[2025 Wuhan Attraction] Travel Guide for Qingchuan Pavilion Park (Updated Mar)

📅 Best time: Mid-March to early April 📍 Recommended locations: Wuhan University, East Lake Cherry Blossom Park, Qingchuan Pavilion 1. Wuhan University 🏫🌸 Recommended reason: Free! A century-old university + cherry blossom avenue, artistic and budget-friendly! Budget travel tips: - Get up early! Arrive before 7 am to avoid the crowds and enjoy the cherry blossoms all to yourself~⏰ - Bring your own water and snacks, as things in the scenic area are expensive!💧🍫 - Wear light-colored clothes, and you'll look stunning in photos without filters!👗📸 2. East Lake Cherry Blossom Park 🌸🌊 - Recommended reason: Tickets are RMB 60, half price with a student ID! Many varieties of cherry blossoms and beautiful lake views~ - Budget travel tips: - Go in the evening! Sunset + cherry blossoms, romantic and budget-friendly (no need to buy daytime tickets)!🌅 - Bring a picnic mat, sit under the cherry blossom trees, eat and take photos, budget-friendly and relaxing~🧺 - Take bus 402 directly, budget-friendly and convenient!🚌 3. Qingchuan Pavilion 🏯🌸 - Recommended reason: Free! Ancient-style architecture + cherry blossoms, perfect for photos! - Budget travel tips: - Wear Hanfu or ancient-style clothes, no need to spend money renting props for photos!👘 - Avoid weekends, fewer people and beautiful scenery, no need to queue for photos~📷 - Get off at "Qintai Station" on Metro Line 6, walk for 15 minutes, save on transportation costs!🚇 🍜 Food recommendations: - Hot dry noodles (RMB 5 per bowl), bean curd skin (RMB 3 per serving), cheap and delicious!🍜😋 - Bring your own water bottle, as water in the scenic area is ridiculously expensive!💧 🚗 Transportation tips: - Metro + bus is a budget travel essential! Wuhan Metro has wide coverage, and buses are cheap and convenient~🚇🚌 - Shared bikes are also a good choice, ride and enjoy the scenery, budget-friendly and healthy!🚴‍♀️ 💡 Tips: - Check free attractions in advance, save wherever you can!🎟️ - Bring a power bank, as renting one in the scenic area is expensive!🔋 - Appreciate the flowers civilly, don't shake trees or pick flowers, be a cultured budget traveler~🧚‍♀️ 🌸 Spend just RMB 100, and you can enjoy a high-end experience during the Wuhan cherry blossom season! Come and check it out!📸✨

♥ In early autumn, I set foot on this heroic land of Wuhan. The short three-day stay made me fall in love with this city deeply. 🌞 The enthusiasm of Wuhan: The early autumn in Wuhan is still hot, which is inseparable from Nanning where I have lived for a long time. Here, I feel the enthusiasm of the people of Wuhan, as hot as the temperature of this city. 🚖 The unexpected story of the taxi driver: On the way to find the camera lens cap, I met an enthusiastic taxi driver. He not only showed me the way, but also told me about the historical features and soup culture of Wuhan, which gave me a deeper understanding of this city. 🌉 The brilliance of the Yangtze River Bridge: On the way to Hubu Lane, another driver told me about the history of the Yangtze River Bridge, which gave me a deeper understanding of the magnificent scenery of Wuhan. 🍜 The exploration of food in Liangdao Street: He recommended me to explore Liangdao Street, avoid the hustle and bustle of Hubu Lane, let me taste the authentic Wuhan food, and experience the fireworks of this city. 🌸 The romance of cherry blossoms: The driver described the Wuhan in the cherry blossom season with passion, and the beauty made me full of infinite reverie for this city. 📸 Wuhan under the lens: I recorded every corner of this city with my lens, from Qingchuan Pavilion to Yellow Crane Tower, from Liangdao Street to the street where cherry blossoms are in full bloom, every place is the scenery under my lens. 🌆 Wuhan impression: Wuhan, the fireworks and extraordinary charm of this city, left me with a lifetime of memories in just three days. Wuhan in early autumn, Yangtze River Bridge, Yellow Crane Tower, Liangdao Street food, cherry blossoms in full bloom.

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Wuhan cherry blossom season is coming soon! The cherry blossom season is generally from mid-March to early April, but this may not be the case in bad weather. Let me share with you some of the best places to enjoy cherry blossoms in Wuhan! 🌸 📍Donghu Cherry Garden: There are a lot of people, but it is really beautiful. The cherry blossoms all over the mountains are intoxicating. 😍 📍Wuhan University: Reservations are required in advance. The combination of cherry blossoms and the Republican-style buildings inside Wuhan University is very artistic. In addition to the beautiful scenery, there is also a sense of historical academics. 🏛️ 📍Qingchuan Pavilion: The combination of the row of ancient buildings and Somei Yoshino cherry blossoms is so beautiful and suitable for photo shoots! ✨ 📍Huazhong Agricultural University: The campus scene is very artistic; there are fewer cherry blossom viewing opportunities than Wuhan University, but any casual shot is very photogenic! 📸 📍Luoyu East Road Bus Stop (Huake East Small Gate): The most beautiful cherry blossom bus stop in Wuhan, with cherry blossoms all along the road, so beautiful! And there weren’t many people, the photographer stood on the overpass with people below, taking super photos from above! ! So beautiful! ! ! 🚌 📍Dijiao Park: There is a large area of ​​cherry blossoms along the lake, with ancient courtyards, clear lake water, lawns and light rail, which is very atmospheric! You can also take pictures of cherry blossoms and light rail in the same frame! ! 🌳 📍Northwest Lake Square: The beautiful cherry blossom avenue, with people coming and going and cars passing by, is like a scene in a movie, very suitable for taking pictures! ! 📷 📍Qingshan Park: There is a row of cherry blossom trees, and it is especially photogenic standing on the path! ! Reading, taking photos and daydreaming under the tree is also a good choice! ! 📚 📍Xinlu Village Overpass: This should be one of the most beautiful cherry blossom overpasses in Wuhan! Leaning on the railing, I felt like the world had turned pink! You can see it after a short walk from Exit C of Xinlucun Metro Station Line 7! 🌉 📍Longhua Temple, Hanyang Parrot Garden, Wangjiadun Park, Jiefang Park, Zhongshan Park, Hankou River Beach: These places are also good places to enjoy cherry blossoms. In March, Wuhan is full of cherry blossoms. According to official statistics, there are more than 160 spots, basically all of which are roadside parks. When you walk on the road, you will always inadvertently discover beautiful scenery! 🌸🌸🌸

Here comes the guide to cherry blossom viewing in Wuhan in March 2025! My dears, keep it safe and don’t get lost! Heart! 1. The flowering period of cherry blossoms in Wuhan The cherry blossom season in Wuhan is generally from early March to early April, with early, mid and late cherry blossoms gradually blooming. Specifically: Early cherry blossoms: such as bell-flower cherry and Kawazu cherry, usually begin to bloom in late February, marking the beginning of the cherry blossom season in Wuhan. Medium-sized cherry blossoms: Such as Somei Yoshino cherry blossoms, are the mainstream varieties of cherry blossoms in Wuhan. They are expected to bloom from mid to late March. The best viewing period is in late March, and the flowering period lasts about 10 to 15 days. Late cherry blossoms: expected to bloom from the end of March to mid-April, bringing the cherry blossom season to a perfect end. 2. Flower viewing locations ♥top 1: Wuhan University ★★★★★ Location: Luojia Mountain, Wuchang District Flowering period: mid to late March Highlights: Cherry Blossom Avenue, Old Dormitory, the path beside the Science Building, and the cherry blossom forest in front of the Administrative Building are all great places to take ancient and artistic photos. Tips: Be sure to make an appointment in advance through the Wuhan University official website or WeChat public account, and admission is free. It is recommended to avoid peak hours, morning and evening are best. ♥top 2: East Lake Cherry Blossom Garden ★★★★★ Location: No. 665, Lumo Road, East Lake Scenic Area Flowering period: early March to early April Highlights: There are many varieties of flowers blooming in sequence; the five-story pagoda, Quyuan Sakura, Hongqiao and other attractions have their own characteristics, and the light show at night is even more mysterious and charming. Tips: Tickets are 60 yuan. It is recommended to enter the park at dawn or dusk to enjoy the beauty of cherry blossoms at different time periods. ♥top 3: Qingchuan Pavilion ★★★★ Address: No. 86, Ximachang Street, Hanyang District Flowering period: mid to late March Highlights: Cherry blossoms grow by the river, with a profound artistic conception; scenic spots such as the back garden of Qingchuan Holiday Hotel and the steps of the main building of Qingchuan Pavilion are a harmonious coexistence of history and nature. Tips: Free but reservation required, moderate flow of people, suitable for shooting ancient costumes. Other recommended places Hankou River Beach: Cherry blossoms and the beautiful scenery of the Yangtze River complement each other. Dike Park: The red-flowered high-pot cherry blossoms and cold-flowered cherry blossoms near Wenfeng Pavilion are worth seeing. Shahu Park: Open to the public free of charge, with numerous cherry trees, it is a great place for citizens to relax. 3. Wuhan Food As the "food capital", Wuhan has rich food resources. While enjoying the cherry blossoms, why not try some local delicacies: ☞Hot-Dry Noodles: One of the representative snacks in Wuhan, with chewy noodles, rich sesame paste and unique taste. ☞Crayfish: A popular delicacy in summer, but you can also taste fresh crayfish in spring. (★★★The guide to eating shrimp is at the end of the article!!♥♥) ☞Wuchang fish: A Wuhan specialty fish dish with delicious meat and a variety of cooking methods. ☞Bean curd skin: The golden outer skin is filled with glutinous rice and various fillings, with a rich taste. ☞Soup noodles: A paste-like soup made from fresh fish, served with rice noodles, tastes delicious. 😘Some things to note when viewing cherry blossoms Weather: The weather in Wuhan is changeable in March, so it is recommended to prepare a thin coat and an umbrella. Transportation: Wuhan has convenient transportation, but there may be traffic jams during the peak cherry blossom season. The two times I went to Wuhan University, the traffic was so congested that I doubted my life (／_＼) Safety: Please pay attention to safety in the scenic area, abide by the regulations of the scenic area, and do not climb trees or touch cherry blossoms. ✔✔✔Tips on eating shrimp 1. Best time to eat shrimp March to April: The shell is thin and the meat is tender, easy to peel, but the meat is relatively less. May to June: The shell is moderately hard and the meat is plump. July to September: The shrimps are larger, meatier, but their shells are relatively harder. 2. Recommended must-eat shrimp restaurants ♛ Fei Fei Shrimp Restaurant Special dishes: Gold medal braised prawns, fat steamed prawns, crab noodles, etc. Recommended stores: Jianghan Road Yellow Crane Tower Joint Store (a popular check-in spot for internet celebrities), Wuhan Tiandi Store, and Hanjie Headquarters International Store (fast service, good environment, and affordable prices). ♛Delicious Steamed Shrimp Special dishes: delicious steamed shrimp, braised prawns with traditional oil flavor, lobster with satay sauce, etc. Recommended stores: Wansongyuan Store (an old shrimp restaurant), Wuhan Tiandi Store. ♛Other famous shrimp restaurants Shrimp King: The "Shrimp King" from Qianjiang, famous for its secret dipping sauce and steamed shrimp. Bali Lobster: The veteran shrimp restaurant in Wuhan, which brought popularity to the Wansongyuan area. Yitong Lobster: a chain brand with stable products and elegant environment. Recommend several tour routes for sightseeing, checking in and eating shrimp! ✔Route 1 Fei Fei Xia Restaurant (Jianghan Road Yellow Crane Tower Joint Store) → Jianghan Road → Jianghan Customs Museum → Hankou River Beach. After eating the specialty shrimps of the joint store, you can stroll along the river beach and enjoy the beautiful scenery. ✔Route 2 Liangliang Steamed Shrimp (Wansongyuan Miss U Store) → Northwest Lake Green Plaza → Garden Road. After enjoying the delicious steamed shrimp at Jingjing, you can continue your visit to the Northwest Lake Green Plaza and Garden Road. ✔Route 3 Wuhan Tiandi→Jingliang Steamed Shrimp Super Factory (Wuhan Tiandi Store)→Hankou River Beach. This beautiful restaurant has its own courtyard and an elegant environment. After dinner, you can take a walk to the Hankou River Beach.

March in Wuhan is a carnival of flowers! Cherry blossoms, rapeseed flowers, and tulips bloom one after another. Want to enjoy Wuhan while the flowers are in full bloom? Then follow this guide to start your flower-chasing journey! 🌸Cherry Blossoms Early-blooming cherry blossoms (early to mid-March, already blooming) 📍Locations: East Lake Cherry Blossom Garden, Wuhan University Mid-blooming cherry blossoms (mid to late March) 📍Locations: East Lake Cherry Blossom Garden, Wuhan University, Northwest Lake Greening Square Late-blooming cherry blossoms (late March to early April) 📍Locations: Qingchuan Pavilion, Qingchuan Hotel 🌷Tulips (late March to early April) 📍Locations: Jiefang Park, Wuhan Botanical Garden 🌼Rapeseed flowers (March to April, already blooming) 📍Locations: Wuchang River Beach 🗺️5 Days and 4 Nights Flower Viewing Itinerary: Day1️⃣Hankou Route Gude Temple → Northwest Lake Greening Square🌸 → Jiefang Park🌷 → Shan Haiguan Road (food) → Li Huangpi Road → Bagong House → Xian'an Lane → Qingdao Road → Former Site of Pinghe Packing Factory → Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street → Wuhan Customs Wharf (ferry) Day2️⃣Yellow Crane Tower Route Simenkou Yellow Crane Tower Subway Station Exit A (take photos of the red wall) → Liangdao Street (food) → Tanhualin → Yellow Crane Tower (enter through the west gate and exit through the west gate) → From the west gate to the Yangtze River Bridge (take photos of the bridge) → Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge Completion Monument → Han Street Day3️⃣East Lake Route Wuhan University🌸 → Lingbo Gate East Lake Scenic Spot → Hubei Provincial Museum/Wuhan Art Museum → East Lake Greenway (start cycling from the west entrance) → Eye of East Lake → East Lake Cherry Blossom Garden🌸 Day4️⃣Hanyang Route Guiyuan Temple → Enter Guishan Park through the west gate → Exit Guishan Park through the east gate → Qingchuan Pavilion/Qingchuan Hotel🌸 → Parrot Island Hanyang Bridge Theme Park → Lanjiang Road (food) Day5️⃣Wuchang River Beach Route Tieji Road River Beach Lighthouse🌼 → Wuhan Ship → Railway on the Sea🛤️ → Exit through Wubei No. 7 Sluice Gate → Simeitang Cultural Park 🏨Accommodation: Choose a hotel within 500 meters of a subway station in the city center. Hankou District: Jianghan Road, Xunlimen, Hong Kong Road, Fanhu Wuchang District: Hongshan Square, Jiyuqiao Hanyang District: Zhongjiacun ✨Flower Viewing Tips: ✔️Wuhan University has opened cherry blossom viewing reservations. Other flower viewing locations do not require reservations. ✔️The flower viewing spots in the itinerary can be freely chosen according to your needs. I have included them all for your convenience.

Meet friends for Citywalk on weekends. Climbed Guishan Mountain, visited Guishan TV Tower, climbed high to see the distant view, visited Qingchuan Pavilion, measured the Yangtze River Bridge with feet, and checked in at many places... Discover a Chinese restaurant under the Guishan TV Tower. You can visit Qingchuan Pavilion at night, enjoy the light show of Guishan TV Tower, and taste delicious food! If you plan to have the New Year’s Eve dinner, bring your parents here to experience the different beauty of Jiangcheng. - ✅Signature Guanyin Duck: One of the signature dishes, the duck is particularly crispy and tasty, fried with tea leaves, which perfectly combines the greasy feeling and is crispy but not greasy! ✅Mutton soup After a large pot of broth is boiled, the waiter will help us add the mutton (the kind that is sliced, quite large pieces) and eat it with the dipping sauce, and then have a bowl of hot mutton soup, which is cold-dispelling and delicious, and finally add the vegetables, which is very good! ✅Fengbo Eggplant The sour and sweet taste is very special. It is fried until very crispy and the eggplant inside is still tender. It is also a good choice as a dessert after a meal. - Dayin Qingchuan Restaurant (Qingchuan Branch) Next to the bus stop at the main entrance of Qingchuan Pavilion on Qingchuan Avenue (next to Tiemenguan)

🌸 Wuhan Adventure Log | Braving the Journey with Kids in March, Almost Capsized in the Cherry Blossom Rain 🌧️ Weather Assassin Warning Switching back and forth between 18°C and 8°C in a down jacket… ▫️ Kite Mayhem on the Riverbank: Just as we took out the dinosaur kite, a gust of wind suddenly turned into a gale, and the kid chased the broken kite for half the length of the flood wall. 🪁 ▫️ East Lake Cherry Blossom Blizzard Disaster: The carefully planned Hanfu photos were ruined by an "artificial blizzard" created by a mischievous kid kicking a tree. 🌸 ▫️ Humidity Attack in Hubu Alley: Holding a bowl of hot dry noodles before even mixing them, the drizzle mixed with sesame paste flowed down my wrist and into my sleeve… ⚠️ Survival Guide ✅ Pack a 3-in-1 jacket for the kids! The temperature difference between morning and evening is so great that it's like traveling between two planets. ✅ Choose an all-terrain stroller! The stone-paved roads of Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street shake so much that baby bottles get automatically shaken. ✅ Carry a sealed bag for spare pants and socks. The wind by the Yangtze River will teach children a new meaning of "wetting their pants." 🚢 Wharf Adventures Unlocked a new type of seasickness for human cubs on the ferry… ▫️ Yangtze River Light Show Scare: The kid was leaning on the railing counting the colorful boats when they suddenly pointed at the opposite bank and screamed, "The Yellow Crane Tower has been eaten by a monster!" (It was actually undergoing a light inspection). 🌉 ▫️ Zhiyin Hao Cosplay Fail: The Republic of China student outfit rented for 288 yuan was smeared with beef noodle oil by the kid. The ticket inspector held back a laugh: "The little beggar look is quite authentic." ▫️ Qingchuan Pavilion Fish Feeding Mystery: Throwing fish food into the Yujixinggong Palace pool, the koi carp actually formed a "3.14" formation. The kid seriously noted it down, saying they would tell their math teacher. 🐟 🎡 Fun with Kids ▪️ Book the afternoon session at the Wuhan Science and Technology Museum in advance. One hour before closing, there are so few people that you can have the entire starry sky exhibition hall to yourself. ▪️ Bring sand digging tools to the Garden Expo Park. The fine sand under the Hankou City Wall is cleaner than Sanya. ▪️ Hanyangzao Art District has the most restrooms. Remember to hold onto your hyperactive child when taking photos by the graffiti walls. 🍜 Breakfast Survival Challenge Holding a paper bowl and eating while walking is a basic skill… ▫️ Hot Dry Noodles Taming Record: While teaching the kid how to mix the noodles, sesame paste splashed onto the toupee of the old man next to us. He calmly wiped his glasses: "The little one has a bold style, just like me back in the day." ▫️ Sanxian Doupi Battleground: After queuing for half an hour, the kid took a bite and spat out the glutinous rice: "Mom, this zongzi is wearing the wrong clothes." ▫️ Glutinous Rice Wine Anti-Scalding Class: Learned the "blow three times, then turn the bowl" technique from the lady boss, successfully preventing the impatient kid from burning their tongue. 🥢 Foodie Code ✅ When buying shaomai at Yan Laoyao, say "extra oil." The cashier will pull out treasures from the bottom of the steamer. ✅ When eating soup dumplings at Jiqing Street, use the "open the window first" mantra. With shredded ginger and vinegar, the kid can be quiet for ten minutes. ✅ Bring wet wipes to Liangdao Street! The carb attack of Zhao Shifu's oil cakes wrapped in shaomai is fiercer than East Lake. 🚇 Subway Maze Adventure Almost lost a human cub during a transfer on Line 2… ▫️ Chuhe Han Street Portal: The moment the elevator at Exit D reached the ground, the kid pointed at Wanda Plaza and screamed, "Have we traveled to the future?" ▫️ Optics Valley Square Dizziness: At the corner of the International Style Street, the kid suddenly hugged a Roman column and cried, "I want to go back to China!" ▫️ Tanhualin Stamp Hunt: Collected 12 stamps from cultural and creative stores to exchange for stickers. The shop assistant secretly gave us a small Yellow Crane Tower model: "A reward for the king of perseverance." 🗺️ Transportation Code ▪️ Download the "Metro New Era" app! Link the kid's ID card to scan your phone to enter the station. ▪️ Bring a folding stool for the bus! The driver of Route 521 can create a pirate ship effect when crossing the river. ▪️ Add a note "with children" when booking a taxi. The driver will consciously put away the slang from the radio. 🌸 Cherry Blossom Limited Edition Easter Eggs Wuhan University security guards are better at preventing scalpers than AI… ▫️ Jian Lake Photo Mystery: Just as I adjusted the filter, the security guard suddenly raised a loudspeaker: "Those in JK uniforms to the left, Hanfu to the right, those with children take the middle VIP lane." ▫️ Cherry Blossom Peak Anti-Fall Training: Teaching the kid the "crab walk" on the steps of the old dormitory, the cleaning lady smiled and handed over a straw mat: "Use this. I just saved someone in a lolita dress yesterday." ▫️ Specimen Museum Hidden Mission: The kid recited ancient poems in front of the butterfly specimens. The researcher suddenly opened a secret room: "Let me show you the real Zhuang Zhou's Butterfly Dream." ``` ```

Cherry blossom season is a good time to meet up with your friends Come to Qingchuan Pavilion to enjoy the cherry blossoms and the river A friend volunteered Take us to a restaurant we frequent recently. Arrived at the restaurant at 2:30 pm, there were more than a dozen tables in front I was surprised and curious about what was so good about this store. There were so many people that we ordered all the signature dishes. The first dish served was "Charcoal-grilled lamb shank with figs" Two big lamb legs, crispy skin and tender meat Sprinkle with cumin, it smells so good, and it dries up in no time "Red pepper bullfrog shrimp in casserole" I love bullfrogs and shrimps, this dish is just right It’s so delicious! The bullfrog is so big! Another dish that left a deep impression was "Black Pork Meatballs in Tomato Sauce in Casserole" Sour and appetizing, first time seeing cherry tomatoes with meatballs A bit homely, yet innovative The layout of the store is quite innovative. The store is decorated in pink during the cherry blossom season It can be seen that the boss is very attentive Although there was a long queue, the female supervisor directed the queue in an orderly manner and had a very good attitude. The food and environment are so photogenic, we kept taking photos haha

Friends! Wuhan's cherry blossom season is finally here! Mid-March to early April is the best time to view them; miss it, and you'll have to wait another year! Save these hidden gems👇 1️⃣ Wuhan University Cherry Blossom Avenue (Free, reservation required) 🌸 A classic top attraction! The century-old campus + cherry blossom rain creates an amazing atmosphere! Remember to book 3 days in advance on Wuhan University's official WeChat account. Entering through the [Main Gate] or [Chagang Gate] is the most convenient. It's recommended to go before 8am when there are fewer people and the light is soft. Wearing JK or Hanfu will make your photos even better! 2️⃣ East Lake Cherry Blossom Garden (60r) ✨ The ultimate night cherry blossom experience! Over 50,000 cherry blossom trees + ancient pavilions and terraces. After 6pm, when the lights come on, you'll feel like you've traveled back to the Tang Dynasty! Take Metro Line 8 to Liyuan Station, then a 15-minute bike ride will get you there. It's suggested to enter the park at 4pm to enjoy both daytime and nighttime views! 3️⃣ Holiday Inn Express Wuhan-Qingchuan Back Garden (Free) 💫 A hidden gem! A secret cherry blossom paradise by the Yangtze River, with fewer crowds, beautiful scenery, and photo ops with Qingchuan Pavilion! Take Metro Line 6 to Zhongjia Station, enter directly through the hotel's back door, order a cup of coffee, and enjoy the entire sea of flowers~ 🚌Transportation Tips: Avoid weekends! Choose a working day morning for taxis, and the subway is the most reliable option. The area around Wuhan University is extremely congested, so shared bikes are the best! 📸Outfit Guide: Light-colored dresses + straw bags! Bring a reflector or wear white innerwear to capture a translucent feel even on cloudy days~ Remember to wear comfortable shoes, as 20,000 steps a day is not a dream! Qingchuan Pavilion East Lake Cherry Blossom Garden Wuhan University - Cherry Blossom Castle

🏃🏃Itinerary Day 1: Wuchang Uprising Memorial Hall, Hubu Alley Day 2: Yellow Crane Tower → East Lake Plum Garden → East Lake Cherry Blossom Garden → Gude Temple → Qingchuan Pavilion → Wuhan Sightseeing Cruise (Qingchuan Wharf) Day 3: Hubei Provincial Museum Arriving Friday noon and departing Sunday noon is perfect for office workers to take a day off and relax. 🚄Must-see attractions: Yellow Crane Tower: Although a modern replica, the Yellow Crane Tower remains a must-see in Wuhan, even if just for the nostalgia of school days. Entering through the west gate of Yellow Crane Tower Park gets you closer to the tower, and there's plenty to see along the way from the west gate to the east gate. Qingchuan Pavilion: It's quite small, so it's optional. Hubei Provincial Museum: Highly recommended. Book early, queue early, and enter early. Luggage storage is available. East Lake Cherry Blossom Garden: Crowded under the cherry trees, not many blossoms in early March. Gude Temple: Satisfies curiosity. A Western-style temple building, quite unique. Wuchang Uprising Memorial Hall: The museum was under renovation and had a strong odor. The Governor's Mansion across the road is more worthwhile. Unfortunately, I didn't manage my time well and could only look from afar. It closes at 4 pm. Hubu Alley: Has some local snacks, worth a try. Ferry: If just crossing the river, ferries depart hourly, so time it well. If you miss it, take the sightseeing cruise. It's more expensive but offers a tour and allows you to ride for multiple stops.

Located on Yugongji at the eastern foot of Guishan Mountain in Hanyang, Wuhan, Qingchuan Pavilion sits north of the Han River and east of the Yangtze River, facing the Yellow Crane Tower across the river. Known as the "First Tower of Chutian," it was built during the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty and named after a line from Cui Hao's poem: "Clear river, distinct Hanyang trees." Covering an area of approximately 8,000 square meters, it is the only historical site in Wuhan situated along the river and is a National AAA Tourist Attraction and a National Key Cultural Relic Protection Unit. 🌟Highlights: Its unique location allows visitors to enjoy the scenery of both the Yangtze and Han Rivers, complementing the Yellow Crane Tower. Steeped in history and culture, including the legend of Yu the Great taming the flood, the architectural style features distinct Chu characteristics, with flying eaves, red walls, and green tiles, exuding an ancient and elegant charm. ✅Main Attractions: 1. Qingchuan Pavilion Main Building: A reinforced concrete imitation wood structure, 17.5m high, with two floors. Ascend the tower for panoramic views of the Yangtze River Bridge, the Yellow Crane Tower, and the two rivers. 2. Yuji Palace: Originally built in the Southern Song Dynasty and formerly known as Yuwang Temple, it has served as a place for worshipping Yu the Great throughout Wuhan's history. Inside, you'll find a bronze statue of Yu the Great and exhibits on his flood control achievements. 3. Tiemenguan: Initially built in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, it served as a military fortress and later a commercial passage. Today, it evokes the majesty of its military past. 4. Others: Other attractions include Chubo Pavilion, Chaozong Pavilion, Yubei Pavilion, and the Jingchu Xiongfeng Stele, each imbued with unique historical and cultural significance. 🕙Opening Hours: Open from Tuesday to Sunday, 9:00am - 5:00pm (last entry at 4:30pm). Closed on Mondays, except for public holidays. Closed on Chinese New Year's Eve. 💰Tickets: Daytime admission is currently free. Reservations can be made through the "Wuhan Culture and Tourism Code" mini-program or the Trip.com app. After 6:30pm, admission is charged. Adult tickets: 59.9 CNY. Discounts are available for specific groups.

Wuhan Qingchuan Pavilion is one of the popular spots for cherry blossom viewing. The following is a recommended route for cherry blossom viewing: 1️⃣Enter through the main entrance of Qingchuan Pavilion - Starting point: Enter from the main gate of Qingchuan Pavilion, first visit the main building complex of Qingchuan Pavilion, and feel the combination of ancient architecture and cherry blossoms. - Cherry Blossom Avenue: After entering from the main gate, stroll along Cherry Blossom Avenue. Cherry blossoms are in full bloom on both sides, making it a great place to take photos. - Riverside Observation Deck: Walk to the riverside observation deck to overlook the Yangtze River and enjoy the cherry blossoms by the river. 2️⃣Qingchuan Pavilion Back Garden - Back Garden: Walk back from the main building complex and enter the back garden, where the cherry trees are densely populated, making it a good place for quiet flower viewing. - Ancient cherry trees: There are several ancient cherry trees in the back garden, which have a long flowering period and are suitable for careful appreciation. 3️⃣ Qingchuan Pavilion to Yangtze River Bridge - Riverside Trail: After exiting Qingchuan Pavilion, you can walk along the riverside trail toward the Yangtze River Bridge. There are also many cherry trees along the way. - Yangtze River Bridge Viewing: Walk under the Yangtze River Bridge and overlook the Yangtze River Bridge and the river while enjoying the cherry blossoms. 4️⃣ Qingchuan Pavilion to Hanyang River Beach - Hanyang River Beach: Walk from Qingchuan Pavilion to Hanyang River Beach. There are also cherry blossom trees on the beach, which is suitable for walking and taking pictures. - Jiangtan Park: There is a large cherry blossom forest in Jiangtan Park, which is suitable for the whole family to go out and enjoy the cherry blossoms. Night Cherry Blossom Viewing - Night Cherry Blossom Route: If you choose to enjoy the cherry blossoms at night, you can enter from the main gate of Qingchuan Pavilion and walk along the Cherry Blossom Avenue to the riverside. The cherry blossoms at night have a unique flavor under the lights. Combination of surrounding attractions - Guiyuan Temple: If you have enough time, you can combine it with a visit to Guiyuan Temple, where you can also enjoy cherry blossoms. - Guqin Terrace: Guqin Terrace is not far from Qingchuan Pavilion. You can visit it on the way to experience the combination of Guqin culture and cherry blossoms. Traffic Suggestions - Public transportation: You can take Metro Line 4 to Zhongjiacun Station, and then walk or take a bus to Qingchuan Pavilion. - Self-driving: There is a parking lot near Qingchuan Pavilion, but there are many tourists during the cherry blossom season, so it is recommended to arrive early. 📝Notes - Flowering period: The cherry blossom season is short, so it is recommended to check the flowering period in advance and arrange your time appropriately. - Crowd: There are more tourists during the cherry blossom season, so it is recommended to travel during off-peak hours to avoid crowds. I hope this cherry blossom viewing route can help you plan your trip better and enjoy the beautiful cherry blossoms in Wuhan!

I recommend this hidden gem route, perfect for autumn! 👇👇👇 Qingchuan Pavilion➡️Guishan Park➡️Yangtze River Bridge➡️Tan Hualin➡️Liangdao Street - ✍🏻Attraction Features 📍Qingchuan Pavilion 🔹Named after the phrase "晴川" (Qingchuan) from the Tang Dynasty poet Cui Hao's poem written while ascending the Yellow Crane Tower, "晴川历历汉阳树" (Qingchuan lili Hanyang shu). 🔹The ancient ginkgo trees turn golden yellow from November to December, creating a picturesque scene for photos. 🔹Immersive night tour of Qingchuan Pavilion, with performances on weekends. 🔹Picturesque scenery at every turn, rich in historical relics, a must-see for history buffs. 🔹Overlooking the Yangtze River Bridge and the Yellow Crane Tower on the opposite bank, the scenery is superb. 📍Guishan Park 🔹Numerous historical sites: Tomb of Lu Su, cliff carvings, Butterfly Spring, Fuyun Pavilion, Xiang Jingyu Martyrs' Cemetery, Cangma Cave, etc. 🔹Overlooking the Yangtze River Bridge and the Parrot Island Bridge, enjoy panoramic river views. 🔹Beautiful natural scenery, fresh air, a must-see for outdoor hiking enthusiasts. 📍Yangtze River Bridge 🔹"A bridge flies north and south, turning a natural moat into a thoroughfare," experience the grandeur of the first bridge over the Yangtze River. 🔹Walk onto the bridge from both Wuchang and Hanyang, or take the sightseeing elevator for 3 yuan/person/time. 🔹One of the few bridges open to cyclists. 🔹The bridgehead is a great spot for taking panoramic photos of the bridge, and there is a memorial hall inside displaying precious information about the bridge's construction. 🔹Stroll along the bridge deck and enjoy the scenery of the three towns of Wuhan, with distant views of the Yellow Crane Tower and the Guishan TV Tower, offering a wide-open view. 📍Tan Hualin The "Gulangyu Island" of Wuhan, a century-old historical and cultural district. Picturesque, every photo looks like a scene from an art film. Many cultural and creative shops, perfect for strolling and browsing. 📍Liangdao Street 🔹A foodie's paradise ‼️Check out my previous Liangdao Street food guide. - 🏠Accommodation Recommendations Wuchang Binjiang Avenue - 📌Travel Tips 🔹The entire route is not long, and in addition to public transportation, you can also ride shared bikes. 🔹Start with Qingchuan Pavilion, as there are fewer people in the morning, making it ideal for taking photos. 🔹Lunch can be enjoyed at Qingchuan Pavilion or at the restaurants near the entrance of Guishan Park across the street. 🔹End the day at Liangdao Street, where you can indulge in food and drinks in the evening. - Follow me to discover more fun places!

A four-day tour of Wuhan, exploring the millennium-old legend of the Yellow Crane Tower, followed by a cruise to see the magnificent scenery of the Three Gorges. The museum theme will give you an in-depth experience. Don't miss it! / 🚩Itinerary: DAY1️⃣：Gude Temple -> Li Huangpi Road -> Ba Gong Fang Zi -> Qingchuan Pavilion -> Liangdao Street Visit ancient temples, stroll along historic streets, appreciate the beauty of Qingchuan, and finally savor the snacks of Liangdao Street. A full day's itinerary. DAY2️⃣：Chu River and Han Street -> East Lake Cherry Blossom Garden -> Wuhan University -> Yellow Crane Tower -> Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge Visit Chu River and Han Street to experience the classical charm, then enjoy the splendor of the cherry blossom garden, followed by exploring the cultural heritage of Wuhan University, and finally ascend the Yellow Crane Tower to overlook the magnificent Yangtze River Bridge. DAY3️⃣：Two Dams and One Gorge Cruise -> Zhenjiang Pavilion -> Gezhouba Dam -> Gezhouba Ship Lock -> Xiling Gorge Scenic Area -> Three Gorges Dam Tourist Area Take a cruise to visit the Two Dams and One Gorge, and experience the magnificence of the great rivers. Explore the history of Zhenjiang Pavilion, visit the majestic Gezhouba Dam and ship lock, and finally delve into the Xiling Gorge and the Three Gorges Dam to experience the harmonious coexistence of humanity and nature. DAY4️⃣：Farewell to Hubei → End of trip Say goodbye to beautiful Hubei, and end this unforgettable journey with wonderful memories. VIP private car transfer service will take you to Yichang East Railway Station or Three Gorges Airport without any worries. Breakfast is ready for you. Have a pleasant journey!👋 / **Important Notes**: * Food: Wuhan hot dry noodles are a must-try, with a rich flavor that you won't want to miss!🍜 * Photo Spots: The Yellow Crane Tower and the Three Gorges offer breathtaking views. Remember to bring your camera!📸 * March Weather: It's early spring, so remember to bring a light jacket for the temperature difference between morning and evening.🧥 * Souvenir Prices: Compare prices from different vendors and buy with caution to avoid being cheated by overpriced, low-quality goods.💰 / Wuhan - Yellow Crane Tower - Three Gorges: One journey, three kinds of charm, fill your travel memories with poetry and the magnificence of the landscape!🌊🏞️

Winter break is coming! Let's embark on a fantastic four-day tour of Wuhan, the Yellow Crane Tower, and the Yangtze River Three Gorges, exploring the essence of Hubei Province! This super practical guide will help you travel with ease! -------------------- 🎉Suggested itinerary: An in-depth four-day tour of Wuhan and the Three Gorges🚢 Day 1: Gude Temple -> Li Huangpi Road -> Ba Gong Fang Zi (Russian-style apartments) -> Qingchuan Pavilion -> Liangdao Street Wander through Wuhan's historical architecture, from the tranquility of Gude Temple to the old streets of Li Huangpi Road, then experience the unique charm of Ba Gong Fang Zi. Finally, ascend Qingchuan Pavilion for a panoramic view of the Yangtze River, and enjoy authentic snacks at Liangdao Street by night. Day 2: Hubei Provincial Museum -> East Lake Tingtao Scenic Area -> Wuhan University -> Yellow Crane Tower -> Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge Explore the cultural heritage of Hubei Province. After visiting the museum, stroll through the East Lake Tingtao Scenic Area and immerse yourself in the tranquility of nature. In the afternoon, head to Wuhan University to experience the academic atmosphere, then climb the Yellow Crane Tower to overlook the city. Finally, walk across the Yangtze River Bridge and marvel at the magnificent confluence of the two rivers. Day 3: Two Dams and One Gorge Cruise -> Zhenjiang Pavilion -> Gezhouba Dam -> Gezhouba Ship Lock -> Xiling Gorge Scenic Area -> Three Gorges Dam Tourist Area Take a cruise to explore the Two Dams and One Gorge, admiring the breathtaking scenery of the Yangtze River. Visit Zhenjiang Pavilion, Gezhouba Dam, and Gezhouba Ship Lock along the way, delving into the marvels of water conservancy projects. Finally, visit the Xiling Gorge Scenic Area and the Three Gorges Dam Tourist Area, experiencing the grandeur of nature and the ingenuity of humankind. Day 4: Farewell to Hubei → End of itinerary Conclude your pleasant Hubei journey. Take a VIP car to the train station or airport, embarking on your return trip filled with cherished memories and enriching experiences. 👋 -------------------- Travel checklist: 👗 Clothing: The weather in Wuhan in February is still quite cold, so it is recommended to bring a coat, sweatshirt or windbreaker, and jeans. Don't forget comfortable sneakers, as comfort is essential during your travels! 🎒 Personal belongings: Your ID card is a must, along with other documents such as your driver's license and student ID. Also, remember your phone, power bank, and selfie stick to capture those beautiful moments and preserve your memories. 💊 Medicine: Pack some cold medicine, motion sickness medicine, and stomach medicine, just in case. Especially if you are prone to motion sickness, motion sickness medicine is a lifesaver! 🧴 Toiletries: Travel-sized shower gel, shampoo, and sunscreen are essential, as the sun in Wuhan can be quite strong. Of course, ladies, don't forget your cosmetics to maintain your beauty! -------------------- The Yellow Crane Tower and the Yangtze River Three Gorges in Wuhan offer a wonderful blend of history, culture, and natural beauty, waiting for you to explore!

Wuhan | Wuhan University Some people may ask, is Wuhan considered Jiangnan? From the Qin and Han dynasties to the Sui and Tang dynasties, Hubei south of the Yangtze River, as well as most of Hunan and Jiangxi, were all part of Jiangnan. From a meteorological point of view, the lower reaches of the Yangtze River, where the rainy season prevails, are all considered Jiangnan. Otherwise, why would the Yellow Crane Tower, located in Wuhan, be one of the "Three Famous Towers of Jiangnan"? Speaking of Wuhan, the most romantic season in this city is spring, when cherry blossoms are in full bloom. The best place to view cherry blossoms in Wuhan is Wuhan University. Most of the cherry blossoms in Wuhan were introduced after the normalization of diplomatic relations between China and Japan. They are mainly concentrated on both sides of the cherry blossom avenue between Kunpeng Square and Renwen Road. During the cherry blossom season, the avenue is packed with people, and the cherry blossoms are so dense that they block out the sky. If you don't have a drone, you can climb to the roof of the old dormitory building to enjoy the panoramic view of cherry blossoms at Wuhan University. Visitors need to book tickets in advance to enter the campus during the cherry blossom season. However, the booking and visiting policies vary slightly each year, and not everyone who wants to visit the campus to view cherry blossoms can get their wish. You can also visit Qingliangzhai in Huangpi and Dong Lake Cherry Blossom Garden. The cherry blossoms in Wuhan University, Qingliangzhai, Dong Lake Cherry Blossom Garden, Dijiao Park, and Jinli Ditch start to bloom in mid-March, reach full bloom in late March, and fall in early April. The cherry blossoms in Qingliangzhai in Huangpi bloom about a week later.

Must-visit attractions in Wuhan: 1. Yellow Crane Tower: A landmark of the river city with a thousand years of history. **Reasons to visit:** As one of the "Three Famous Towers of Jiangnan," the Yellow Crane Tower is not only a symbol of Wuhan but also a witness to history. Climb the tower and enjoy the panoramic view of the Yangtze River and the three towns of Wuhan. When night falls, the lights come on, and the tower shines like a dream palace. The "Night on the Yellow Crane Tower" light show, which was completely upgraded in 2025, combines modern technology with the beauty of ancient architecture, offering an immersive experience. **Tips:** Visitors with the name "Mei" can enter the East Lake Plum Garden for free. You can also visit the Plum Blossom and Yellow Crane Tower, where the ancient and modern collide. 2. East Lake Ecological Tourism Zone: A poetic dwelling in the city's green lung. **Reasons to visit:** East Lake is one of the largest urban lakes in China. Enjoy the cherry blossoms in spring, the lotus flowers in summer, the osmanthus flowers in autumn, and the plum blossoms in winter. It is recommended to cycle along the East Lake Greenway, visit the Xingyin Pavilion and the Moshan Cherry Garden along the way, and experience the poetic river and lake in Qu Yuan's pen. **Tips:** Free admission, but advance reservation is required. 3. Hubei Provincial Museum: A treasure trove of Chu culture spanning thousands of years. **Reasons to visit:** The museum's collection includes the "Zeng Hou Yi Bells" and the "Yuewang Goujian Sword," which are national treasures. The bell-playing performance is also a must-see. The museum's design combines modern and Jingchu elements, and the exhibition space is full of artistic sense. **Tips:** Free admission, but advance reservation is required. 4. Hubu Alley: A feast for the senses in the bustling city. **Reasons to visit:** "Guozao" is the soul of Wuhan, and Hubu Alley is the epitome of delicious food. Hot dry noodles, three-flavor bean curd, rice noodle soup, and fried dough cake... Enjoy authentic Wuhan flavors for only 20 yuan per person. At night, Jixing Street is full of fireworks. Duck neck with beer, experience the nightlife of the river city. **Tips:** Avoid peak hours on holidays, and experience the "Guozao" ritual of local people at 7:00 in the morning. 5. Tanhualin: A retro utopia for young artists. **Reasons to visit:** Cobblestone paths, old-fashioned houses, independent bookstores, and cafes, where you can find the slow pace of life in Wuhan. It is recommended to visit "Da Shui's Shop" to see the hand-drawn map of Wuhan, or go to "Bian Du Coffee" terrace to overlook the old streets and alleys. **Tips:** There is a creative market every Saturday, where you can find handmade jewelry or vintage items. 6. Night tour of Qingchuan Pavilion: A dialogue between ancient and modern times on the banks of the Yangtze River. **Reasons to visit:** Qingchuan Pavilion, located across the river from the Yellow Crane Tower, is a poetic place where the lights recreate the scene of "Qingchuan Lile Han Yangshu." Travel through the Yujixing Palace and the Tiemenguan, and experience the interweaving of Yangtze River culture and modern light and shadow. **Tips:** Closed on Mondays. It is recommended to visit from Tuesday to Sunday in the evening to avoid peak hours.

When the Yangtze River ripples with pink and white waves, Wuhan is enveloped in the romantic atmosphere of cherry blossoms, transforming into a dreamlike city! In the gentle March breeze, petals fall like rain, creating a colorful scene by the Yellow Crane Tower, and even the hot dry noodles seem to carry a floral fragrance. 📅 Flowering period: Early cherry blossoms: early March Full bloom: March 15–25 Night cherry blossoms: March 10–April 5 ‼️ Follow the "Wuhan Culture and Tourism Bureau" official account for real-time crowd information 🌸 Cherry blossom viewing route: Wuhan University Old Dormitory (Sakura Avenue in the morning) ➡️ East Lake Cherry Blossom Garden (Five-story Pagoda at night) ➡️ Qingchuan Pavilion (ancient cherry blossoms and river view) ➡️ Hankou River Beach (cherry blossom train photos) 📸 Best photo spots: 1️⃣ Wuhan University Science Building rooftop: Overlook the sea of cherry blossoms and glazed tiles (arrive before 7 am to avoid competing with students for spots). 2️⃣ East Lake Curved Bridge: Wear a Hanfu and hold an oil-paper umbrella for mirror-like lake reflections (bring a reflector, as the water reflection can affect makeup). 3️⃣ Qingchuan Pavilion Yubei Pavilion: Capture cherry blossoms and the Yangtze River Bridge in one frame (wait for the ferry to enter the frame for a better shot). 4️⃣ River Beach Cherry Blossom Train: Easily capture a Japanese film style (recommend VSCO filter A6 + grain effect). 🍱 Food recommendations: 🔹 Liangdao Street Master Zhao: Fried dough with shumai and cherry blossom soda (prepare for a 1-hour wait). 🔹 Yuji Fine Noodle House: Spicy beef noodles + egg wine (Wuhan's breakfast starts with spice). 🔹 Old Hankou Lotus Root Soup: Peach-stewed lotus root with cherry blossom pastry, a perfect combination! 💡 Tips: • Exit C of Jiedaokou Station on Metro Line 2, ride a shared bike to Wuhan University (do not drive!). • East Lake Cherry Blossom Garden tickets are CNY 60, night tickets go on sale at 5 pm (bring a fill light for portrait photography). • Wear waterproof shoes, as March often has "cherry blossom rain," and white shoes can easily get ruined. ‼️ Fun fact: Wuhan has over 500,000 cherry blossom trees, three times more than Kyoto, Japan! This year, there are also rare green cherry blossoms "Gyoiko," which you can only see this year or wait another year.

| Unlock the Romance of Early Spring. 🌸 What better way to awaken the spirit of spring than to dive into the sea of flowers in Wuhan in February? Today, follow my footsteps and embark on this exclusive early spring plum blossom viewing journey to explore the stunning springtime beauty of Wuhan! 📍First Stop: Qingchuan Pavilion Nestled against Guishan Mountain and facing the Yangtze River, the plum blossoms at Qingchuan Pavilion exude a fresh and elegant fragrance under the gentle caress of the river breeze. The shimmering river surface complements the blooming red plums along the shore, showcasing both the delicate beauty of the plum blossoms and the majestic grandeur of the river. Here, every breath is filled with the scent of spring, and every photo captures the unique beauty of the intertwining river scenery and plum blossoms. 🚗 Travel Tips: You can take a bus to Qingchuan Pavilion Station, and it's just a few minutes' walk from there. It's recommended to visit in the morning when the light is soft, making it perfect for photography. 📍Second Stop: Yellow Crane Tower From Qingchuan Pavilion, walk across the Yangtze River Bridge to reach Yellow Crane Tower. This ancient tower, surrounded by red plums, exudes a sense of history and timelessness. The red walls, flying eaves, and plum blossoms complement each other, creating a picturesque scene. Climb to the top of the tower and gaze into the distance, where the beauty of Wuhan's three towns unfolds before your eyes. In the distance, the East Lake Plum Garden exudes a mysterious aura, enticing you to embark on the next floral adventure. 🚇 Transportation Guide: Take Metro Line 4 to Yellow Crane Tower Station, and you'll arrive right at the exit. 📍Third Stop: East Lake Plum Garden As one of China's four major plum gardens, East Lake Plum Garden is the highlight of this plum blossom viewing journey. It boasts over 500 varieties and nearly 10,000 plum trees, ranging from the delicate pink palace plums to the pure white jade butterfly plums. Stepping into the garden feels like entering a sea of plum blossoms, with petals gently falling in the breeze, creating a romantic floral rain. The garden also features multiple viewing platforms and photo spots, ensuring that both professional photographers and photography enthusiasts can capture stunning photos. 🕙 Best Viewing Time: Mid to late February, when the plum blossoms are in full bloom, filling the garden with fragrance. In addition to plum blossom viewing, don't miss out on Wuhan's culinary delights. Head to Hubu Alley for a steaming bowl of hot dry noodles and experience the joy of carbs; savor a spicy duck neck for a fiery culinary adventure. This spring, come to Wuhan for a date with plum blossoms and immerse yourself in the unique charm of this city amidst the fragrant plum blossoms!

Qingchuan Pavilion stands on the east side of Guishan Mountain in Wuhan, on the north bank of the Yangtze River, facing the Yellow Crane Tower across the river. It is a historical and cultural treasure of the Jingchu region. It was built in the Ming Dynasty, and although it has undergone many repairs over the years, it still retains its ancient charm. "Qingchuan is full of Hanyang trees, and Parrot Island is full of fragrant grass." The poetry of Cui Hao is embodied here. Standing on the corridor of Qingchuan Pavilion and looking into the distance, the Yangtze River flows eastward, and the trees in Hanyang City are lush, presenting the magnificent scenery of a thousand years before your eyes. It has witnessed the rise and fall of dynasties, seen the changes of the times, and carries a profound historical and cultural connotation. Every brick and stone, every flying eave, quietly tells the story of the past. Throughout the ages, countless literati and poets have left their footprints and poems here, adding a unique cultural color to Qingchuan Pavilion, allowing future generations to feel the charm of time in the fusion of history and reality.

Qingchuan Pavilion, together with Guqin Terrace and Yellow Crane Tower, is one of the "Three Famous Attractions of Wuhan." However, Qingchuan Pavilion is not as well-known as the other two, and first-time visitors to Wuhan may not include it in their itinerary. Qingchuan Pavilion was built during the Jiajing period of the Ming dynasty by the prefect of Hanyang as an addition to Yuji Palace. It was rebuilt in 1984. The pavilion is named after a line from a poem by the Tang dynasty poet Cui Hao: "The trees of Hanyang are clearly visible in the sunshine, and the grass of Parrot Island is lush and green." It is known as the "most beautiful place in the Three Chu States." Tiemenguan and Yubei Pavilion are must-see ancient relics. Address: No. 86, Ximachang Street, Hanyang District, Wuhan, Hubei Province Transportation: Take bus 30, 531, 532, 553, or 561 to Qingchuan Avenue Qingchuan Pavilion Station

① It's recommended to go there at around 6:30 pm (it gets dark early now, and it's cold if you go too late). ② Enter through the main entrance and walk straight to the front of Qingchuan Pavilion. ③ Enter through the main entrance and go to the left of Qingchuan Pavilion, where you can climb the stairs to Tiemenguan (you can climb the city wall and look out at the Yangtze River Bridge). ④ There is an exhibition hall worth visiting through the small door under Tiemenguan. ⑤ Qingchuan Pavilion has three floors open to the public, and you can see the Tortoise Hill TV Tower from the back. You can see Yellow Crane Tower, the night view along the river, and the Yangtze River from the front of Qingchuan Pavilion. If you're lucky, you can also take photos of the boats on the river, which are quite photogenic. ⑥ There are many new photo spots in the back garden, such as small butterflies, deer lights, dandelion lights, a stele gallery, and various projection lights, which are great for taking photos. ‼️ Every night‼️ There are long silk dance, instrumental solo, and martial arts performances at Qingchuan Pavilion. It's great!

The ginkgo trees at Qingchuan Pavilion are in full bloom. Don't miss out! 1. About the attraction ℹ️ Qingchuan Pavilion is located on the south bank of the Yangtze River in Wuhan, Hubei Province. It is famous for its unique geographical location and beautiful natural scenery. Since ancient times, it has been a gathering place for literati and poets, and is rich in history and culture. The pavilion is surrounded by lush trees and the sparkling river, making it a relaxing place to visit. 2. Highlights 🌞 1. Architecture: Qingchuan Pavilion's architectural style combines classical and modern elements, with ancient buildings and modern design elements complementing each other to create a unique artistic charm. 2. History and culture: This was once a gathering place for literati and poets, and many famous poems were written here. Visitors can feel the strong historical and cultural atmosphere. 3. Natural scenery: Qingchuan Pavilion is backed by green mountains and faces the Yangtze River, making it a great place to enjoy the magnificent scenery of the Yangtze River. 3. Travel tips 💡 1. Best time to visit: Spring and autumn are the best times to visit, when the weather is pleasant and the scenery is beautiful. 2. Travel route: Visitors can first visit the historical relics exhibition in the pavilion to learn about the history and culture of Qingchuan Pavilion. Then take a walk along the river to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Yangtze River. In the evening, you can taste local food near the pavilion. 3. Notes: Please protect the cultural relics and do not write or draw on them. Also, pay attention to safety and do not climb buildings or approach dangerous areas. 4. Food recommendations 🍝 1. Wuhan hot dry noodles: As a specialty snack in Wuhan, hot dry noodles are a must-try for visitors. Its unique production process and taste are unforgettable. 2. Duck neck: Wuhan's duck neck is famous for its fresh and spicy taste and is a favorite food for many visitors. 3. Local snacks: In addition to hot dry noodles and duck neck, Wuhan also has many other specialty snacks, such as bean curd and grilled fish, which are worth trying. 5. Transportation 🚵🏻‍♀️ Visitors can take public transportation to Qingchuan Pavilion, such as buses and subways. You can also choose to drive, but be sure to follow local traffic rules and pay attention to road conditions. 6. Summary 🌻 Qingchuan Pavilion is a tourist destination that combines natural scenery, history, culture, and food. Visitors can enjoy the magnificent natural scenery, learn about the rich history and culture, and taste authentic food. We hope this guide will help you have a pleasant trip to Qingchuan Pavilion.

👉🏻 Highlights: City walk during the day, Lo Ta-yu concert at night. This weekend is going to be amazing! 1️⃣ Admire the ginkgo trees in Yuehu Park. It's so beautiful this time of year! 2️⃣ Watch the "Lo Ta-yu Spring Dragon Symphony Night Concert" at Qintai Grand Theater. It's on this Saturday and Sunday! 🎶 3️⃣ Admire the murals at Yuantong Pavilion in Guiyuan Temple, and copy scriptures at Guiyuan Library. ✍🏻 4️⃣ Take a ferry with a terrace 🚢 and enjoy the riverside scenery. 5️⃣ Admire the Yellow Crane Tower and Yangtze River Bridge from Qingchuan Pavilion. 6️⃣ Climb Guishan Mountain ⛰ and visit Guishan Park, a favorite among locals. 7️⃣ Visit Qintai Art Museum for the Biennale and immerse yourself in art. 8️⃣ Take photos at Huajie Street 📷, a highly recommended retro photo spot. 9️⃣ Visit Guqin Platform and listen to the story of "High Mountains and Flowing Water." 🔟 Walk across Yingwuzhou Yangtze River Bridge. It's great for photos both day and night! - ✅ Lo Ta-yu's concert in Wuhan is this Saturday and Sunday, November 23–24, 2024 (19:00)! The concert will be held at Wuhan Qintai Grand Theater. There will also be concerts in Shenzhen and Beijing. The Shenzhen concert will be held on a four-sided stage! 🎶 The concert is different from a regular concert. Lo Ta-yu will perform with 16 outstanding musicians, with new arrangements of old songs and the moving resonance of music. 📖 Familiar songs like "The Wild Lily Also Has Its Spring," "Love Song 1990," "The Story of Time," "Childhood," and "Pearl of the Orient" will be performed one by one. Click the bottom left corner of the note and come to Hanyang this weekend to enjoy a musical feast with me!

Qingchuan Pavilion is located across the river from Yellow Crane Tower. You can see the Yangtze River Bridge in the distance and the Yangtze River flowing beneath your feet. There are many ginkgo trees around Qingchuan Pavilion, which is reminiscent of the poem "The trees of Hanyang are clearly visible from Qingchuan, and the grass is lush on Parrot Island." The park is not large, nor is it as crowded as Yellow Crane Tower, but it offers a wide view and a rich cultural atmosphere. It's worth a visit.

I. Introduction to the Scenic Spot Qingchuan Pavilion, located to the north of the Han River and to the east of the Yangtze River, faces the Yellow Crane Tower on Snake Mountain in Wuchang across the river. It is the only scenic spot in Wuhan that stands by the river and is known as the "No. 1 Famous Building in Chu Tian". The Qingchuan Pavilion is brightly lit at night, which is very charming. II. Special Cuisine There are many special dishes near Qingchuan Pavilion. Hot dry noodles are a signature dish in Wuhan. The noodles are chewy and the sesame sauce is fragrant. The three-fresh tofu skin is soft and waxy, and the filling is rich. There is also soup paste powder. The delicious fish soup with fine powder tastes very delicious. III. Scenic Spots to Visit 1. Qingchuan Pavilion: Appreciate the beauty of ancient buildings and feel the profound historical and cultural heritage. The light show at night is not to be missed. 2. By the Yangtze River: You can take a walk by the Yangtze River, enjoy the river view, and feel the comfort of the river breeze. IV. Precautions 1. Participate in the lucky draw according to the rules, follow the "Hubei Culture and Tourism" public account, forward, like, watch the article and leave a message. 2. Reply with your name and mobile phone number in time after winning the prize, otherwise it will be invalid. 3. It is strictly forbidden to swipe tickets, swipe likes, resell and sell prizes, otherwise the qualification for winning the prize will be cancelled. Come and participate in the event and visit Qingchuan Pavilion at night together!

During the National Day holiday, why not come to Wuhan for a night tour of Qingchuan Pavilion~ Qingchuan Pavilion is surrounded by lush trees in Hanyang, and the grass is lush in Parrot Island🍃 Enjoy the brilliant night view on both sides of the Yangtze River🌉 Feel the charm of history and culture!

Qingchuan Pavilion is across the river from the Yellow Crane Tower. Although it is not as famous as the Yellow Crane Tower, the scenery it offers is actually not much different. You don’t need a ticket to Qingchuan Pavilion, you just need to make a reservation on the App. Strictly speaking, Qingchuan Pavilion is not very large. It is really just a small hill with a loft on it. But there are many parks along the river nearby, and they are usually visited together, so it is worth a visit. Currently, various tourist attractions are creating Internet-famous attractions and providing immersive experiences, and Qingchuan Pavilion is naturally not lagging behind. There are more activities at night, and the ancient style lights and shadows are quite impressive.