If you're visiting Wuhan for the first time, follow this city walk route.

Many people like to compare Wuhan's Ba Gong House with Shanghai's Wukang Mansion, but few know that Ba Gong House is one of the heritage sites of the Wanli Tea Road Culture (Hubei). City walk route: Sky Town—Dazhimen Old Railway Station—Dongting Street—Li Huangpi Road—Lanling Road—Poyang Street—Qingdao Road—Jianghan Customs House 🌟Attractions📷Photo Spots: 1⃣️Ba Gong House This Russian-style building, built in 1901, is one of the heritage sites of the Wanli Tea Road Culture (no one before 8 am) 2⃣️Dazhimen Railway Station The completion of the Beijing-Hankou Railway in 1906 greatly shortened the time for tea to be transported from Hankou to St. Petersburg 3⃣️Sky Town On a sunny day, the stairs look like they lead to the clouds, and stepping in feels like entering "Laputa: Castle in the Sky" 4⃣️Lifanluofu Mansion Located at No. 90 Dongting Street, it is a witness to the Sino-Russian tea trade after the opening of Hankou 5⃣️Li Huangpi Road The stepped exterior walls are very popular, and you can visit Soong Ching Ling's former residence by walking towards the river 7⃣️SF Tea Wharf SF Brick Tea Factory opened the first factory wharf on the Yangtze River in 1871, and it is very pleasant to stroll along the river 8⃣️SF Tea Warehouse Site Located at the intersection of Lanling Road and Dongting Street, it was opened by one of the Russian merchants, Lifanluofu 9⃣️Orthodox Church Currently, it is the Wanli Tea Road Tracing Exhibition, open from 7 am to 7 pm 1⃣️0⃣️Jianghan Customs House One of the three oldest surviving customs houses in China, the Jianghan Customs Museum allows you to learn about the history of Hankou after the opening of the port