Local area

Located in northern Wuhan, this Shang Dynasty site dates back 3,500 years, featuring bronze and jade artifacts that reveal ancient urban planning and craftsmanship.

A theme park combining polar animal exhibits, marine shows, and family-friendly activities, featuring penguins, belugas, and more.

Originally the site of the 10th China International Garden Expo, now a city park showcasing diverse Chinese and international garden styles.

Built during the Three Kingdoms period atop Snake Hill, overlooking the Yangtze River, this iconic tower is renowned as a “superb scenic spot under heaven.”

A national first-class museum housing extensive Chu cultural artifacts, including the renowned Marquis Yi’s bronze bells, showcasing the region’s rich history.

A century-old university situated on Luojia Hill, known for its blend of Chinese and Western architecture and famous cherry blossoms in spring.

China’s largest urban lake, offering scenic areas like Tingtao and Moshan, ideal for walking, cycling, and nature appreciation.