YanYangTian Xin JingChu Hotel (HuangHe Lou)

It is the choice of many locals for hosting banquets, and they specialize in authentic Hubei cuisine. From their lounge on the 11th floor, you can overlook the Yellow Crane Tower, which really creates a great atmosphere.

Wuhan Yellow Crane Tower One-Day Self-Driving Tour Guide (Avoiding Traffic + Influencer Check-Ins + Delicious Food + Budget Accommodation) I. Route Planning (Shortest Route, Traffic Avoidance Tips) Departure Point: Assuming departure from Wuhan Optics Valley Square Route: Optics Valley Square → Luoyu Road → Wuhan Yangtze River Second Bridge → Friendship Avenue → Wuluo Road → Yellow Crane Tower (approximately 15 kilometers, estimated travel time: 30 minutes) Traffic Avoidance Tips: It is recommended to depart before 7:30 AM to avoid rush hour. Use navigation software (such as Amap or Baidu Maps) to check real-time traffic conditions and choose the best route. Avoid the Wuluo Road Yuemachang section (congested during rush hour) and take a detour via Zhongshan Road. II. Itinerary Morning: 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM: Visit Yellow Crane Tower Park (70 RMB admission) Climb the Yellow Crane Tower for a panoramic view of the Yangtze River and the Three Towns of Wuhan. Visit attractions such as Baiyun Pavilion and Yue Fei Square. Popular check-in spots: Yellow Crane Tower, Yangtze River Bridge bridgehead, and Yue Fei's bronze statue. 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM: Walk to Hubu Lane (approximately 10 minutes) and enjoy a Wuhan-style breakfast. Recommended dishes: Hot dry noodles, three-fresh bean curd sheets, hot soup noodles, and steamed buns. Lunch: 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM: Visit Tanhualin (a cultural district perfect for photos). Popular check-in spots: Various art shops, graffiti walls, and cafes. Afternoon: 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM: Lunch (local specialties such as Wuchang fish are available). Recommended restaurants: Hujin Restaurant (Wuchang fish), Laotongcheng bean curd sheets. 15:00 - 4:30 PM: Visit the Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge (walking or cycling options available). Popular check-in spots: The bridgehead and the scenery along the Yangtze River. Evening: 5:00 PM: Return to the hotel for rest (or enjoy the Yangtze River night view). III. Recommended Dining Options Breakfast: Hubu Lane: Cai Lin Ji Hot Dry Noodles, Lao Tongcheng Bean Curd Skin, Xu Sao Rice Noodle Soup Lunch: Wuchang Fish: Hu Jin Restaurant, Yan Yang Tian Other: Liang Liang Steamed Shrimp, Bali Lobster Snacks: Zhou Hei Ya (Duck Neck, Duck Collarbone, etc.) Jingwu Duck Neck Wang Yuxia Pastry IV. Recommended Budget Hotels Home Inn (Hubu Lane, Wuhan Yellow Crane Tower) Price: Approximately 200 RMB/night Address: Near Hubu Lane, Minzhu Road, Wuchang District Pros: Excellent location, close to Yellow Crane Tower and Hubu Lane. 7 Days Inn (Hubu Lane, Wuhan) Price: Approximately 180 RMB/night Address: Near Yellow Crane Tower Metro Station, Wuluo Road, Wuchang District Pros: Convenient transportation and affordable prices. Hanting Hotel (Wuhan Yellow Crane Tower Branch) Price: Approximately 220 RMB/night Address: Near Yellow Crane Tower, Wuluo Road, Wuchang District Pros: Chain brand, guaranteed hygiene. V. Other Recommendations There are many steps in Yellow Crane Tower Park, so it's recommended to wear comfortable shoes. Wuhan summers are hot, so please be mindful of sun protection and heatstroke prevention. For self-driving trips, please park in the Yellow Crane Tower parking lot or a nearby commercial parking lot. We hope this guide helps you plan a pleasant one-day self-driving trip to Wuhan's Yellow Crane Tower! #LightLuxuryTravel #YellowCraneTower #NicheCheck-InSpots

Wuhan Two Bridges 3-Day, 2-Night Tour | Explore the "Steel Poetry" of the Yangtze River for 3,500 RMB: An Exclusive Industrial Aesthetics Tour for Travel Bloggers! 💰Total Budget: 3480 RMB (per person) | Includes high-speed rail, riverside B&B, entrance fees, ferry, and full transportation. Focus on the cultural highlights of the Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge and the Second Bridge. Day 1: Arrive in Wuhan by high-speed rail → Check into the designer B&B on Lihuangpi Road (680 RMB/night) → Walk to the Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge in the evening to capture trains passing by and sunset reflections on the river → Take a night cruise on the two rivers (120 RMB) to capture the bridge lines outlined by lights. 📸 Must-Shot: Time-lapse photography of "traffic like star trails, bridge shadows in dreams" Day 2: Climb the Guishan TV Tower in the morning for a panoramic view of the two bridges → Visit the Bridge Engineering Museum to explore the history of the bridges (free) → Cycle along the main axis of the Yangtze River from the First to the Second Bridge in the afternoon, capturing the diverse scenes of people crossing the river → Take a panoramic view of the Second Bridge in the evening using a DJI Air 3 camera for panoramic shots of the blues moment. 🎥 Highlights: A vlog featuring the theme "A Bridge Supports a City," using the song "My People, My Country" as background music. Day 3: Check in at [Hanyang Zao Art District] for industrial-inspired photography → Enjoy hot dry noodles, tofu skin, and eggnog → Return by high-speed rail 🍽️ Food Budget: 500 yuan | Recommended restaurants include Cai Lin Ji and Yan Yang Tian Closing Quote: "It's not that the Yangtze River is too wide, it's these two rainbows that transform the natural barrier into a human world." #WuhanTravel #YangtzeRiverBridge #CityExploration #TravelVlog #IndustrialAesthetics #TravelBloggerTesting #BridgePhotography #WuhanTwoBridges

This time back in China, I visited a popular city 🌆 — Wuhan. It was a surprising city, and I loved it. I was completely captivated by the delicious food. 1: Yellow Crane Tower. I highly recommend checking it out. The scenery is stunning. From the top of the tower, you can see the Yangtze River Bridge. After checking in, you can go to Yanyangtian·Non-Heritage Chu Cuisine (Yellow Crane Tower Branch) for dinner. It's a truly amazing restaurant, recommended by locals. The prices are reasonable, and the flavors are perfect for those of us who don't like spicy food. 🫣😂 2: Han Show Theater 🎭 Han Show Theater: A must-see show at the Han Show Theater when you're in Wuhan. We saw the water show, which was truly breathtaking. Visually stunning and enjoyable, thrilling and surprising, I think it's on par with the shows we saw in Las Vegas. 3: Jianghan Street, Chuhe Hanjie. Chuhe Hanjie is a famous pedestrian street at night, packed with people. Jianghan Street also has a shopping mall that's a true anime paradise. They sell Naruto-themed Ichiraku Ramen, ice cream, and all sorts of anime clothing, comic books, and souvenirs. I stayed at the Wuhan Fengdu Hotel. It's in a great location, a 7-minute walk from Xunlimen Metro Station and within walking distance of Jianghan Street. You don't have to worry about staying out late and having trouble hailing a taxi. The breakfast is super rich, and the hotel even makes fresh noodles for you. You must try the hot dry noodles. It's delicious! 😋 Wuhan is a city that surprised me. It has so many great restaurants and great attractions. The subway is very convenient.

A no-fuss guide to Wuhan food 💥Here are all the local favorites ||| When visiting Wuhan, don't just wander around online-famous restaurants. Listen to me and eat at these local favorites—you're guaranteed to savor the authentic flavors of traditional Wuhan! 1️⃣ Chef He's Frog and Fish Head 🐟 When you're tired of strolling around Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street, head straight into the old residential area along Nanjing Road. Chef He's Frog and Fish Head is a must. That pot of frog and fish head hotpot is incredibly spicy and numbing, and the frog meat is melt-in-your-mouth tender. Paired with the frog-style crispy pork, it's finger-licking delicious. 2️⃣ Sunny Day Feeling tired after climbing the Yellow Crane Tower? Check out Sunny Day right next door. The steamed Wuchang fish is incredibly fresh, the meat meltingly tender. Then, enjoy a bowl of six-hour simmered lotus root soup with bone marrow. The lotus root is soft and glutinous, and the broth is thick enough to cling to a spoon. It's both heartwarming and stomach-warming. 3️⃣ Nan Tang Restaurant For something light, head to Nan Tang Restaurant. The seafood looks fresh from the sea, and the chicken pot is cooked to perfection, making it a truly impressive treat. 4️⃣ Cha Gang If you're craving Hong Kong-style dim sum, don't miss Cha Gang's An Ran Xie Hun Fan (An Ran Xie Hun Fan). The barbecued pork is so slick with oil that you can eat three bowls with rice. Add a whole bucket of green mangoes for a refreshing and refreshing break. 5️⃣ Cha Tang Ice Cream Hall After a long stroll through Wushang Dream Mall, Cha Tang Ice Cream Hall is a great place to stop. Their desserts are so varied you'll be spoilt for choice, and it's a popular spot for young people to check out. 6️⃣ Sobo'er Ice Cream You have to try Sobo'er Ice Cream in Wuguangli. The caviar and ice cream create a surprisingly sweet and savory combination. Handmade ice cream is truly special. 7️⃣ Fubao Mobei For lamb lovers, Fubao Mobei is the place to go. The clear, bright lamb broth is so warming that you'll feel completely washed down. The braised lamb is perfectly tender, and the broth mixed with rice is so fragrant it's almost intoxicating. 8️⃣ Jiujiulitang Jiujiulitang's innovative barbecue dishes are also a must-try. The barbecued pork with caviar is both novel and delicious. The black pepper prawns are larger than your palm and incredibly chewy. Informal Tips‼ ️ It's best to arrive at popular restaurants half an hour before dinner time, or you'll be waiting for a table like crazy. Remember to find a separate place for hot dry noodles or tofu skin for breakfast; these restaurants are better suited for a quick meal. #Travel in the Yellow Crane Tower and Eat in the Sun #Wuhan Travel Guide #Wuhan Eat Frog #Wuhan Food and Drink #Wuhan Food Guide