Travel Share: Two-Day Trip to Wuhan

DAY1 Xiaoji Public Security Beef and Fish Miscellany Hall→Hubei Provincial Museum→Wuhan University→Wuhan Guan Wharf (Ferry)→Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street DAY2 Wangji Beef Miscellany Hall→Yellow Crane Tower→Qingchuan Pavilion→Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street Actually, the itinerary doesn't seem that packed, but I walked over ten thousand steps each day The first place I ate at, Xiaoji, was really good. There are many branches in Wuhan, and it's worth a visit. For someone from the Northeast like me, it was a bit spicy. The meal for two was so much that two people couldn't finish it Then I went to the Hubei Provincial Museum, where the most famous exhibits are the chime bells and the sword of King Goujian of Yue🗡. Many people were queuing to see them, and it was really worth it when I finally saw them I went to Wuhan University to see the cherry blossoms, but they hadn't bloomed when I got there, so I just walked around the campus. We all said it must be beautiful when the cherry blossoms bloom I wanted to experience the ferry in Wuhan, and there are many wharfs to choose from. We randomly picked Wuhan Guan Wharf, which is near Jianghan Road. It was very crowded, and I still can't understand why there were so many people on a Saturday. Unfortunately, it was a cloudy day with only a little bit of sunset. I wonder how beautiful it must be on a sunny day We arrived at Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street around eight or nine in the evening. The snack street was really crowded, and Wuhan's specialty foods were all in queues. The ones recommended online were all pretty good, and we didn't have any bad experiences We wanted to go to the Yellow Crane Tower at ten because everyone said the night lights are beautiful, but when we took a taxi there, the lights had just been turned off, which was a pity. They probably turn off the lights around 10:20. On the second day, we went to the Yellow Crane Tower, famous for its poetry. I bought a ticket to go in, but actually, if you just want to see the tower, you don't need to buy a ticket. The park around the Yellow Crane Tower is not very big, but the tower itself is really beautiful and spectacular, and it's worth a visit After that, since we still had time, we went to Qingchuan Pavilion, which is said to be a good place to view the river. Personally, I think it's just okay; it's not as beautiful during the day as it is in the evening. Opposite Qingchuan Pavilion is a lighthouse by the bridge, where many people were taking photos Overall, I am very satisfied with my trip to Wuhan. I had three cups of 'Tea Yanyuese' over two days, which was particularly satisfying. Wuhan is indeed a romantic city, and it's well worth a visit.