Wuhan in the off-season is back, and it's really not recommended to go in March-April.

I came to a city because of a song "What comes to mind when you think of Wuhan?" "Hot dry noodles, the Yellow Crane Tower, East Lake, and the line 'Will you suddenly appear, at the coffee shop on the corner' from the song 'Long Time No See'." So, in March, this season full of hope and beauty, I came to Wuhan because of this song. Itinerary: Day 1: Morning: Start at the Yellow Crane Tower, a landmark building in Wuhan. Climb the tower to overlook the beautiful scenery of the Yangtze River and Wuhan city. Then head to Hubu Alley, where a variety of Wuhan snacks are gathered, and you can eat and stroll around. Afternoon: Visit the Wuchang Uprising of 1911 Memorial Hall to experience the profound history. Then stroll to Tanhualin and enjoy the artistic atmosphere of the ancient streets. Evening: Enjoy delicious food on Liangdao Street, where there are many authentic Wuhan snack shops. Day 2: Morning: Go to Wuhan University, stroll around the campus, enjoy the cherry blossoms (if it's cherry blossom season), or experience the cultural heritage of this century-old university. Afternoon: Go to the East Lake Scenic Area, visit the Moshan Scenic Area, and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the lake and mountains. You can choose to take a boat tour of East Lake. Evening: Go shopping in Chu River Han Street, where there are many fashionable shops and unique buildings, and you can also taste a variety of food. Day 3: Morning: Visit Guiyuan Temple and experience the tranquility of Buddhist culture. Afternoon: Go to Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street, one of the most prosperous commercial streets in Wuhan, where you can shop and enjoy food. Finally, go to Hankou River Beach and enjoy the night view of the Yangtze River. Must-visit attractions: 1. Yellow Crane Tower: Wuhan's landmark, a famous tower in ancient poems, with a profound cultural heritage. 2. East Lake Scenic Area: A vast water area with beautiful scenery, including multiple sub-scenic areas. 3. Wuhan University: One of the most beautiful campuses, especially stunning during cherry blossom season. 4. Tanhualin: An ancient street full of artistic atmosphere, with many unique shops. 5. Wuchang Uprising of 1911 Memorial Hall: A good place to learn about the history of the 1911 Revolution. 6. Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street: A street that witnesses the prosperity of Wuhan's commerce, with diverse architectural styles. 7. Hankou River Beach: A leisure resort by the Yangtze River, where you can enjoy the river view. Transportation Guide: Wuhan's public transportation is very convenient. There are various transportation methods in the city, such as subway, bus, and ferry. Subway: You can scan the code to ride through the "Metro Xinshidai" app, which covers most of the scenic spots. Bus: You can use Alipay or WeChat bus codes to pay the fare, and there are numerous bus routes. Ferry: Taking a ferry allows you to enjoy the scenery on both sides of the Yangtze River. It is affordable and a unique transportation experience. If the distance is short, you can also choose shared bicycles, which are convenient and fast. Food Recommendations: Hot Dry Noodles: Wuhan's most famous snack, with chewy noodles and rich sesame sauce aroma. Duck Neck: Braised duck neck, available in various flavors, such as spicy and five-spice. Wuchang Fish: Tender meat, steamed Wuchang fish is a classic dish. Fresh Bean Skin: Bean skin wrapped with glutinous rice, diced meat, and other ingredients, offering a rich taste. Hutangfen: Eaten with fried dough sticks, it has a unique flavor. Pork Rib Lotus Root Soup: The aroma of lotus root blends with the aroma of pork ribs, making it nutritious and delicious. Accommodation Recommendations: 1. Near Yellow Crane Tower: Convenient transportation, close to multiple attractions, and surrounded by various food options, but it may be relatively noisy. 2. Near Jianghan Road: Located in the city center, with complete shopping, dining, and entertainment facilities, and convenient transportation. 3. Near Wuhan University: Suitable for tourists who want to experience the campus atmosphere, and there are also many unique shops nearby. Tips: 1. When visiting the Yellow Crane Tower, it is best to purchase tickets online in advance to avoid queuing on-site. 2. If you visit Wuhan University during cherry blossom season, you need to make a reservation in advance, and there will be a large number of people, so pay attention to your belongings. 3. When taking the ferry, pay attention to safety and choose the appropriate route. 4. When eating in Hubu Alley and other food streets, you can compare the prices and quality of several shops to avoid being ripped off. The story of this city is like a song, with ups and downs, laughter and tears. Every corner is filled with warmth and emotion. Wuhan, see you next time, definitely when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom.