Wuhan Travel Guide
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If you’ve seen Beijing and Shanghai and want to explore another big Chinese city, think about going to Wuhan. The capital of Hubei province is a huge political, economic and cultural hub – the biggest financial, industrial and commercial center in Central China.
The geography of Wuhan is pretty special. It is actually three cities in one. Originally Wuchang, Hankou and Hanyang were individual towns, which were eventually amalgamated to make ‘Wuhan Three Towns’. The Yangtze and Hanjing Rivers separate the three parts. Wuchang is the cultural and educational area, boasting several colleges and universities. Hankou is the commercial district and Hanyang is where a lot of major development is happening.
So what is there to see and do in this powerhouse of a city? Wuhan is incredibly rich in culture and history. The area was first settled 3,... [ View Details ]
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East Lake Park 
The East Lake is vast and meandering. It's surrounded by green mountains. The whole park is divided into six scenic areas: the Tingtao Scenic Area, the Moshan Scenic Area, the Luoyan Scenic Area, th... [ View Details ]
Guiyuan Buddist Temple
Guiyuan, or Gui yuan (Original purity), Buddhist Temple, located in Wuhan, Hubei Province, is the fourth-largest Buddhist temple in China, and ranks among Chinese Buddhism's most important places of w... [ View Details ]
Hubei Provincial Museum
One of Wuhans most famous and impressive attractions is the Hubei Provincial Museum. Standing by the beautiful East Lake, it was opened in 1956 to showcase some of Hubeis incredible archaeological fin... [ View Details ]
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"Not too many tourists to spoil the view."
carolyn6040 said at 2011-1-17 19:24:00
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i spent 6 months in Wuhan a few years ago and go back every couple of years to visit friends. I love that even though 8 million people it's not a tourist area so you see more of the real China, and not many locals speak English. I find it much cheaper than Beijing, but there is much more to see in Beijing as a tourist (you can just about do all Wuhan tourist sights in a day). Maybe best to avoid summer, Wuhan is known as one of the 3 furnaces of China (local expats call it one of China's armpits).
Despite it's faults I will keep going back to Wuhan, but as I said that's so I can visit my friends rather than for the city itself.
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hanbill said at 2009-4-8 9:54:00
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The traffic in Wuhan is much better now, repaired the cross-river tunnel, light rail, also the subway project is under construction. Welcome to Wuhan to have a trip again.I lnow a wonderful web about travel http://www.8000ip.com Welcome!
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catherine said at 2009-2-1 3:40:00
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I visited Wuhan 2 years ago and was trapped in a bad traffic jam when we was trying to cross the Yangtze river bridge. My taxi driver told me that traffic congestion happens regularly in Wuhan.
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"The capital of Hubei province."
lavender0108 said at 2008-3-18 4:20:00
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