stroll through the mall, you will see exquisite shop windows on one side and elegant buildings on the other. Every step you take is a scene, and you will gain a lot whether you are shopping or taking photos. 📸 Check-in points: Jianghan Customs Museum, street sculptures ⏰ Best time: After 5pm, when the lights are on, the night view is more beautiful. 💡 Tips: The pedestrian street is very long, it is recommended to wear comfortable shoes. Day 3: The collision of art and nature 📍 First stop: Tanhualin 🎨Recommendation reason: Tanhualin is a literary corner hidden in the city of Wuhan. The winding alleys are like a time tunnel. Every specialty shop, every cozy cafe, and every art studio hides the owner's wonderful ideas and love for life. 📸 Check-in points: graffiti wall, literary shop ⏰ Best time: 10am, when the sun is shining brightly, perfect for taking photos. 💡 Tips: You can buy some handicrafts as souvenirs. 📍 Second stop: Hankou River Beach 🌊 Recommended reason: Hankou River Beach is a peaceful place on the bank of the Yangtze River, with gentle breeze and lush green plants. Here, you can slow down your pace or ride a bike to experience Wuhan's leisurely slow life and relax your body and mind in the embrace of nature. 📸 Check-in points: Jiangtan Park, Second Yangtze River Bridge ⏰ Best time: After 4pm, the river beach is particularly charming under the sunset. 💡 Tips: You can rent a bicycle and ride along the river. [Tableware] Food Recommendations 🍜 Hot dry noodles: Cai Lin Ji, Lao Tong Cheng 🍲 Bean curd: Three-fresh bean curd, beef bean curd 🍢 Hutangfen: A time-honored shop in Hubu Lane 🍡 Zhou Hei Ya: Wuhan specialty braised food, a must try! [TrafficLightVertical] Traffic advice 🚇 Subway: Wuhan Metro has extensive coverage. During the cherry blossom season, it is recommended to take the subway to avoid traffic jams. 🚲 Shared bicycles: suitable for short-distance riding and enjoying the city scenery. 🚕Taxi: It is recommended to book an online taxi in advance during peak hours in the morning and evening. [House] Accommodation recommendation 🏨 Wuchang District: Close to Wuhan University and East Lake, suitable for stay during cherry blossom season. 🏨Near Jianghan Road: convenient transportation, suitable for shopping and food. 🌸 This spring, take this guide with you and come to Wuhan to experience the romance of cherry blossoms and the charm of the city!

Wuhan has fully entered the flower viewing season! Yesterday, the plum blossoms in Tanhualin were in full bloom, perfectly matching the mottled walls. The intangible cultural heritage market was bustling with visitors! Standing on the city wall, with your left hand on the wall, the trajectory of history seems to pass by like an old movie. On the right are modern buildings, with high-rise and residential buildings interspersed, forming a strong contrast between modernity and residential areas, giving a sense of time travel. Key point👉The schedule of all market activities and performances is in the last two pictures! The Lantern Festival has been praised, and it is said that there will be an extra show on Valentine's Day, and the mountain top barbecue restaurant will have snow from time to time!

Chongqing-Wulong-Three Gorges 7-day tour: Travel through ancient towns and villages, and experience the weight of history and the magnificence of nature. This is a trip you won't want to miss! Check out this carefully planned itinerary! . 🚩Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Chongqing, transfer to hotel. Experience the night view of the 8D magical city and enjoy authentic hot pot or Jianghu cuisine. 🌃🍲 Day 2: Explore Wulong Karst Tourist Area and enjoy the magnificent scenery of Wulong Three Natural Bridges. 🏞️🌉 Day 3: Take the Yangtze River Cableway, visit Liziba Monorail Station, visit Zhazidong, stroll through Ciqikou Ancient Town, and finally visit the Great Hall of the People and the Three Gorges Museum. 🚠🏛️🏺 Day 4: Visit the mysterious Fengdu Ghost City Mingshan Scenic Area and watch the spectacular performance of the Three Kingdoms at night. 👻🎭 Day 5: Visit Baidi City and Qutang Gorge, take a boat through the Lesser Three Gorges and Wuxia Gorge, and enjoy the beautiful scenery of Goddess Peak and the Twelve Peaks of Wushan. 🛶🏞️ Day 6: Visit the Three Gorges Dam Tourist Area, climb the 185 Viewing Platform, and experience the wonder of the Three Gorges Vertical Ship Lift. 🌊🚢 Day 7: Visit Donghu Tingtao Scenic Area, stroll through Tanhualin, taste snacks in Hubu Alley, enjoy Wuchang River Beach and Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge, and finally climb Yellow Crane Tower for a distant view. 🌉🏯 . Travel tips: - Photo spots📸: The Three Gorges of the Yangtze River and Wulong Tiankeng and Difeng are picturesque. Don't forget your camera! - Specialty prices💰: Specialty products during the red leaf season are slightly more expensive. Compare prices before buying to avoid impulse purchases. - February climate🌦️: The average temperature in Wulong in February is about 7-13°C. Remember to bring a warm coat. - Customs🎉: Experience Tujia customs and feel the hospitality and unique culture of the Three Gorges people. . 🎉May you have a wonderful time and make beautiful memories on your trip to Chongqing-Wulong-Three Gorges!

In this ancient city that bears the marks of history and modernity, the most captivating sight is the breathtaking view of the Yellow Crane Tower from the ancient city wall. The Tanhualin City Wall Garden Party quietly opened on the second day of the first lunar month and will run until the seventh day of the first lunar month. It will also be lit up again on the Lantern Festival, inviting you to a feast for the eyes and soul. It is not only the soul of this garden party but also a bridge that connects the past and present, blending romance and nostalgia. Climb to the top of Tanhualin Phoenix Peak, the city wall of the Wuchang City Pavilion, and you will feel as if you have traveled back in time, taking in the bustling and tranquil views of Wuhan. In the distance, the Yellow Crane Tower stands majestically, its ancient silhouette appearing even more solemn and mysterious in the morning light or twilight. When night falls and the lights are dim, on the city wall, fish lanterns sway gently, dragons dance, and the brilliance of intangible cultural heritage shines on the ancient city wall, complementing the distant Yellow Crane Tower. The solidity of the city wall, the softness of the fish lanterns, the agility of the dragon dance, and the grandeur of the Yellow Crane Tower coexist harmoniously, as if they are the dreams left behind by the ancients or the romantic poems woven by modern people. To make it easy for every visitor to reach this romantic and dreamy place, Tanhualin has specially opened a mountain train that shuttles through the forest paths, carrying travelers full of anticipation to the dreamy entrance of the City Wall Garden Party. For those who drive, the Tanhualin mountain top parking lot is waiting for you. Just a two-minute walk will take you on a wonderful journey through history and modernity. [Accommodation Recommendation] Yueying Hotel (Yellow Crane Tower Hubu Alley Branch) A smart technology hotel located at the foot of the Yellow Crane Tower, offering convenient smart robot-controlled room facilities such as lighting, curtains, and air conditioning temperature. Each room is equipped with a smart toilet with automatic heating function, making it ideal for winter stays. The hotel is conveniently located near famous attractions such as the Yellow Crane Tower and Hubu Alley, and within walking distance of popular tourist destinations such as Tanhualin, Dacheng Road, Liangdao Street, and Wuchang River Beach, making it an ideal accommodation choice for exploring Wuhan.

Visit Wuhan's oldest university campus at Tanhualin Wenhua University was the first university established in Wuchang. It was founded by an American Episcopal missionary and is one of the predecessors of Central China Normal University. In 1871, the American Episcopal Church established a small boarding school in Wuchang, which later evolved into a church middle school. In 1903, Wenhua College established a university department, and in 1909, it was officially upgraded to Wenhua University. In February 1922, representatives of the American Episcopal Church, the American Reformed Church, the British Methodist Church, the American Yale Association, and other missionary societies were invited to meet in Hankou and decided to establish a joint university in Wuchang. In 1924, Huazhong University was established on the site of Wenhua University. Huazhong University combined the strengths of the natural sciences at Yale University with the strengths of the liberal arts at Wenhua University, and merged with Wuchang Bowen College, Hankou Boxue College, and Yueyang Hubin College, becoming a first-class university in central China at that time. The former site of Wenhua University is now the Tanhualin Campus of Hubei University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. The Zhai Yage Gymnasium (also known as Zhai Yage), in the Chinese classical revival style, is very eye-catching next to the school gate. It is the earliest existing indoor gymnasium in China, built in November 1921, 15 years earlier than the Song Qing Gymnasium of Wuhan University. The exterior of Zhai Yage is in the Chinese classical revival style, with a two-story brick and wood structure and a double-eave hipped roof. The exterior walls are made of red brick, with no columns on the first floor, and the exterior corridor on the second floor is in the form of a traditional Chinese nine-bay open column corridor, with stone column bases below, and beams, sparrow braces, and single hook railings above. The doors and windows of the building are in the style of southern dwellings, with a variety of window lattice designs. Inside, there is a sports field, fitness equipment, and multi-level stands. The bold exploration and attempt of Zhai Yage to integrate Chinese and Western cultures is the most valuable and distinctive feature of the building. In addition, there are several earlier buildings hidden in the campus, which can be visited with an ID card. The former site of the College of Arts of Wenhua University, now Building 8, was built in 1903. The building is a two-story brick and wood structure with a corridor surrounding an inner courtyard. The courtyard is sunken and paved with stone slabs, reminiscent of the traditional dwellings of the south. In February 1920, Chen Duxiu stayed here when he visited Wuhan. Despite 120 years of wind and rain, the College of Arts is still in good condition, which is amazing. In a campus that often has renovation needs, the College of Arts is like a barrier, becoming a living fossil that preserves historical information. In addition, there are the former sites of the Wenhua University Chapel (now Building 4), the Seminary (now Building 6), the Science Building (now Building 7), and the Women's Dormitory (now Building 14) in Hubei University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Compared to many grand buildings in modern Wuhan, these buildings are certainly inconspicuous. However, this sense of simplicity also makes people feel the difficulty of starting modern education. In a turbulent and impoverished era, there is still a spiritually rich ivory tower.

In Wuhan! CNY 100 per person! Stay here for New Year's! 🍀 Smart home, couple's bathtub, near subway station Right now!! My impression of Wuhan is up up Whether it's a weekend trip or New Year's Eve, it's very suitable! 🍀 The hotel is right downstairs from Tanhualin The hotel is a 5-minute walk from two subway stations It's only about 1 km from Liangdao Street and Yellow Crane Tower. Downstairs, you can find Chayanyuese and various literary shops, which are very suitable for checking in. The hotel is fully equipped, and the experience is super good. You can see a beautiful night view from the hotel terrace. The toiletries are also of good quality. The room's projector has a VIP subscription, so you can watch movies for free. The bathtub also has a disposable bathtub cover, which is very reassuring. 🍀 The hotel service is very considerate The hotel's mineral water and snacks are free The front desk is very responsive! After checking out, you will receive a Yellow Crane Tower bookmark The beef noodles for breakfast are delicious 😜

Yellow Crane Tower and Tanhualin are right outside! ! It was so nice to take a hot bath with my friends on New Year’s Eve! ! ☑️Giant screen projection☑️Smart home☑️Large bathtub . 📍Great location Located in the center of Tanhualin Scenic Area, the location is unbeatable. 📍Just a few steps from Wushengmen Exit A, super convenient. 🚶🏽‍♂️🚶🏽‍♀️There are many attractions, restaurants, and shops nearby. Yellow Crane Tower and Liangdao Street Snack Street are within walking distance! The hotel is located on a high floor, so you can overlook Tanhualin. The night view is amazing! I traveled to Wuhan alone and had a great time staying here. 😍 . 🏡Beautifully built The room is clean and comfortable, with complete facilities. 🛏️Each room has a small balcony, perfect for taking night photos. The environment is great. 📸 The room facilities are smart, so you can control the appliances, lighting, and air conditioning. Super convenient! 📲💡The hotel is decorated in a modern European style, which perfectly matches the European architecture of Tanhualin. It is quiet and beautiful both inside and out. 🏰🌳 . ☺️Attentive service The front desk staff are very enthusiastic and patiently introduce the surrounding facilities and local food. The hotel also offers free room upgrades. 🎁🛏️There is free mineral water at the elevator entrance on each floor, so you can take it when you go out. Very thoughtful. 💦🥛The delivery robot is very interesting. 🏨There is a free parking lot on the mountain! 🚘

Today's itinerary: Tanhualin—Hubei University of Chinese Medicine Tanhualin Campus—Hubei Military Government—Trinity Church 1⃣️P1P2 Tanhualin is located inside the north city wall of Wuchang. It is a living modern history book of Wuhan, with 52 buildings with a history of nearly 100 years, witnessing the ups and downs of Wuhan and the cultural history since the opening of the port. It has now been transformed into a creative industry base. I think the most charming thing is the sunset on the city wall built along the mountain, with blue bricks and red tiles, and flowers all over the wall. Tanhualin 2⃣️P3P4 Hubei University of Chinese Medicine Tanhualin Campus, the original site of Wenhua College founded in 1871, with red bricks and gray tiles, the ancient building is still towering. Hubei University of Chinese Medicine (Tanhualin Campus) 3⃣️P5 The Hubei Military Government was established in Wuchang, Hubei on October 11, 1911, marking the success of the Wuchang Uprising. The "mountain"-shaped building with red walls and red tiles is called the "Red Building" by the locals. Memorial Hall of the Wuchang Uprising of 1911 Revolution 4⃣️P6 Trinity Church, located at No. 365 Jiefang Road, Wuchang District, is easy to miss if you don't look carefully. Although it is more than 200 years old from the 19th century to the present. The only church built by the American Episcopal Church in China in a Sino-Western style, its appearance is very different from that of a typical church. The main building is a double-eave octagonal pavilion, with the top decorated with Western-style round ball elements of a normal church, but the body is full of blue brick carvings, and the flying eaves have dragon heads. Under the different styles of appearance, it also hides its bumpy fate. It was once a primary school and a dance hall, and now it has become a mixed shopping mall, so that many locals do not know that there is a 200-year-old church here. Zhou Daxia Longxia Gai Jiao Fan (Trinity Church)

Where do hipsters gather in Wuhan? Tan Hualin is definitely one of the most popular places. As night falls and the lights come on, the wonderful picture of Tan Hualin is just beginning. Young people light up the romantic and warm night in Wuhan here.

Memories of the Old Days - Tanhualin, Gude Temple, Lihuangpi, Soong Ching Ling's Former Residence Wuhan has always been an important city from the late Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China. After the railway was built, Wuhan became a major transportation hub and played a key role in the country's movement. Whether traveling north, south, east, or west, Huguang Governor Zhang Zhidong once said, "Whoever controls Wuhan controls the lifeline of China." In the era of railways, controlling the transportation artery was undoubtedly a symbol of power. During the Wuchang Uprising, the three towns of Wuhan were inspired, and the revolutionary fire spread across the country. You should really take a good look at this heroic city, even if it's just a street corner.

Experience tells us that we should not underestimate the number of people at popular attractions in Wuhan. So, if you're not planning to eat and shop, it's a good idea to take photos and check in at the attractions at 7 or 8 in the morning. The refreshing morning, the quiet streets, the buildings that blend the past and the present, the east and the west, are scattered on both sides of the street, each with its own characteristics, and the trees and flowers are dotted in between. The sun shines on it, full of vitality, indicating that it is about to enter prosperity. It's another beautiful day!