What are the places of interest in Wu Hanyou?

When you travel to Wuhan, of course, you should take a look at the places of interest and historical buildings here. Wuhan is a city full of historical and cultural atmosphere. We can feel the breath of history everywhere here. There are some ancient buildings and streets in Hanyang, Hankou, which are very impressive. So which famous places of interest and historic buildings in Wu Hanyou must be visited?

Yellow crane tower 1

Address: Sheshan, Wuchang, Wuhan, Hubei

The first place is Yellow Crane Tower, and the tickets are cost-effective!

There is not only history and culture, a very good observation deck, but also beautiful natural scenery. There are many kinds of plants, and each plant has an introduction card, which allows you to experience the happiness brought by play and enjoy the enrichment brought by knowledge.

It is said that the night view of the Yellow Crane Tower is beautiful at night, and you can see it as long as you live nearby.

Every city has scenic spots overlooking the whole city, although the Yellow Crane Tower can't see the whole city, haha, Wuhan is too big.

Here are some pictures of the scenery seen on the top floor of the Yellow Crane Tower. They are very beautiful. You can see the wide Yangtze River and Yangtze River Bridge. The south gate is light yellow, which is particularly beautiful in the light green.

It's comfortable to have wind on the top floor. By the way, there is a self-service coin-operated telescope on the top floor. You can bring your own change if you want to play.

Another thing I want to say is that the Yellow Crane Tower is very humanized in public facilities, and it is equipped with special elevators for the disabled, the elderly and other people in need to take care of every tourist!

2. Gude Temple

Address: No.75 Huangpu Road, Jiefang Avenue, Jiang 'an District, Wuhan

Friends who like photography can come here to have a look, because Gude Temple has a high evaluation among photographers.

This temple has a long history. Founded in the third year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty, it was built according to the art form of Alantu Temple in Myanmar.

From the appearance, it brings together the architectural styles of ancient Rome, ancient Greek temples and Christian churches.

Internally, because of the differences among Mahayana, Hinayana and Tibetan Buddhism, Buddha statues also have different styles.

Therefore, it is praised by photographers as "no matter which angle you shoot, you can feel the breath of art"

Visiting the temple requires buying incense coupons with different values, which are divided into three types: large, medium and small. Generally, you can buy incense coupons from 8 yuan according to your actual situation.

There are not many people in the temple, and it is very quiet. Tourists are also whispering, not wanting to break the silence.

Everything has a distant beauty. The only headache may be traffic.

Temples are hidden in intricate alleys, so after taking bus No.2, No.30 and No.248 to the "16 1 hospital" station in the urban area, you need to walk along Huangpu Street, turn right into the alley in the middle and walk to the end.

3. Qingchuan Pavilion

Address: No.86 Ximachang Street, Hanyang District, Wuhan

I know Qingchuan Pavilion because of an ancient poem: "Every tree in Hanyang is clear with water, and a nest of herbs in Parrot Island"; If Nautilus Island has been submerged by the Yangtze River, Qingchuan Pavilion is still here to witness the historical changes.

Located on the Yangtze River, facing the Yellow Crane Tower across the river.

Most importantly, it won't be as crowded as the Yellow Crane Tower. Most importantly, the tickets here are free. If you register, you will get tickets and free visits!

This is also an excellent scenic spot to see Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge! The scenery is not inferior to the Yellow Crane Tower, so I insist on choosing Qingchuan Pavilion.

In addition, there are also Yuji Palace and tiemenguan nearby to visit!

Then there is a Dayu myth garden next to it, which can also be visited for free, and then there is the Yangtze River Bridge, where several scenic spots can be visited together.

4. Guiyuan Temple

Address: No.6 Cuiwei Road, Zhongjia Village, Hanyang District, Wuhan

The most famous one in the temple should be 500 arhats. Many people are arhats, and I have counted them. There are several different ways to count arhats, one is male and the other is female. You can count from which direction when you step into the temple first. After you go in, you can choose any arhat and start counting. If you don't count the one with your age number, write down its number, and then go outside and inform the staff to buy a card. This card will have the image and name of Lohan you counted.

Guiyuan Temple is the most lively place during the Spring Festival. Every New Year, traffic control will be implemented around Guiyuan Temple, and all kinds of carts and cars will block the neighborhood. Everyone wants to grab the first incense to bless the coming year. I think Guiyuan Temple is the most popular temple in Wuhan, and the tickets are not expensive. On weekdays, it is 10 yuan per person, and the price will increase to 20 yuan on holidays. After entering the door, the aunt at the door will give you three incense. It seems that things bought outside are not allowed to be brought in, so it is best not to buy incense sold by those shops or merchants outside.

There are many fortune tellers in the street outside the temple. Seeing you passing by usually attracts business. Believe it or not, it is up to you. In short, Guiyuan Temple is a very important Buddhist temple in Wuhan, and it also represents extraordinary significance.

5. Jianghan Pass Museum

Address: Intersection of Jiang Yan Road and Jianghan Road, Jiang 'an District, Wuhan, Hubei.

Jianghan Pass, as a landmark building in Hankou and even Wuhan, has stood on the Hankou river beach for a hundred years, but it has just opened as a museum.

This is the most worthwhile museum in Hankou, which not only completely restores the interior furnishings of Jianghan Pass, but also has a large number of cultural relics of Hankou Concession in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China.

Even if you don't like to see cultural relics, Jianghan Guanlou is the best place to enjoy Hankou River Beach. Therefore, no matter how you choose, you can't miss it.

This museum not only has exhibits, but also figures sculptures. The design inside and outside the venue was exquisite, and even a small glass window was specially set up.

The rooftop on the third floor of the exhibition hall overlooks the beautiful scenery of the Yangtze River, which is very open and beautiful.

This museum mainly introduces the course of Wuhan's modernization, which is mainly attributed to the establishment of the five countries on loan, Hubei's New Deal in the early Qing Dynasty and Zhang Zhidong's Westernization Movement.