Wuhan Natural History Museum·Behring River Lifer Museum

The highlight of the Garden Expo Park is the Yangtze Civilization Museum (Natural History Museum), where you can learn about the origin of the Yangtze River and learn about the knowledge of the children. The animals and plants are very realistic and immersive. As soon as you enter the door, you will see the giant dinosaurs 🦕🦖, which are very impressive, as well as tigers, leopards, etc. There are also very good children's guides, which will allow you to learn more about the knowledge of the Natural History Museum. It is really good to bring children to parent-child activities

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You must park at the East Gate or the South Gate. The West Gate is the farthest, which is hot and tiring in summer. It is closest to our favorite Natural History Museum and Yangtze Civilization Museum. If the children like it, they will gain a lot. If they don’t like it, it will be a visual feast for the parents. It feels good and full of gains. Unfortunately, I was in a hurry to return and time was tight, so I didn’t take a close look. I just took photos and checked in. I was tired but happy!

To be honest, I haven't visited a natural history museum for at least 20 years. I was really shocked when I checked in during my trip to Wuhan Garden Expo Park! I have never seen so many animal specimens. I sigh at the beauty of all things in the world. The earth that nurtures the entire life system has too many elves and humans living together on this land. As the top of wisdom, we should really protect this nature and home! I benefited a lot, I can't express it in words, it's so shocking! I feel that the ticket to the Garden Expo Park is really nothing. It's worth visiting the two theme pavilions. I would like to remind my friends who are going to bring children that the air conditioning in the exhibition hall is very cool. Be sure to prepare an extra coat to prevent your children from catching a cold!

When visiting the Wuhan Natural History Museum, I saw a picture material introducing the story of an American named Behring. The material in the museum introduced his legendary life from working as a temporary worker at the age of 6 to owning his own car at the age of 15, and then working hard to become a millionaire and philanthropist. Mr. Behring donated 35 wheelchairs to China and more than 1,400 specimens of various kinds to the Yangtze River Civilization Museum!