Wuhan 3-Day Attraction Tour

One of the four famous towers in ancient China, known as the "First Tower Under Heaven". Originally built during the Three Kingdoms period, it has been rebuilt many times. The current Yellow Crane Tower was built in 1985 as a replica of the ancient structure, standing five stories tall with a total height of 51.4 meters. From the tower, you can overlook the panoramic view of the Yangtze River and Wuhan's three towns.

East Lake is the largest urban lake in China, known as "Chu Charm and Han Style". The scenic area includes Tingtao Scenic Area, Moshan Scenic Area, Luoyan Scenic Area, and more, making it a perfect place to enjoy lake and mountain scenery. In spring, you can appreciate cherry blossoms; in summer, you can take a boat tour on the lake. It's suitable for visits in all four seasons.

A 150-meter-long stone-paved lane that gathers Wuhan's famous snacks such as Three Fresh Bean Skin, Hot Dry Noodles, Crayfish, Duck Necks, and other specialties. This is a must-visit place to taste authentic Wuhan cuisine, with various stalls lined up and filled with enticing aromas.

One of the most beautiful universities in China with a hundred-year history. The campus cherry blossoms are famous nationwide, especially spectacular during the spring bloom. The old building complex is well preserved, combining Eastern and Western architectural styles, earning it the title of "the most beautiful university campus in China".

Built during the Ming Dynasty, it is the largest Buddhist temple in Wuhan, known as the "Famous Temple of Han". The temple includes buildings such as the Grand Hall, Guanyin Hall, and houses many precious Buddhist artifacts. The temple environment is serene, making it an ideal place to experience Buddhist culture and seek inner peace.

One of Wuhan's most famous commercial streets with a hundred-year history. Many European-style buildings are preserved along the street, known as an "International Architectural Exhibition". It gathers various shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues, making it a great place for shopping and experiencing modern urban life in Wuhan.

The first bridge over the Yangtze River designed and built by China itself, it is one of Wuhan's landmark structures. The bridge is 1670 meters long, divided into two levels: a highway bridge and a railway bridge. In the evening, the bridge lights up brilliantly, creating a spectacular scene with the Yangtze River night view.

Located at the former site of the Red Building outside the Wuchang Uprising Gate, it is the birthplace of the Wuchang Uprising during the 1911 Revolution. The museum displays a large number of historical artifacts and materials related to the 1911 Revolution, making it an important place to learn about modern Chinese history.

A national first-class museum with rich collections, known for collecting and displaying Chu culture artifacts. Its treasures include the Chime Bells of Marquis Yi of Zeng and the Sword of King Goujian of Yue, making it an important place to understand Chu culture and ancient Chinese history.

The most distinctive riverside park along the Wuhan section of the Yangtze River, extending about 7 kilometers. The park is shaded with trees and has multiple themed scenic areas. Walking along the riverside allows you to enjoy the scenery on both sides of the Yangtze River, which is especially beautiful in the evening.