Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street

🧚🏻‍♀️1️⃣ Li Huangpi Road—Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street—Yangtze River Bridge Arrived at the hotel at four in the afternoon. The hotel is located on Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street, which is very convenient for dining and shopping. ✔️ Li Huangpi Road: (p2-3) Went there on the 13th. At that time, there were no cherry blossoms 🌸 upstairs, but now they are there. There are quite a few people taking photos, but everyone takes them quickly. ✔️Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street: After taking photos, walked back to go to No. 7 Courtyard for a meal. Their food is quite spicy but really delicious. Had to queue for a while when we got there. ✔️Yangtze River Bridge: Navigated to Parrot Island Hanyang Bridge Theme Park. Got off there, entered the park, walked forward, and on the left hand side, you could go down under the bridge. 🧚🏻‍♀️2️⃣Wuhan University — Hubei Museum — Hubei Art Museum — East Lake Luoyan Scenic Area — Yellow Crane Tower — Jianghan Customs House ✔️Wuhan University: Free reservation. When I went there on the 14th, the cherry blossoms had buds but hadn't bloomed yet. If you want to see cherry blossoms, you can go a bit later. The cherry blossoms in p7 are the ones encountered on the way out of the subway, where three or four trees were in full bloom. ✔️Hubei Museum: Free reservation. Four floors up and down, both sides. It doesn't take long to visit. The Sword of Goujian is on 2F in p8. ✔️Hubei Art Museum: Free reservation. Right opposite the museum is the art museum. The art museum is still preparing for a new exhibition. There isn't much to see right now, p9-11. ✔️East Lake Luoyan Scenic Area: Ticket 🎫 13 for adults. It's quite big inside and there are children's play facilities. p12-13 were taken after crossing the Yanzhou Rope Bridge. There are bamboo rafts there. ✔️Yellow Crane Tower: Take subway line 5 to Simenkou Yellow Crane Tower Exit C, which leads directly to the red wall photo spot. The lights are on at eight in the evening. There are many photographers there, 10r/person for a single photo, but I took mine myself. ✔️Jianghan Customs House: Close to Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street. Just a few minutes walk away, you will pass the China Gold building on the way. 🧚🏻‍♀️3️⃣Xian'an Fang—Tan Hua Lin ✔️Xian'an Fang: It's near Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street. After eating at Feifei Shrimp Mansion, it's not far to walk there, but there's not much to see. There's just a flower wall that looks a bit nicer, the first one in the top left corner of p17. ✔️Tan Hua Lin: That street is so beautiful. Many houses are decorated with various flowers. Passed by a cat store and met a cute black cat🐈‍⬛ Went home by car at two in the afternoon after having fun. Overall, Wuhan is quite nice to visit. The weather was also quite warm during these days out.

🏠🏠【Accommodation Choices】 1️⃣It is recommended to stay🏠 in Wuchang District or Jianghan District 2️⃣The first choice is Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street, with Yellow Crane Tower, Hubu Alley, and the Yangtze River Bridge all nearby! 3️⃣Stations before and after Jianghan Road Station on Line 2🚊 will be cheaper — 🚘🚘【Travel Advice】 1️⃣For airports in Wuhan✈️, it is recommended to choose Tianhe International Airport, which is close to the city center 2️⃣For train stations🚞, you can choose Wuchang Railway Station, Hankou Railway Station, Wuhan Railway Station, Wuchang Station 3️⃣Subway/Bus🚊🚌: Search for 'Wuhan Public Transport Ride Code' on zfb 4️⃣Taxi🚘: The starting price during the day is 10r💰, and at night it is 11r💰 — 🌈🌈【Sightseeing Advice】 1️⃣It is suggested to visit Gude Temple in the morning🕐, pay attention to your attire👚. No admission ticket🎫 is needed, but 8r of incense money💰 is required 2️⃣To visit Yellow Crane Tower, you can locate to Subway🚇 Exit C, a popular check-in spot online 3️⃣Hubei Provincial Museum, Art Museum, and Wuhan University all require online reservations in advance. Museums and art galleries are closed on Mondays🕐 4️⃣For hot dry noodles🍜, there's no need to go to a snack street, any random shop on the street will do

A big giveaway of Wuhan travel guide Yellow Crane Tower In the evening, the lights of the Yellow Crane Tower are colorful, as if traveling through a thousand years, drinking the Yangtze River with the ancients. Liangdao Street Breakfast heaven! Affordable prices, authentic taste, let you taste the authentic flavor of Wuhan. Hubu Alley Although not recommended for tasting, it is a great place for photo check-in, antique and full of charm. 🏛Hubei Provincial Museum🏛 You need to make an appointment at least three days in advance, and it is closed on Mondays. Explore the traces of history and feel the heaviness of culture. 🏞️Tan Hualin🏞️ A paradise for romantic art lovers, every place is super photogenic, and a casual shot is a blockbuster. 📸Lihuangpi Road📸 Old site buildings, where history and modernity intertwine, suitable for slow tasting and leaving beautiful moments. ‍♂️Yangtze River Bridge‍♂️ Walk or watch the sunset, feel the magnificence and vastness of the Yangtze River, but pay attention to your physical fitness. Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street Although the small dolls are cute, please refuse free gifts to avoid being annoyed. 🛳Yangtze River Cruise🛳 Take a cruise at night and enjoy the beautiful scenery on both sides of the Yangtze River, which is dreamlike. East Lake Watch the sunset, enjoy the Moshan Scenic Area, etc., and feel the charm of nature. Hankou River Beach The river beach at night is beautiful, watching the night view and blowing the evening breeze, it is extremely comfortable. In addition to the above recommendations, there are other attractions worth visiting such as Gude Temple, Qingchuan Pavilion, Wuhan University, Guanggu Pedestrian Street, Italian Style Area, etc. waiting for you to explore. It is recommended to take the subway for travel, which is convenient and fast. Be careful when buying specialty products to avoid being pitted. Hotels also need to be booked in advance!💖

On a leisurely weekend with clear skies, one doesn't feel like staying at home but rather wants to wander aimlessly. We took the subway to the area near Wuhan Tiandi on Changchun Road and started an aimless urban hike. Exiting the subway station, we grabbed some siu mai with American coffee near No.2 Middle School and continued walking along the riverside avenue, reaching Yanqingli to take some photos. It used to be full of residents a long time ago, but now it has turned into an internet-famous alley. The roadside roses also had to be captured in a couple of shots; I can't be left out of the fun. We discovered that the Police Museum of Wuhan is open to the public for free, so we continued in to check in. Passing through Tongxingli, we saw crowds of people near the Ba Gong House, so we quickly took a couple of pictures and left. By the time we reached Jianghan Road, it was already four in the afternoon, so we took the subway home.

At Jianghan Road, for just over a hundred yuan 💰 you can enjoy a variety of high-quality seafood! There's also freshly sliced beef🥩, barbecue, skewers, sashimi, and all sorts of drinks and desserts, with so many options that it's dazzling, and all you can eat without any limit, making the value for money truly unbeatable!! Oysters🦪 and abalones are incredibly large and plump and juicy There are also king prawns🦐, scallops, crabs🦀, mantis shrimps, salmon🍣, and more, all very fresh and with a fantastic taste! Freshly sliced pork collar, plum meat, pork belly, brain... just grab whatever you want🤤, I also particularly like the desserts, hurry up and bring your 512G stomach over here to eat! 📍Hexianlife

The cherry blossom density in the whole city of Wuhan has reached 💯 This week is the best time to visit Wuhan Today I have organized a Wuhan cherry blossom season guide for food, accommodation, and travel If you haven't made a plan yet, hurry up and save it‼️ 🌸【Cherry Blossom Viewing Guide】🌸 1️⃣ East Lake Cherry Blossom Park (The pink early cherry blossoms are nearing their end, white cherry blossoms have bloomed) 2️⃣ Wuhan University (White cherry blossoms have bloomed, reservation required three days in advance) 3️⃣ Hankou Riverside Park Sanyang Gate (White cherry blossoms have bloomed) 4️⃣ Shouyi Park Longhua Temple (White cherry blossoms have bloomed) 5️⃣ Turtle Mountain Scenic Area (The pink early cherry blossoms are nearing their end) 6️⃣ Xibeihu Square (A part of the white cherry blossoms have bloomed) 7️⃣ Wangjiadun Park (A part of the white cherry blossoms have bloomed) 📷【Travel Itinerary Guide】📷 DAY1: Wuhan University 🌸 - Hubei Provincial Museum - East Lake Cherry Blossom Park 🌸 DAY2: Shanhaiguan Breakfast - Gude Temple - Lihuangpi Road - Qingdao Road - Hankou Riverside Park🌸 - Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street DAY3: Turtle Mountain Scenic Area 🌸 - Qingchuan Pavilion - Tanhualin - Liangdao Street - Yellow Crane Tower - Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge 🍜【Food Guide】🍜 In addition to the regular internet-famous stores (which may require queuing during the tourist season) Here are some local restaurants and snack streets that locals also go to, mostly near the cherry blossom spots ✔️Wuchang: Muxiang Steakhouse (Meng Era store), Liangdao Street ✔️Hanyang: Hanshuiyao Riverside Restaurant (next to Qingchuan Pavilion) ✔️Hankou: Shanhaiguan Road, Wansongyuan Road, Pangji Barbecue (Jianghan Road store), Shrimp King Wansongyuan Store (near Xibeihu Square), Huanyan Wansongyuan Store (near Xibeihu Square), Chuyan Tianxia Creative Chu Cuisine (near Wangjiadun Park), Little Devil Craft Brewery Huafa Store (near Wangjiadun Park) 🏨【Accommodation Guide】🏨 Wuhan is divided into Hankou, Wuchang, and Hanyang, with scattered attractions. It is recommended to choose hotels near the subway stations along Line 2, such as Jiedaokou Subway Station, Jianghan Road Subway Station🚇

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.

February is not the best season to visit Wuhan. Starting from Zhejiang, as a working person, I could only make good use of the night time✈️. Compared to the 7-8 hours by high-speed train🚅 to Wuhan, taking a flight✈️ is still a better choice to save time. Overall feeling: In Wuhan, it is still a bit exhausting to travel between different districts, and it's a pity that the short time doesn't allow for a full experience of the city. I could only choose to remember the beauty of this place within the limited time. Since I was there, I chose to visit the places I wanted to see; the food culture of a city is an important way to get to know and remember it, so it must be fully experienced. 🏠For accommodation, I chose a place near the subway station on Hanjiang Road, which was convenient for getting around. Day1️⃣ Li Huangpi Road—Shanhaiguan Road (food)—Hankou River Beach—Gude Temple—Hanjiang Road Pedestrian Street—Xiaomin's Food Stall A day of city walk, I had hot dry noodles in the morning, and the randomly chosen ones were still delicious! I walked around Li Huangpi Road, then went to Shanhaiguan Road nearby for lunch. The lotus root soup was super tasty, and the stir-fried shredded beans were a new experience worth trying. Soda bao, fresh fish paste soup noodles... We overate there, then went to Hankou River Beach, followed by Gude Temple, which was crowded! In the evening, I went to Hanjiang Road Pedestrian Street, didn't queue for too long, and had a drink at Cha Yan Yue Se. For dinner, I went to Xiaomin's Food Stall, where we ordered four dishes for two people and couldn't finish them all, but still wanted to order more! The chicken feet were soft and sticky, very delicious, but the dishes were quite spicy, so those with sensitive stomachs should be careful⚠️. I wanted to order crab leg noodles, but they were sold out when I got there😿. Later, I ordered a takeout from the hotel, and it was still very tasty! Day2️⃣ Yellow Crane Tower—Dacheng Road—Hubei Provincial Museum For breakfast, I had takeout shaomai and tofu skin, which were delicious! A must-try! After visiting the Yellow Crane Tower, I went to Dacheng Road for lunch. I had lunch at Xiaoqiu Dumplings, and there were many other food options around! After eating, I went to the Hubei Provincial Museum, which I had booked in advance, and even the performances inside required advance booking! It was amazing. In the evening, I ate at the snack street, and after returning, I also ordered crab leg noodles for takeout, which was stunning. Day3️⃣ Casual stroll—Return trip In the morning, I casually strolled around and ate, then bought some Lengji marinated flavors to eat on the way, highly recommended! I loved the marinated duck and sour beans! I can't forget the unexpected walk over the Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge in Wuhan, but it was still worth the visit. Other regrets will be saved for next time~