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Scenic Spots of Wuhan

Date:2016-01-06

Yellow Crane Tower

Yellow Crane Tower stands at the bank of the Yangtze River, on the head of the Snake Hill, stretching against the populous Wuchang District, across the vigorous river, facing the ancient splendid Qingchuan Pavillion. It is one of the four most famous towers in China, namely, Yellow Crane Tower in Hubei Proince, Yueyang Tower in Hunan Province, Pavillion of Prince Teng in Jiangxi Province and Penglai Tower in Shandong Province. It also enjoys the reputation of the "superb scenery in China" and "the top tower in the world"

Tel: 027-88874914
Add: No.T1, West of the Snake Hill, Wuchang District



Ancient Lute Terrace
Ancient Lute Terrace is located on the east bank of the Moon Lake near the western foot of the Tortoise Hill. The terrace is also named Boya Terrace because of a famous story. A legend has it that a famous musician in the Chu Kingdom, during the Spring and Autumn Period (770 B.C. - 476 B.C.), Yu Boya, once was playing a piece of music here. A woodcutter, Zhong Ziqi, heard his music and understood quite well the message conveyed in the music: high mountains and flowing water. Later the two became good friends. However, when Yu Boya came back to this mountain several years later, he was extremely sad to know that Zhong Ziqi had died of illness. Knowing that there would be no one else to appreciate the beauty of his music, Yu Boya smashed his lute in grief and never again played music. Thus Ancient Lute Terrace was built to memorize their friendship. Located on the east bank of the Moon Lake near the western foot of the Tortoise Hill, the terrace boasts a quiet and beautiful scenery. Its profound cultural connotation makes it a music cultural heritage of Wuhan as well as a provincial and national key cultural relic protection unit.

Tel: 027-84834187  
Add: No.10, Qintai Road, Hanyang District


East Lake Scenic Area
Wuhan East Lake Scenic Area is in the eastern part of Wuhan with a total area of 82 square kilometers. The East Lake is the largest inner city lake in China, covering an area of 33 square kilometers. In 1982, the East Lake Scenic Area was approved by the State Council to be included in the list of the first National Key Scenic Areas. In 2000, it was selected by the National Tourism Administration as one of the first National AAAA Level Tourist Attractions.
It can be divided into five scenic spots. Currently, Tingtao (listening to the waves) Pavillion, the Moshan (traditional Chinese grinder-shaped) Hill, Chuidi (playing banboo flute) Hill and Luoyan (wild geese landing) Island scenic spots are open to the public with over 100 sceneries.
Tel: 027-8751013, 86792866
Add: Eastern suburbs of Wuchang District


Hubei Provincial Museum
Hubei Provincial Museum is near the East Lake with 200,000 pieces of collections. Among all the exhibits, there are copious rare and prominent antiques, especially chain bells of Marquis Yi of the Zeng State, the bronze sword of Goujian (the king of the Yue State) and the spear of Fuchai (the king of the Wu Kingdom). The whole set of Zenghouyi Chain Bells has a history of more than 2,400 years and still preserves a pure sound.

The museum lies in the shelter of trees and consists of halls for comprehensive exhibition, culture of Chu, chime bells and others. Antique buildings with thick stylobate, wide eaves and high-pitched roof stand like three legs of a tripod, forming a Chinese character "Pin".
Tel: 027-86783171
Add: No.188, East Lake Road
Website: http://www.hbww.org/



Wuhan 1911 Revolution Museum

It is located at the northern end of Yuemachang and used to be the office built by the government of the Qing Dynasty for Hubei Provincial Advisory Council. On October 10th, 1911, Wuchang Uprising started and triggered the 1911 Revolution and this place became the uprising military government for Hubei army. Due to its red exterior walls, the building is named as "Red Chamber".

Tel: 027-88875306
Add: No.1, Wuluo Road, Wuchang District


Mulan Hill Scenic Spot
It is 30 kilometers away from the north of Huangpi District. The ancient building complex on the mountain is scattered in General's Tomb, Dongquan Nunnery, Crystal Palace and Guzhai Districts while the last district is the largest one. The main sceneries are: Chaosheng Gate, Nantian Gate, Yitian Gate, Ertian Gate and Santian Gate, Xuanwu palace, Niangniang palace, Mulan palace, Chaotian palace, Dizhu palace and other 27 palaces.
Tel: 027-61501019
Add: Huangpi District


Chu River and Han Street
The Chu River and Han Street is developed as a project of the first phase of Wuhan Central Cultural Zone. It serves not only as a commercial center but also as a project for historical and cultural development and ecological landscape advancing of the city, which has produced complex economic and social effects. Chu River, 2.2 kilometers in length, connecting the East Lake and the Shahu Lake in Wuhan, is the first of the “lake linking plan” for water network treatment projects approved by State Council of China. Chu River is the soul of the Wuhan's cultural zone, connecting the east and the west ends of Wuhan Central Cultural Zone.
Add: Located in the core area of Wuhan City, between the East Lake and the Shahu Lake

 

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