In August, Wuhan East Lake Scenic Area was reopened.

Some time ago, many scenic spots in Wu Hanyou were closed due to the Wuhan epidemic. However, the epidemic has eased recently, and scenic spots have slowly begun to reopen. The East Lake Eco-tourism Scenic Area is about to open, which is very suitable for going out for the rest of the summer vacation.

According to the situation of epidemic prevention and control in Wuhan, with the consent of the epidemic prevention and control headquarters of East Lake Eco-tourism Scenic Area, all scenic spots (spots) in East Lake Scenic Area have been reopened since August 20th, 20021year. The relevant matters are hereby announced as follows:

1. East Lake Greenway, Tingtao Scenic Area and Moshan Scenic Area will continue to open to the outside world.

2. Wuhan Botanical Garden reopened on August 20th; Recreational projects in Moshan Scenic Area, such as slideway, ropeway, sightseeing bus, Happy Jungle and Eye of East Lake, were reopened on August 20th. Tourist routes such as East Lake Greenway, sightseeing bus and East Lake Cruise resumed on August 20; Moonlight Camp, Beach Experience Zone and Water Recreation Zone in East Lake Beach Scenic Area reopened on August 20th.

3. Maanshan Forest Park reopened on August 2 1; East Lake Ocean Park reopened on August 27th.

4. wuhan happy valley will resume its opening in the near future; Due to the comprehensive improvement of the landscape, the Wild Goose Scenic Area is temporarily closed and will be reopened after the improvement.

Five, the open scenic spots (spots) strictly implement peak-shifting, booking, and flow restriction, and ask tourists and friends to make an appointment.

Sixth, strictly implement the "four musts" normalized epidemic prevention and control measures, and require tourists and friends to follow the epidemic prevention and control requirements such as not gathering, wearing masks, taking temperature, checking codes, and keeping the social distance of 1 meter.

It is hereby announced.

Wuhan Donghu eco-tourism scenic spot

Department of Culture, Tourism and Sports

202 1 August 19