Wuhan has now become a legendary place, and one must prepare their cherry blossom viewing strategy in advance

Wuhan's cherry blossoms wait for no one, miss it and you'll have to wait another year! Wuhan has truly become legendary at this time. As I got off at Hankou Station, it seemed like a large number of people got off the high-speed train as well, mostly to see the cherry blossoms, right? So, you must prepare your strategy well to have a good time! 🌸 Donghu Cherry Blossom Garden is a must-visit for cherry blossom viewing in Wuhan. 🚗 For those driving themselves, it's advised to arrive as early as possible, otherwise, it will be hard to find a parking spot, and the roads will also be congested. It's a good idea to bring some snacks when entering the park. 🚇 From Hankou Station, you can take the subway line 2 to Baotong Temple Station, then transfer to bus 413. 📸 You can use drones in the Cherry Blossom Garden (at least I saw many planes flying without security stopping them), but it's best to keep them within your line of sight due to potential signal interference, which can easily cause them to enter attitude mode. It's best not to take off or land in crowded areas. 💡 Besides enjoying the flowers, there are also small performances at scheduled times and locations within the scenic area. Pay attention to the broadcast announcements after entering the park, each performance lasts about 10-20 minutes. 💰 Ticket price: 60 RMB per person (55 RMB if booked online) 🏨 Accommodations should also be arranged in advance, as good rooms are hard to come by during cherry blossom season. I stayed at the Wuhan Guangming Marriott Hotel, which is only a 10-minute drive from the East Lake Scenic Area. Without an early booking during the cherry blossom season, it's definitely hard to find a room. 📌 Some hotel staff wear a 'Navigator' badge. These Marriott Navigators can tell you about the authentic local flavors and niche spots that locals love to visit. My City Walk was guided by their advice.