2026 Jingzhou Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in February)

Jingzhou Four Days Three Nights Travel Guide (Budget 5000 RMB) Suitable for: History enthusiasts, cultural explorers, food lovers Budget allocation: Transportation 1200 RMB + Accommodation 1200 RMB + Dining 1000 RMB + Tickets/Experiences 1000 RMB + Others 600 RMB 📅 Day 1: Jingzhou Ancient City & Museum Theme: Chu Culture + Three Kingdoms Relics Accommodation suggestion: Boutique inn inside Jingzhou Ancient City (about 400 RMB/night) Morning: Jingzhou Ancient City Wall (Ticket 35 RMB) Binyang Tower: Climb the tower to overlook the moat and feel the "Ironclad Jingzhou" Zhang Juzheng Former Residence: Explore the growth path of the Ming Dynasty prime minister ⏰ Recommended duration: 2.5 hours Lunch: Jingzhou Fish Cake (40 RMB per person) Recommended: Old Neighborhood Fish Cake, paired with pork rib lotus root soup Afternoon: Jingzhou Museum (Free) Western Han Dynasty Mummy Exhibition Hall: Well-preserved noblewoman mummy from 2100 years ago Chu and Han Lacquerware Exhibition: The finest collection of Warring States lacquerware in China ⏰ Recommended duration: 2 hours Evening: Moat boat tour (50 RMB) Enjoy the ancient city light show on a painted boat Night: Dasai Alley Food Street Must-eat: Early Hall Noodles (night snack version), Public Security Guokui (a type of baked flatbread) 📅 Day 2: Chu King Chariot and Horse Array & Weishui Reservoir Theme: Archaeological Wonders + Lake and Mountain Scenery Accommodation suggestion: Weishui Auto Camping Site (about 400 RMB/night) Morning: Chu King Chariot and Horse Array (Ticket 85 RMB) Pit No.1: The "underground army" 200 years older than the Terracotta Warriors of Qin Shi Huang Chu King’s Tomb Restoration Exhibition: Learn about the burial customs of Chu nobility ⏰ Recommended duration: 3 hours Lunch: Songzi Dupojī Chicken (60 RMB per person) Special firewood stove cooking, paired with Songzi buckwheat bean curd skin Afternoon: Weishui Scenic Area (Ticket + boat 100 RMB) Hundred Islands Gallery: Boat through the starry scattered islands Nanshan Island Viewing: Climb to capture the panoramic view of "Thousand Island Lake" ⏰ Recommended duration: 4 hours 📅 Day 3: Honghu Ecotour Theme: Red Memories + Wetland Scenery All day: Honghu Ecotourism Area (Package ticket 150 RMB) Qujiawan Ancient Town: Site group of the Xiang-E Western Revolutionary Base Area Wetland Lotus Viewing: Tens of thousands of lotus flowers bloom in summer (best from June to September) Fisherman’s Experience: Learn to row lotus-picking boats, enjoy a full fish feast ⏰ Recommended duration: 6 hours Dinner: Honghu Wild Duck Braised Lotus Root (80 RMB per person) Made with Honghu Jiukong lotus root, soft and fragrant 📅 Day 4: Zhanghua Temple & Return Theme: Millennium Ancient Temple + Cultural Finale Morning: Zhanghua Temple (Free) Chu Plum Tree: Said to be planted by King Ling of Chu, 2500 years old Ming Dynasty Beamless Hall: Rare brick beamless architecture in China ⏰ Recommended duration: 1.5 hours Lunch: Jingzhou Public Security Beef (50 RMB per person) Recommended: Wuyi Road Beef Hotpot, paired with Shishou Bijiayu Fish Maw Afternoon: Return trip (optional souvenirs) Jingzhou Eight Treasure Rice (Intangible Cultural Heritage traditional craft) Honghu Lotus Seeds (Vacuum packed) 💰 Budget Details (for 2 people) Item Cost (RMB) Notes Transportation 1200 High-speed train/self-drive + scenic area transport Accommodation 1200 Three nights of special accommodation Dining 1000 Specialty meals + lake fresh feast Tickets 1000 Main attractions + experience items Others 600 Souvenirs/emergency funds Total 5000 Flexible adjustment possible 🌟 Tips Transportation guide: Wuhan to Jingzhou high-speed train 1 hour (ticket 60 RMB), Honghu recommended self-drive/charter (2 hours) Hidden activities: Jingzhou Museum offers free guided tours by appointment (book 1 day in advance) Seasonal specials: Honghu Lotus Festival in July-August, Weishui Reservoir birdwatching season in December Cultural trivia: Jingzhou Fish Cake is a Chu royal court dish with a 3000-year history This itinerary allows you to deeply experience the historical richness of the "Ancient Capital of Chu" while enjoying the water town charm of the Jianghan Plain. The 5000 RMB budget is enough for a quality trip! Feel free to communicate anytime if you want to adjust the itinerary intensity~ 🏯

This weekend, the three main city gates of Jingzhou will host exciting events! In front of the Chaozong Tower, the "City Entry Ceremony" will be spectacularly performed. The show uses a dramatic narrative and immersive interaction to vividly connect the history of the Three Kingdoms in Jingzhou. Soldiers clad in armor stand solemnly at the city gates, banners fluttering, and when the horn sounds, visitors are no longer mere spectators but are welcomed as "Three Kingdoms guests," truly experiencing the unique atmosphere of "once entering Jingzhou city, you become a person of the Three Kingdoms," personally stepping into the history of clashing swords and horses. In addition, there will be a boat launching ceremony, Phoenix light show, King of Singers competition, Three Kingdoms Heroes Road, and many other rich activities. Here, visitors can enjoy a surprising time-travel experience and feel the profound heritage of Three Kingdoms culture. Come to Jingzhou, join this cultural feast, check in at exciting events, and create unforgettable memories!

#SeptemberDestinations2025 #China #Wuhan #TianheAirport #XiantaoWatertown #Cruise Arrived at Wuhan Tianhe Airport. It's amazing! The tall buildings and great lighting 👍 Let's get started right away~ First, we took a boat to Xiantao Watertown. The lake was vast, a sight I'd never seen before. The trees on either side were straight and neat, with at least several thousand Metasequoia trees standing tall. Then we visited the Jingzhou Wusheng Temple and climbed the Jingzhou City Wall, experiencing the grandeur of the city gates back then. #MetasequoiaForest #JingzhouWushengTemple #JingzhouCityWall

✨Attention all special forces travelers! This time I'm taking you to explore Jingzhou - where profound history meets culinary delights. This city holds endless stories, let's uncover its mysteries together! 🚀 ✨First Impressions of Jingzhou As the ancient capital of Chu State and a famous Three Kingdoms city, Jingzhou's 2000+ years of history gives it unique charm. Strolling through Jingzhou feels like hearing history's echoes and touching the marks of time. ✨My Itinerary Day1: Jingzhou Station → Huangjiatang Rice Noodles (breakfast) → Wanshou Garden → Fantawild Oriental Heritage (rides, shows, fireworks) Day2: Jingzhou Museum → Zhang Juzheng's Former Residence → Ancient City Wall (Binyang Tower, wall walk) → Dasaixiang Food Street → Return ✨Must-Visit Attractions 1. Jingzhou Ancient City Wall: One of China's best-preserved ancient walls. Walk along to feel Three Kingdoms history. Binyang Tower's nighttime light show is breathtaking - don't miss it! Rent Hanfu costumes for perfect photos. 2. Jingzhou Museum: National first-class museum with rich collections. Must-sees include Warring States silk, the 2000-year-old preserved male corpse, and Chu-style lacquerware. 3. Fantawild Oriental Heritage: Chu culture-themed park. Shows like "Qu Yuan" and "Chu Music" offer immersive cultural experiences. Thrilling rides suit both families and couples. The fireworks show is magical. 4. Chu King's Chariot Pit: Massive chariot burial site. "Terracotta Warriors in the north, Xiongjiazhong in the south." New AR guides make it extra fun. 5. Yingcheng Cultural Park: Recreates ancient Ying City with nostalgic streets and farming complexes showcasing Chu ancestors' lives. 6. Wanshou Garden: Features the unique Ming Dynasty Wanshou Pagoda suspended over riverbanks. Perfect sunset spot. 7. Shashi Pier Creative Park: Industrial-chic riverside area with boutique shops and container bars hosting live music. 🥮Food Recommendations 1. Jingzhou Fish Cake: Silky texture melts in your mouth. Great steamed or in soup. Buy vacuum-packed ones at "Zhang Juzheng Street Old Brand" near Fantawild as souvenirs. 2. Zaotang Noodles: Locals' favorite breakfast. Huangjiatang Rice Noodles serves the most authentic version - go early to avoid lines. 3. Braised Crawfish: Best May-June. Wuyi Road Night Market's version has firm meat and rich sauce. Pair with chilled Liangxia drink. 4. Doupi: Crispy outside, soft inside with pork, mushrooms and glutinous rice. Perfect breakfast. 5. Lotus Root Soup: Made with Honghu lotus roots - sweet, sticky and heartwarming. 🏣Accommodation Picks 1. Chuyun Manxin Hotel: Convenient ancient city location with beautiful gardens and local breakfast. 2. Licheng Hotel (Jingzhou Wuyue Plaza): Excellent service and great value. 3. Yast Hotel (Jingzhou HSR Fantawild): Near train station and Fantawild. Spacious, clean rooms for good rest. #JingzhouTravel #JingzhouFood #JingzhouGuide #HistoricCity

#Ancient City This time we recommend the ancient city of Jingzhou, which is a must-see attraction for fans of the Three Kingdoms and one of the seven ancient cities in China. 🔥🔥🔥 💞Recommended reasons: The ancient city of Jingzhou is a tourist area full of history and culture, exuding a unique charm. The ancient city walls, gates and streets here make visitors feel like they have stepped back in time. Well-preserved architecture, cultural relics and immersive experiences showcase the region’s rich heritage and historical significance. 🌟🌟🌟 There are many distinctive buildings and houses inside and outside the city wall. There are also statues of Three Kingdoms figures standing on the city wall, which remind us of the heroic deeds of our ancestors. Regardless of the historical significance of the ancient city of Jingzhou, it is actually a beautiful attraction. The ancient city walls, quaint stone brick bridges and various ancient objects make this place a great place to take beautiful photos. 📸🔥 #100TravelWays #DayTour #BestPlacesInOctober2024 #HistoricRelics

I regret not coming sooner!! I declare this is the most fun amusement park around Wuhan. A city of Jingzhou, half a step into the history of the Three Kingdoms, Li Bai wrote 'A thousand miles to Jiangling, returned in one day' turns out Jingzhou is the ancient Jiangling. After crossing the moat, visiting the ancient city walls, the museum, and tasting the delicacies of Shashi, what left the deepest impression was This national style park filled with Chu culture is fun, but that's just an understated part of it. Walking around here, you experience the ancient streets, Jingchu culture, historical civilization, and mythological stories, all writing the charm of the Orient, like immersively walking through five thousand years of Chinese history~ √It is recommended to start from the right side when entering and play in order, going around in a circle without any backtracking. Below are the recommended must-visit attractions, each exceeding expectations!!! 1: Fly With You 2: Chu Music 3: Nüwa Mends the Heavens 4: Qu Yuan 5: Ancient Style Splendor 6: Cowherd and Weaver Girl 7: The Burning of Red Cliffs 8: Yu the Great Controls the Waters 9: Galaxy Crossing 10: Charm of the Nine Provinces and Soaring over Bear Ridge Mini-guide: Wuhan self-drive 2.5h, high-speed train 1.5h, really close!! There are activities on Children's Day, parent-child runs, grand parades at night, and it's more cost-effective!! Chu Music and Qu Yuan require cloud reservation! Super beautiful, especially Chu Music, only available here! Go early, fewer people and you can finish all your favorites!!

I personally think this is one of the places in Jingzhou that should not be missed! During my trip to Jingzhou, Hubei, I stayed at the Shiyehuayuan Hotel in the Yangmatou Cultural Park in Shashi for two nights. The hotel is within walking distance to the Dasaixiang Food Street. I really like the style of this hotel, simple in black and white, with a large public space, good quality room details, and a super large bathroom. The side facing the Yangtze River are all river view rooms, the price is not expensive, a river view double room is only about 300 per night, good value for money. The Yangmatou Cultural Park in Shashi is located by the Yangtze River, where the old and the modern are integrated. There are many old buildings with red brick western-style houses, along the Yangtze River there are some restaurants and stylish small shops, retro and artistic. I like to take a walk along the river in the evening, feeling the slow life of this city with the wind blowing from the river surface and watching the ferries come and go. During my four-day and three-night trip in Jingzhou, I stayed in Jingzhou city for two nights. For the sake of Wenshui fish and Songzi chicken, I stayed in the Wenshui scenic area in Songzi for one night, and it felt pretty good. Jingzhou is really an underestimated treasure city, with the feeling of 'being kept in a boudoir and unknown to the public', it has a profound history, a variety of delicious food, and a good travel destination.

Location: Jingzhou city in Hubei province. Getting here: About a thirty minutes train journey from Wuhan city. Highlights: Jingzhou is a small but very beautiful ancient city. There is a wonderful. it wall that goes around the old town. The air is fresh here and I flew my drone to get some wonderful aerial views. This city is really great for a backdrop for portrait photography and it looks like a movie scene. #jingzhou #hubei

Location: A mere one hour train journey from Wuhan city in Hubei you will come to this wonderful historical city called Jingzhou. You can send hours walking around the old town and climb the city wall. The city wall carries a lot of historical significance and it's a wonderful place to photograph. Inside the wall has a park with lots of fun activities for couples and families to enjoy. #jingzhou

#Mainland China Attractions Jingzhou Jinfeng Square Located outside the east gate of Jingzhou District, Jingzhou City, Hubei Province, with the ancient city wall and ancient city tower as the background, it is one of the largest urban green leisure and entertainment squares in Hubei Province and one of the must-see attractions for tourists. This is because in 2008, the starting point of the Beijing Olympic Torch Relay in Jingzhou, Hubei Province was at Jinfeng Square. In the center of the square stands the city logo of Jingzhou - the "Golden Phoenix Soaring". The main building of the city logo is a dazzling golden phoenix, with a magnificent design of soaring wings above the blazing sun under the sun. It is definitely a scenic spot to visit, and the elegant surrounding environment makes people feel very comfortable and relaxed.

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We did a day trip with work for some team building. This park offers a wide variety of activities for all ages. Getting There - This park can be reached by bus. Attractions - There are a lot of different activities inside the park. A 3D show, rollercoaster rides of various kids, different rides for kids and adults, water parks and much more. There’s enough spots to take some beautiful pictures at for those who aren’t keen on going on rides. This park is big and it’s great for spending a day outside with friends. Food & Restaurants - There are several eating places inside the park. The prices are a little high and perhaps the quality of food isn’t that great. Best would be to take snacks with and your own food. Shopping - There are small shops where you can buy some toys. Overall not a bad location for a day outing. #park #rollercoaster #themeparks#roadtrip#summervacation#urbanexplorer

Basically, Jingzhou will hold a large-scale light show every year, especially the Lantern Festival Lantern Festival. This time, in the Jingyue Park of Jingzhou, the Jingchu Lantern Festival, which integrates culture, technology and interaction, produced 57 large and medium-sized light groups and integrated the elements of the light show to blend the culture with the light show. Many dances of the Chu culture theme, such as "Yu Yuan Xing", "Fengming Chutian", "Aspirations to the Central Plains" and "Chudu Impression", will transform the whole art lanterns into a three-dimensional art with Jingchu culture and modern art. Picture. In fact, in addition to the good show of the light show, it is more time to spend time with the family. It is very beautiful to have a memory that can be remembered together. The most important thing in the Chinese New Year is reunion.

A Dish, a City's Flavor of the New Year | Hubei New Year's Eve Dinner: The Taste of Reunion Hidden in the Land of Fish and Rice 🏮 Every Spring Festival, the New Year's Eve dinner for Hubei people is a culinary feast of the "land of fish and rice." From Wuhan's fish cake to Jingzhou's braised pork belly, from Xiangyang's shredded duck to Yichang's preserved meat, each dish carries the memories of the New Year's customs of Hubei, the taste of home, and the imprint of the New Year. 🌊 Wuhan: No Feast Without Fish, Fish Cake is the Soul - The Soul Dish: Fish Cake Made from fresh grass carp, deboned, minced, and steamed, fish cake is as white as jade and has a chewy texture. It is the "star dish" of Wuhan people's New Year's Eve dinner, symbolizing "abundance year after year and rising step by step." Whether steamed or added to hot pot, it is the most popular dish on the New Year's Eve dinner table. - Classic Pairings: - Pork Rib and Lotus Root Soup: Simmered for hours with lotus root and pork ribs from Honghu Lake, the soup is soft, sweet, and comforting, a warm and comforting dish for winter. - Braised Wuchang Fish: Tender and flavorful, symbolizing "abundance year after year," it's a staple of Wuhan's New Year's Eve dinner. - Steamed Pork Belly with Sugar from Huangpi: Pork belly coated in glutinous rice and brown sugar, sweet but not cloying, symbolizing "sweetness and happiness." 🎭 Jingzhou: A Feast of Fish Cakes from the Land of Fish and Rice - Soul of the New Year's Dish: Jingzhou Fish Cake As the birthplace of fish cake, Jingzhou's fish cakes are even more exquisite. Fresh grass carp or silver carp are selected, hand-chopped into a paste, steamed, and then sliced. They can be steamed or stir-fried, melting in your mouth. It's not only the star of the New Year's Eve dinner but also a popular gift for visiting relatives and friends in Jingzhou. - Classic Pairings: - Braised Pork Belly with Tofu Skin: Layers of pork belly and tofu skin create a rich yet not greasy flavor, symbolizing "rising to higher positions." - Gong'an Beef Hot Pot: Tender and flavorful beef stewed until piping hot, a lively staple for the New Year. 🏯 Xiangyang: Silk-Wrapped Duck and Shaoxing Wine in the Ancient City - Soul Dish: Xiangyang Silk-Wrapped Duck A whole duck is deboned, stuffed with glutinous rice, mushrooms, cured meat, etc., wrapped in cotton thread, and steamed. Sliced, it's as delicate as silk wrapping. This dish is not only flavorful but also symbolizes "reunion," making it the grand finale of Xiangyang's New Year's Eve dinner. - Classic Pairings: - Xiangyang Shaoxing Wine: Low in alcohol, sweet and refreshing, a staple of the New Year's Eve dinner, symbolizing "longevity." - Yicheng Prawns: Although a summer delicacy, they also appear on the New Year's table, symbolizing "prosperity and good fortune." 🌲 Yichang: Steamed Assorted Cured Meats by the Three Gorges - Soul Dish: Steamed Assorted Cured Meats Layer upon layer of cured pork, sausage, and fish, steamed to perfection, releasing an irresistible aroma. Cured pork from the Three Gorges region is smoked with pine and cypress branches, giving it a unique flavor. A traditional New Year's dish for Yichang residents, symbolizing a bountiful harvest. - Classic Pairings: - Three Gorges Fat Fish: Tender and boneless, a favorite among Yichang residents, symbolizing abundance year after year. - Tujia Cured Pork: Richly smoky, a staple of the New Year's Eve dinner, embodying the festive spirit of mountain families. 🌾 Huanggang: Glutinous Rice Cakes and Rice Wine from the Dabie Mountains - Soul Dish: Glutinous Rice Cakes Made by pounding steamed glutinous rice, these cakes can be pan-fried or deep-fried. Dipped in white or brown sugar, they are a popular New Year's snack for Huanggang residents. It symbolizes "family reunion" and is the most anticipated flavor of the New Year for children. - Classic Pairing: - Luotian Dabie Mountain Stew: A steaming pot of cured pork, free-range chicken, dried vegetables, etc., representing the taste of the New Year in mountain families. - Wuxue Crispy Candy: Sweet and crispy, a New Year's gift symbolizing "sweetness and happiness." 💡 Hubei New Year Customs Tidbits 1. No Feast Without Fish: Hubei is a land of fish and rice, so fish is a must for the New Year's Eve dinner, and the fish cannot be finished, symbolizing "abundance year after year." 2. Rice Cake Symbolizes Rising: People in Wuhan eat rice cake during the New Year, symbolizing "rising higher every year." 3. Staying Up Late and Eating Dumplings: Although rice is the staple food in Hubei, some areas also eat dumplings while staying up late, symbolizing "bringing in wealth and treasures."

I passed by this shop on my way to dinner. The reviews looked pretty good, and since I had some time before my drive, I strolled over. The shop was decorated with lots of cute Christmas decorations! [Cute] I ordered an apple cinnamon latte; it was fragrant and sweet but not too cloying. Next time I'll try the Basque cake!

📚 Must-see collection list! We recommend starting with these: 1. The precious ancient books and calligraphy brushes on display in the exhibition hall (be sure to look closely at the details in the glass cases). 2. Important artifacts in the main building (you can quickly locate them using the brochure). 3. Rare collections in the branch museums (perfect spots for photos). 💡 Helpful tips: ✅ Head straight to the information desk upon entering! You can pick up a free visitor's brochure, which details the locations of all the must-see treasures. ✅ Don't hesitate to ask if you see an exhibit you don't understand! The staff and security guards are super professional and nice 🤗 ✅ The branch museums are in the last building, so we recommend asking for directions before visiting (otherwise you might easily miss them!). 📸 Photo tips: ✨ Close-up shots are great in front of the ancient book display cases. ✨ The Western-style building exterior is perfect for photos on a sunny day. ✨ Don't miss the architectural details on the exterior! 💬 A little reminder: Don't rush off after visiting the main exhibition hall! There's a branch building behind it with many surprises waiting for you to discover!

The Spring Festival is approaching, and Jingzhou is launching its annual "Super Cultural Tourism Month" across the region. The thousand-year-old ancient city, with its blue bricks and black tiles, is dyed in festive colors, and the river breeze brings a strong New Year flavor from the land of Chu. From urban areas to villages, from day to night, over a hundred scenes, Jingchu intangible cultural heritage, Three Kingdoms light and shadow shows, and folk festivals are staged one after another, taking you on a passionate journey through the Year of the Horse Spring Festival! 🎉 [Ancient City Overview · Chu Charm Time Travel] From February 14 to 22, the Jingzhou Ancient City "Phoenix Dance in the Nine Heavens" Spring Cultural Tourism project features three major themes and nine days of parades, brand-new metaverse time travel, star wish roulette, ancient city decorations, and Lantern Festival water shadow prayers, offering an all-day immersive experience. From February 17 to March 3, "Horse Leap Spring Ignites the Ancient City" includes multi-art interactive activities, intangible heritage handicrafts, challenge games, and fun lantern riddles. On March 3, the Lantern Riddle area and river lantern release activities light up the night sky. On February 8, the most beautiful Warring States robe photo session, dress up in ancient style for check-in, interact with NPCs to receive cultural and creative gifts. Location: Zhang Juzheng Street & Binyang Tower Weng City. [Light and Shadow Spectacle · New Year Feast] From January 31 to March 3, Fantawild Oriental Heritage presents "Brilliant Chinese New Year," featuring fire dance light shows, a thousand-lantern parade, peony flower market, and joyful food to fully enjoy the Spring Festival celebrations. Starting February 6, Jing Street · Guan Gong Yi Garden Three Kingdoms Lantern Carnival live show and water iron flower performance, with a 29.9 yuan special offer for the popular lantern group "Diao Chan Worships the Moon"—a must-check-in. From February 14 to 22 at night, Hubei Cultural Tourism · Jing Street mobile stage fireworks, lion dance, and interactive drama ignite festive passion. 🌟 [Intangible Cultural Heritage & Folk Customs · Interactive Experience] From February 17 to 21, Jingzhou Ancient City hosts intangible cultural heritage and folk custom performances, including dragon and lion dances, Jing River opera, Five Road God of Wealth, lucky bag giveaways, and close-up immersive photo opportunities. On Wuyi Road in Shashi District, from February 13-16 and 19-22, "Intangible Heritage Renewed Year of the Horse Trend Play" features intangible heritage crafts, snacks, old street flash mobs, bonfire parties, unlocking childhood memories for the Spring Festival. [Market Festival · New Year Food] Starting February 4, Jingzhou District's "New Year Goods Carnival" livens up Old South Gate Square, with intangible heritage crafts like Five Shrimp Stir-fried Catfish, Lotus Boat, Chu bamboo slip blue dyeing, New Year cooking competitions, and a one-stop food exhibition and sale. Songzi hosts the "Happy Countryside Market" on February 7-8, focusing on New Year goods, food, and folk performances. Jiangling County's Central Golden Street "Thousand Miles Benefit Jiangling" runs from February 5-11, featuring local New Year goods, intangible heritage experiences, and cultural performances linked with county-wide consumption vouchers. Honghu Qujiawan from February 9-11 and Huangjiakou on February 10 gather rural markets, food feasts, traditional folk customs, and interactive games. [Countryside Spring Festival · Flower Sea Spring Outing] Baling Mountain Town promotes flower-viewing scenic spots from February 1 to April 30, connecting Hengrong Plum Garden and Qianshan Sen Art Garden for check-ins, ancient costume parades, flower markets, and ticket and accommodation discounts. Jianli Chengji Town hosts the "Colorful Romantic Tour" from March 8 to April 6, featuring a pastoral music festival, tent camping, family playground, and drama performances all in one place. [Brilliant Night Market · Lantern Festival Carnival] From February 16 to March 31, Jingzhou Garden Expo Park holds the 6th Spring Lantern Festival. On March 3, the Lantern Festival, Changjiang University’s Xinfeng 1st Road "Changxin Night Alley" trendy street opens with food, interactive lantern signs, and song and dance performances to ignite youth. [Hot Springs Wetlands · Festival Exclusives] Honghu Yuexi Peninsula from January 30 to March 3 offers intangible heritage variety show parades, God of Wealth blessings, bonfire parties, and limited free ticket draws. Honghu Wetland Ecological Park from February 15 to 23 offers free admission for visitors born in the Year of the Horse or with the character "Ma" in their name, interactive games with gifts, and social check-in rewards. Seize every vibrant scene and interactive event. Whether you want to enjoy flowers, visit lantern festivals, experience intangible cultural heritage and folk customs, take photos, or buy New Year goods, Jingzhou can fulfill all your Spring Festival expectations! 🏮🎏 The 2026 Jingcai Chinese New Year Feast invites you to celebrate day and night, tour ten cities, and joyfully welcome the Year of the Horse!

During the 2026 Spring Festival holiday, the Chu King's Chariot and Horse Formation Scenic Area is launching a series of cultural interactive benefits and immersive traditional New Year experiences, inviting visitors to join a warm and profound Chu culture New Year celebration. [Chu King's Chariot and Horse Formation Spring Festival Cultural Welfare Event] From February 10 to February 23, 2026, the scenic area offers four exclusive benefits: Visitors born in the Year of the Horse, those whose names include the character "Ma" (horse), or those with birthdays during the Horse Year Spring Festival can enjoy half-price tickets (February 17–23); those who can recite 30 lines of "Li Sao" with Chu dialect and rhyme on-site can enter for free (February 15–23); visitors holding return train or plane tickets during the 2026 Spring Festival travel rush can also enjoy half-price tickets (February 10–16). [Chu King's Chariot and Horse Formation Spring Festival Special Experiences] During the New Year period, the scenic area hosts daily Chu dance welcomes—Four Yi dance with elegant music to open the way; a fun historical theater performs small plays depicting Chu Kingdom's New Year customs, combining education and entertainment; the Chu shaman blessing area allows visitors to write wishes and hang blessing plaques, experiencing a millennium-old ritual; the handmade Chu ritual workshop offers intangible cultural heritage experiences such as paper cutting and lantern making; the parent-child archaeology area, led by "Chu Chu Bear," simulates excavation and artifact restoration, awarding "Little Archaeologist" certificates. Two thousand years ago, real chariots and horses rested quietly at the site, and now the limited-time Chu-style New Year atmosphere vividly comes to life. History is not just on display; it is a living scene to participate in, touch, and inherit. Come to Chu King's Chariot and Horse Formation and start your unique journey!

Jingzhou Museum is a truly local comprehensive museum. Its predecessor was the Jingzhou Working Group of the Hubei Provincial Literature and History Museum, established in 1951. In 1997, it was officially renamed Jingzhou Museum. It is not only one of the first national first-class museums but also a national 4A-level tourist attraction 🏛️✨ With the Spring Festival approaching, the Wenbo Talk Guided Tour Group's Jingzhou Museum group tours are here~ ♥️【Group/Shared Tour Includes】: Wenbo Talk Guided Tour 🥇 with expert human guides 1-2 hour session options Small shared groups with up to 15 people Each person gets a dedicated guide headset Family trips can choose private groups~ (advance booking required on holidays) ✅【Why Choose Us】: High-quality guide team~ Butler-style service~ Guides with at least 8 years of experience~ Exclusive 2-hour full museum tour! (Our signature) Option to link multiple attractions in one tour (advance booking required on holidays)~ 【1/1.5/2 Hour Details】 1 hour: Treasure Hall, Phoenix Mountain 168 Han Tomb (wet corpse), Chu Qin Han Lacquerware Museum 1.5 hours: Treasure Hall, Phoenix Mountain 168 Han Tomb (wet corpse) 1.5H, Chu Qin Han Lacquerware Museum, Exhibition Building Bronze or Jade (Jade Mask) 2 hours: Treasure Hall, Phoenix Mountain 168 Han Tomb (wet corpse), Chu Qin Han Lacquerware Museum, Exhibition Building Bronze, Jade (Jade Mask), Bamboo Slips 🕹️ Location: No. 166 Jingzhong Road, Jingzhou District, Jingzhou City, Hubei Province 🎫 Admission: Free❗️No appointment needed for individuals ⏰ Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (last entry at 4:00 PM)           

From February 14 to February 22, 2026, Jingzhou’s "Twelve Hours · Fengwu Jiutian" Spring Festival cultural tourism event grandly opens! The event covers five major areas: the East Gate, Old South Gate, and Great North Gate of Jingzhou Ancient City, Lingjian Mountain Scenic Area of Xuanmiao Temple, and Jinan Cultural Tourism Zone. It integrates four major themes: Chu culture, Three Kingdoms culture, urban folk culture, and xianxia (fantasy martial arts) culture, creating a continuous nine-day immersive New Year experience. [“Jingchu Seasonal Records” Grand Parade] Traditional dragon and lion dances, stilt-walking Guan Gong, flag-waving acrobatics, and modern robots perform together, blending festive atmosphere with technology. The parade route runs through the core streets of the ancient city, lively and full of surprises. [Immersive Dining Show “Three Kingdoms Feast”] Enjoy authentic Jingchu cuisine in an ancient-style setting while watching musical and dance performances, a flavorful cultural feast that transports your taste buds and senses through the Three Kingdoms era. [Lingjian Mountain Xianxia Fantasy Night Tour] An immersive xianxia-themed night tour set against snowy scenery, with shifting lights and changing scenes. Every snapshot is a masterpiece of traditional Chinese style, maximizing atmosphere and photo opportunities. [“Chu Music 800 Years” Live Experience] The Jinan Cultural Tourism Zone transforms into the “Chu Kingdom Metaverse.” Visitors can wear Chu costumes, learn rituals and music, and watch bianzhong (bronze bell) performances, deeply experiencing 800 years of Chu’s cultural splendor in a live setting. [“Twelve Star Lords” Citywide Interaction] Jingzhou’s original IP “Twelve Star Lords” will appear randomly at event locations, interacting playfully with visitors and distributing New Year blessings. Take photos and check in to enjoy good luck. [Creative Festive Decoration Check-in Matrix] Themes like “Star Wish Wheel” and “Ancient City’s New Attire” decorate the city, blending traditional festival customs with youthful expression, easily unlocking exclusive Spring Festival atmosphere for memorable photos. [“Jingzhou Twelve Hours” Annual Pass] The annual pass includes the Great North Gate’s “Three Kingdoms Heroes Road” live short drama, Lingjian Mountain xianxia night tour, “Chitu Horse” sightseeing bus in the ancient city, exclusive cultural product collection, and discounts at dozens of partner merchants—one-stop enjoyment of food, drink, entertainment, and accommodation. [“Jing Coins” Interactive Market] Participate in on-site interactions to earn “Jing Coins,” which can be directly used to offset purchases at Huatai Market, South Gate Market, Three Kingdoms Morning Market, and Lingjian Mountain shops. Play and save, making the New Year atmosphere even more authentic. [Spring Festival Limited Co-branded Cultural Products] Jing Wallet, Knight Badges, “Twelve Star Lords” pendants, Lingjian-themed figurines and blind boxes, and other series of cultural products are launched simultaneously, bringing Jingzhou stories and national trendy gifts home. Come to Jingzhou and start your unique journey!

A day as a "Wind-Chasing Girl" at Jingzhou International Circuit✨ Put on the orange and black racing suit, and the vibe instantly skyrockets! The moment the go-kart engine roars, all your worries are left behind🏎️ The thrill of flying close to the ground—once you try it, you’ll know how addictive it is! 📸 Photo Tips: ✔️ Lean on the go-kart, helmet resting on your arm for a relaxed vibe ✔️ When the sun is shining, the raw photos come with a natural vintage filter ✔️ The cooler the pose, the more stunning the shot! 📍 Location: Jingzhou International Circuit 🚗 Activity: Go-kart experience 💰 Cost: Just a hundred yuan for endless fun!

Girls! This city is really amazing, a city full of historical vibes that truly surprises! 😍 As a Three Kingdoms fan, this place is a treasure trove~ Let me quickly share my exclusive guide to help you avoid pitfalls and have a blast! ✨ 🏮 Recommended Attractions 1. Jingzhou Ancient City Wall: A must-visit! The Ming Dynasty city wall is extremely well-preserved. Walking or biking here is super pleasant, and photos at sunset are stunning 📸. Admission is free, but there’s a fee to climb the towers! 2. Jingzhou Museum: Free entry! The collection is very rich, with Warring States silk and Western Han ancient mummies that are truly impressive. History buffs don’t miss it! 🕌 3. Guan Gong Yi Garden: The statue of Guan Yu is majestic and imposing. The nighttime light show is dazzling, perfect for epic photos! 🎆 Tickets cost about 60 RMB. 4. Zhang Juzheng Former Residence: A low-key cultural spot, the home of the Ming Dynasty prime minister. The courtyard is quiet and a great place to learn history~ 🌿 5. Shashi Yang Dock Cultural and Creative Park: An artsy district transformed from an old dock, with vintage buildings and snack stalls. It’s lively at night! 🚢 🗺️ Travel Itinerary Day 1: Jingzhou Museum → Jingzhou Ancient City Wall (walk or rent a bike) → Evening stroll at Yang Dock Night Market Day 2: Guan Gong Yi Garden → Zhang Juzheng Former Residence → Three Kingdoms Park (leisure walk) → Night tour of the ancient city light show Day 3: Shashi Old Street food hunt → Chu King Chariot and Cavalry Formation (a bit far but worth it, 30-minute drive) → Return trip ✨ Tips: Jingzhou is small and attractions are concentrated. Public transport or taxis are convenient~ Renting a bike to tour the ancient city is highly recommended! 🚲 🍜 Food Recommendations Jingzhou is a foodie paradise! Locals guided me to these 👇 • Zaotang Noodles: A must-eat! The broth is fresh and fragrant, noodles are chewy, a warm bowl in the morning is heartwarming~ 🍜 Recommended “Fushou Zaotang Noodles,” about 15 RMB per person. • Fish Cake: A Jingzhou specialty, soft and delicious, great steamed or in soup! 🐟 Available at snack stalls or restaurants. • Guokui (crispy flatbread): Crispy and tasty, the preserved vegetable filling is recommended. Perfect for eating on the go! 🥙 Found everywhere on the street, 5 RMB each. • Glutinous Rice Wrapped with Fried Dough Stick: Sweet or savory options, a breakfast favorite combining soft and crispy textures~ 🌯 • Crawfish: A must-order in summer! Jingzhou crawfish is spicy and flavorful, the night snack stalls have a great vibe~ 🦞 Hidden Tip: Head to Shashi Old Street for many old shops with cheap prices, avoid the high prices in tourist areas! 💰 Budget Reference Jingzhou is affordable, great for students or budget travelers~ 800 RMB per person for three days and two nights is enough for a great time! • Transportation: City bus 2 RMB per ride, taxi starting at 8 RMB; taxis between attractions usually under 20 RMB. If coming from out of town, take the train or high-speed rail to “Jingzhou Station,” and calculate your main transport accordingly~ 🚖 • Accommodation: Budget hotels around 150 RMB/night, guesthouses near the ancient city about 200 RMB/night, booking in advance is recommended! 🏨 • Tickets: Most attractions are free or low cost, main expense is Guan Gong Yi Garden at 60 RMB, total under 100 RMB. 🎫 • Food: Snacks 10-30 RMB per person, full meals about 50 RMB per person, around 300 RMB for three days of eating and drinking to your fill! 🍽️ • Shopping: Specialty fish cakes, tea, etc., buy as needed, 100 RMB is enough~ 🛍️ ✨ Money-saving tips: Bring your student ID for discounts at some spots; walk more to enjoy the slow pace of the ancient city! 💌 Final Reminder The people of Jingzhou are super friendly and patient when giving directions~ Remember to wear comfortable shoes, lots of walking in the ancient city! The weather can change, bring a jacket to stay warm~ 🌤️ Here history and food blend perfectly, great for a relaxing trip. Quickly gather your friends and come check it out! 💖

The wintersweet in Jingzhou is quietly blooming now, marking a perfect season to enjoy the flowers and their fragrance on the ancient land of Jingchu with its long-standing cultural charm. Around attractions such as the Jingzhou Ancient City Wall, Taihui Temple, Zhang Juzheng's Former Residence, and Guan Gong Yi Garden, wintersweet blossoms are unfolding one after another, with golden petals adorning the branches and a delicate fragrance drifting in the breeze, adding a touch of warmth and poetry to the winter days. Visitors strolling through the cobblestone alleys or climbing the ancient city walls can both feel the deep cultural heritage of a thousand years and immerse themselves in the classical ambiance of “a subtle fragrance floating at dusk under the moon.” Besides admiring the plum blossoms, you can also experience cultural interactions like Chu-style lacquerware DIY, Hanfu parades, and handmade plum blossom stationery, blending visual, olfactory, and cultural experiences in harmony. Come to Jingzhou and start your unique journey!

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Hey folks! Quickly save this 5-day Jingzhou travel guide. This super practical itinerary is like copying homework—covering eating, drinking, and entertainment all in one~ -- 🗺️ Itinerary: Day 1: Jingzhou Ancient City -> Zhaojun Village -> Shennong Altar Experience the blend of history and nature, from the ancient city walls to Zhaojun’s hometown, then to the Shennong altar—a journey through a thousand years in one day. Day 2: Shennongding Scenic Area -> Tiensheng Bridge -> Guanmen Mountain Explore the core area of Shennongjia, climb to the summit to watch the sea of clouds, discover the karst wonders, and admire the grandeur of the primeval forest. Day 3: Shennongjia International Ski Resort -> Shuangquanzhai Hot Springs A magical ice and hot spring experience: ski all day on the winter slopes, then soak in the hot springs at night to chase away the cold—fire and ice in one day! Day 4: Three Gorges Dam Tourist Area -> Two Dams and One Gorge Cruise Witness the century-old hydraulic project, take a boat through the Xiling Gorge, and feel the majestic power of the high gorge opening into a calm lake. Day 5: Jingzhou Shashi Airport -> Guangzhou Depart from Jingzhou Airport to return home, ending an exciting trip full of Chu culture charm and natural wonders. -- Must-know tips for your trip: · Don’t miss photo spots like the Jingzhou Ancient City Wall and the red walls of the museum 🧱—every shot is full of historical vibes~ · January in Jingzhou is quite cold ❄️, remember to wear a thick coat and scarf; it gets even chillier if it rains! · You can take a shuttle bus 🚌 from the airport to the city center; there are many departures, and it takes about half an hour—very convenient. · Local specialties like morning noodles and fish cakes are super tasty 🍜; be sure to find a small shop in the old street alleys for breakfast! · Jingzhou’s attractions are quite concentrated, so walking or riding a shared bike 🚲 is more comfortable for exploring~ -- Come to Jingzhou to feel the Chu culture charm, eat well, have fun, and see you on the road!

Take a stroll along the ancient Jingzhou City Wall, where the stories of the Three Kingdoms seem to come alive beneath your feet! Climb Binyang Tower to watch the mighty Yangtze River flow by, then visit the Former Residence of Zhang Juzheng for a rich cultural experience. This 2-day itinerary is super practical—bookmark it now~ / Recommended Attractions: 🏛️ Jingzhou Museum: Don’t miss the Western Han Dynasty male mummy, the museum’s treasure! So many artifacts that will dazzle your eyes✨ The National Day night tour is amazing—light shows plus immersive exhibitions create a fantastic atmosphere. No need to book tickets, just go! Free guided tours all day long🆓 🏯 Ancient Jingzhou City: The millennium-old city wall is breathtaking! The ginkgo avenue in autumn is stunning🍂 Golden leaves against the blue-gray city towers make every photo look like a traditional ink painting. The red cypress trees are so gentle and warm, a stroll here is truly healing~ 🌳 Former Residence of Zhang Juzheng: A must-visit spot resembling a Ming and Qing dynasty garden! White walls and black tiles are perfect for photos📸 Rich in historical and cultural relics, take a walk and feel the old times~ 🐎 Chu King’s Chariot and Cavalry Formation Scenic Area: The pinnacle of Chu culture! Seeing the archaeological site in person is truly impressive⚔️ The chariot formation is majestic, instantly transporting you back to the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods~ / Some Tips: January Weather❄️: Jingzhou winters are damp and cold, so remember to wear a thick coat and scarf—staying warm is key~ Local Customs🙏: As a city of etiquette, please speak softly when visiting museums. Must-Try Food🍜: Morning noodles paired with yellow wine are a perfect combo—breakfast lovers don’t miss out! Photo Spots📸: Sunset on the city wall and the red walls of Binyang Tower offer fantastic photo opportunities! / Jingzhou is so much fun—tag your travel buddy and set off together!