Are there interesting places in Wuhan?

1. East Lake Scenic Area: East Lake is a must-see when traveling to Wuhan. East Lake is a vast lake, and together with the land scenic spots along the lake, it covers an area of ??more than 80 square kilometers, which is six times the area of ??West Lake in Hangzhou. East Lake has vast mist, sparkling blue water, flying water birds, cruise ships, twists and turns of the lake shore, and intertwined harbors. It has always been a favorite place for state leaders to visit Han.

2. Yellow Crane Tower Park: The Yellow Crane Tower is located on the top of Snake Mountain in Wuchang. It has been known as the "Three Famous Towers in Jiangnan" together with Yueyang Tower in Hunan and Tengwang Pavilion in Jiangxi since ancient times. The building was built in the second year of Wu Huangwu during the Three Kingdoms period. Legend has it that it was built for military purposes. It can be said that you have not really been to Wuhan if you don’t climb this building. Large-scale murals, couplets, cultural relics, etc. are arranged on each floor of the building. A number of auxiliary buildings such as bronze crane shapes outside the building, statue pagodas, archways, corridors, pavilions, etc. make the main building even more magnificent.

3. Hubei Museum: The Hubei Provincial Museum is located on the shore of the beautiful East Lake in Wuchang, covering an area of ??9,100 square meters. It is the main collection, promotion and research institution of cultural relics and specimens in Hubei Province. The Hubei Provincial Museum has a collection of more than 200,000 historical relics, including more than 400 first-class cultural relics, mainly including: the King of Yue Goujian from the Warring States Period, known as the first bronze sword of the King of Yue; the Chime Bell of Marquis Yi of Zeng and the Chime Bell from the Warring States Period There are 65 pieces, with a total weight of more than 2,500 kilograms; a chime made by Marquis Yi of Zeng during the Warring States Period, with music and rhythm characters engraved on it. And they are all genuine.

4. Guqin Terrace: Guqin Terrace, also known as Boya Terrace, is located at the west foot of Guishan Mountain in Hanyang and on the east bank of Yuehu Lake. It is a memorial building built to commemorate Yu Boya's encounter with his close friend Zhong Ziqi while playing the piano. According to legend, in ancient times, a luthier named Yu Boya played the zither here to express his feelings. The woodcutter Zhong Ziqi understood that his ambition was in the mountains and in the flowing water, and the two became close friends. Later, when Zhong Ziqi died of illness, Yu Boya was so sad that he broke his qin to pieces in front of his friend's grave and stopped playing the qin. This is where the allusion of "Zhiyin" comes from. The Guqin Terrace was built by later generations to commemorate this pair of close friends.

5. Guiyuan Temple: Guiyuan Temple is definitely a pure land in the bustling city. It is the most popular Buddhist resort in Wuhan in recent years. The temple is located at the west end of Cuiwei Road, Hanyang District, Wuhan City, covering an area of ??46,900 square meters, with more than 200 temple buildings and a construction area of ??200,000 square meters. Temple buildings, Buddhist scriptures, Buddha statues, etc. have survived the catastrophe of the "Cultural Revolution" and have survived intact. Among them, the 500 golden Arhats enshrined in the Arhat Hall are the most distinctive.

6. Hanzheng Street: When it comes to shopping in Wuhan, the first thing that outsiders think of is Hanzheng Street. As a nationally renowned small commodity gathering place, Hanzheng Street sells specialty small commodities from all over the country and is known for its affordable prices.

7. Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street: The most attractive thing about Jianghan Road is the 1,210-meter-long Jianghan Road, which is lined with various buildings: European style, Roman style, Byzantine style, Renaissance style, classicism, and modernism. … People say that Jianghan Road is a museum of Wuhan’s twentieth-century architecture. There are 13 buildings on Jianghan Road listed as outstanding historical buildings, including 1 at the provincial level, 6 at the municipal level, and 6 at the municipal level. Now, many bronze sculptures have been added to the pedestrian street. Most of these sculptures reflect Wuhan's urban culture and the vicissitudes of Hankou. There are many kinds of shops on the street, making it a good place for shopping and sightseeing. 8. Wuhan University: Wuhan University is a key comprehensive university directly under the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China and the People's Republic of China. The school sits on Luojia Mountain and is surrounded by the East Lake. The campus is lined with green trees and the fragrance of flowers overflows. It is one of the most beautiful universities in the country. When the cherry blossoms are in full bloom every April, Wuhan University holds the annual Cherry Blossom Festival, attracting many tourists from inside and outside the province.

9. Hubu Alley Snack Street: "Hubu Alley" is located in the prosperous Simenmen District of Wuchang. During the Qing Dynasty, it was named after being adjacent to the Fantai Yamen. This alley, which is more than 100 meters long, is home to more than 70 time-honored brands in Wuhan and well-known snack brands from all over the country. It has now become synonymous with Han-style snacks.