Don't miss Wuhan! Reminisce about the Yellow Crane Tower, explore the secluded East Lake, try fresh food at Hubu Alley, and travel through the thousand-year-old river city.
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In the morning, gather at the designated location.
The first stop is the Donghu Tingtao Scenic Area, a paradise with rippling blue waves and shady green trees, which will wash away the hustle and bustle of the city with its beautiful scenery of lakes and mountains.
Our next stop is the Hubei Provincial Museum, where tens of thousands of artifacts are like codes of time and space. The clear chimes of the chimes span 2,400 years, each artifact revealing the wisdom and ingenuity of our ancestors. Those who fail to make a reservation will instead visit the Art Museum (closed on Mondays; if your itinerary falls on that day, you will visit Gude Temple instead).
We will then drive to Wuhan University, a sacred place of learning with a century-old history. The academic atmosphere flows between the cherry roofs and red walls. We will freeze the intellectual beauty in front of the Wuhan University archway.
In the afternoon, we climbed the Yellow Crane Tower. The flying eaves and brackets of this tower, the first of the "Three Famous Towers in Jiangnan", are intertwined with the poetic spirit of Cui Hao and the footprints of Li Bai. The Yangtze River and the Han River converge here to form a thousand-year cultural heritage.
Then we drove across the Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge. The steel backbone of this "first bridge across the Yangtze River" has engraved the feat of turning a natural barrier into a thoroughfare in the country's industrial history.
While strolling along Hubu Lane, the sesame aroma of hot dry noodles and the crispy sound of three-fresh bean curd skin together compose a symphony of Han cuisine. This 400-meter-long alley hides the taste genes of the entire city.
At the end, board a Yangtze River cruise to the Jianghan Customs Building. This clock tower bears witness to the rise and fall of the "Chicago of the East." If you're not joining the tour, you can take the bus to Hankou Railway Station. Every brick and tile, every river bend in Wuhan, is a moving scroll of history.
Tips:
- Designated Pickup Point: The designated area of the Yangtze River City Hotel near Hankou Railway Station. After confirming your order, customer service will contact you to confirm the specific time and location.
- Return Arrangements: The tour concludes with a Yangtze River cruise to the Jianghan Customs Building. If you choose not to join the tour group's Yangtze River cruise to Wuhan Customs, you can take the bus to Hankou Railway Station.
- Chinese Service: Drivers/tour guides only provide services in Chinese. If you need assistance in English, please contact the accompanying customer service.
[Must-see for reservation]
- Hubei Provincial Museum: If ticket reservations are not successful, you will visit the art museum instead (the museum is closed on Mondays. If your itinerary falls on a Monday, you will visit Gude Temple instead).
- Exterior Tour: Only exterior photography is available for attractions such as the Jianghan Customs Building, Hankou River Beach, and Wuhan University. Interior tours are not permitted.
- Yellow Crane Tower Fee: Includes (entrance fee), excludes (electric vehicle, headset, and other unlisted items)
