2025 Hubei Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

Shennongjia is known as the roof of China for its high mountains and deep valleys. The area is full of ancient trees and exotic flowers, and is known as a green treasure house. Enshi Grand Canyon is famous for its complex and steep terrain. Its magnificence is comparable to the Grand Canyon in the United States.

The Three Gorges Dam in Yichang, Hubei Province is extremely controversial, with both advantages and disadvantages. Although there are analyses of it in books, it is rare to see it in person. The spectacular dam architecture, the elaborately arranged ship locks, the unique cultural history of the reservoir area, the difficulties of the construction project, the benefits it brings, the concerns it causes, and the saying: reading ten thousand books is not as good as traveling ten thousand miles, definitely makes sense and is worth a visit and a deep experience. #travelinspiration#besttravelexperience#overseastravel#i miss you

In the past, I read a line from the poem "The Yellow Crane Tower Farewells Meng Haoran to Guangling" by the poet Li Bai, "An old friend said goodbye to the Yellow Crane Tower in the West". When I go to Hubei and Wuhan, I must go to the Yellow Crane Tower. It is a famous scenic spot in Wuhan. Climbing to the top of the Yellow Crane Tower requires a lot of stairs and requires some physical effort to get to the top. However, the beautiful scenery is in front of you and is very exciting. It is definitely worth a visit. #Overseas travel#High-altitude viewing#I’m so hung up#A good place to go in hot summer

Wuhan University is one of the universities with the oldest history in China. It originated from the Self-Strengthening Academy founded by Zhang Zhidong, Governor of Huguang, at the request of the Qing government in 1893. For more than a hundred years, Wuhan University has emphasized and promoted the university spirit of "self-reliance, perseverance, truth-seeking, and innovation." I was fortunate to visit this place. The green environment is very well done, the traditional ancient architectural style is very imposing, and when I entered the university campus, I felt the strong academic atmosphere, which is absolutely suitable for studying. #travelinspiration #overseastravel #i miss you so much #hot summer places

The Hubei Provincial Museum has a collection of more than 240,000 pieces, including nearly 1,000 national first-class cultural relics, each of which is a national treasure and very impressive. Those bronze artifacts, lacquerware, bamboo slips, and the Sword of Goujian, King of Yue, have been famous for a long time. Seeing them up close is particularly surprising. The blue and white porcelain vase from the Yuan Dynasty is the treasure of the museum and is worthy of its name. It is a rare opportunity to visit and it is well worth the trip. #Overseas Travel#Explore the Museum#I'm so worried

Those who love water and mountains must listen to this. Because today I will review Xiandaohu, located in Hubei Province, China. This place is very beautiful. It is a very beautiful view of the river and mountains. It is considered the Pearl of Hubei. It is very worthwhile to visit. I would like to recommend that those who have plans in the future, those who have plans to travel to Hubei Province in the central part of China must stop by Xiandaohu. It is really worth visiting. #MissingNature

The Yellow Crane Tower, the first of the four famous buildings in China, has been destroyed for a long time in history and its structure has changed several times. To come to a city, it is necessary to go to the place where it can best represent the city. It may be regrettable to go, but it will be regrettable not to go, the photos record some sincere light and shadow, and there is a memory of the ancient peoples love and a flying crane. Tenderness!

❄️ 1. Lichuan, Hubei – The Secret "World Cool City" of Western Hubei - Summer Escape Perks: Average annual temp of 22°C; temps above 27°C are considered "hot." Light jackets needed at night, with quilts for sleeping. - 3-Day Itinerary: | Day | Highlights | Key Features | |-----|------------|--------------| | Day1 | Lichuan → Tenglong Cave | Asia’s largest karst cave (constant 18°C), laser shows + Tujia dance performances, hot air balloon rides | | Day2 | Dashuijing Ancient Architecture → Qiyue Mountain | Ming-Qing Tujia architecture; southern China’s largest alpine pasture – camping/paragliding/windmill sunset views | | Day3 | Qingjiang Ancient Riverbed Trek | Filming location for *The Assassin*, explore underground rivers & pristine canyons (guided tour required) | - Must-Try Foods: - Breakfast: Zajiang noodles + Jiannan pickles (Dabanwan flagship store), lamb "gege" (steamed meat with potatoes) - Snacks: Wangliang cold jelly (spicy & sour), Tujia baked pies (crispy & savory) - Mains: Braised preserved pork with Baiyang tofu, sizzling platters (locals’ late-night favorite) - Stay: Downtown hotels (convenient transport) or Qiyue Mountain stargazing campsite 🌿 2. Liupanshui, Guizhou – China’s Only Official "Cool City" - Summer Escape Perks: Avg. summer temp 19.5°C. Light down jackets needed at night on Wumeng Grassland – no AC required! - 3-Day Itinerary: | Day | Highlights | Key Features | |-----|------------|--------------| | Day1 | Shuicheng Ancient Town → Third Front Museum | Stone-paved streets + Guizhou-style grilled dishes, industrial history immersion | | Day2 | Yeyuhai Resort | Forest train + glass walkway, squirrel sightings | | Day3 | Wumeng Grassland | Horseback riding among sheep herds, sea-of-clouds views, overnight in star-gazing tents | - Must-Try Foods: - Breakfast: Shuicheng lamb rice noodles (aromatic broth with cilantro) - Meals: Guizhou grilled dishes (must-try potato cakes), sour fish hotpot (Miao minority style) - Snacks: Steamed glutinous rice cakes, Panxian ham - Stay: Zhongshan District boutique B&Bs (near downtown) or Wumeng Grassland glamping tents (galaxy views) --- 🌸 3. Wenshan, Yunnan – Karst Landscapes + Rice Noodle Kingdom - Summer Escape Perks: July avg. 21–23°C. Lotus ponds at Puzhehei emit cooling mist; caves maintain 20°C. - 3-Day Itinerary: | Day | Highlights | Key Features | |-----|------------|--------------| | Day1 | Puzhehei Scenic Area | Boat rides through 300 lotus varieties, water fights; sunset at Qinglong Mountain | | Day2 | Bamei Village → Cave Exploration | Row into a "peach blossom spring," farming experiences; starlit stalactites in Huobao Cave | | Day3 | Shed Grassland | Yunnan’s "Hulunbuir," cliff swings + prairie picnics | - Must-Try Foods: - Rice Noodle Universe: Poached pork noodles (with mint), chrysanthemum cross-bridge noodles - Seasonal: Lotus-themed banquet (lotus leaf porridge, lotus root salad), sanqi steamed chicken (herbal) - Snacks: Rose jelly, grilled tofu (night market staple) - Stay: Puzhehei lakeside B&Bs or Bamei stilt houses (Zhuang ethnic style) --- ⛰️ 4. Changbai Mountain, Jilin – Northeast’s 22°C Fairy-Tale Escape - Summer Escape Perks: Avg. summer temp 15–24°C. Chilly breezes by Heaven Lake; thrilling water activities. - 3-Day Itinerary: | Day | Highlights | Key Features | |-----|------------|--------------| | Day1 | North Slope of Changbai Mountain | Heaven Lake exploration + Green Deep Pool waterfall, hot spring eggs | | Day2 | Canyon Rafting → Erdaobaihe Town | Forest river rapids; Korean-style homestays | | Day3 | Wanda Resort | Cable car rides over forests, hiking/mountain biking | - Must-Try Foods: - Northeast Feasts: "One-Pot Feast" (cornbread dipped in stew), iron-pot fish (fresh river catch) - Korean Flavors: Cold noodles (icy broth), blood sausage + kimchi - Snacks: Wild blueberry dried fruit, hot spring eggs (runny whites + firm yolks) - Stay: Erdaobaihe Town hotels (budget-friendly) or Wanda Resort (family-friendly amenities) --- Ultimate Picks: - Culture Lovers → Lichuan (caves + ancient villages, Hubei-Chongqing-Hunan fusion cuisine); - Families → Liupanshui (horseback riding, forest fun, mild snacks); - Adventure Seekers → Wenshan (caves + lotus ponds, 30+ noodle types, crowd-free); - Cool & Active → Changbai Mountain (Heaven Lake + rafting, hearty Northeastern portions). > 💡 All destinations accessible by HSR/flights. Book 2 weeks ahead in peak season. Bring jackets for high-altitude areas (e.g., Liupanshui) and rain gear!

Located in Yichang city! A highly recommended urban homestay!! ✅✅Look here! Look here! 🥰🥰Here’s the highlight!!! ✅✅The owner is a post-90s Yichang girl with a very laid-back personality. She will welcome you in advance, help carry your luggage if you have a lot or it’s inconvenient, provide 24-hour service anytime, and can also help plan your trip. 🆚The homestay is equipped with brand-new rooms, excellent soundproofing, bathrooms with dry and wet separation, an elegant and quiet lobby where you can drink tea and eat, comfortable latex mattresses in the rooms, pure cotton bedding, latex pillows, and a gym on the sixth floor for digestion after meals. From the room, you can overlook the distant mountains and the nearby river. It’s in Yichang’s prime riverside location, with great ventilation and lighting. 🥰🥰No matter how late you arrive, they will wait for you. As a native Yichang girl, she can help you with travel tips! 🥰🥰Don’t want to go out? We can make lacquer fans, practice calligraphy, and chat together… 😍😍At night, she can plan routes for you to check in at Yichang’s popular spots and go eat night market snacks together. 😛😛If you come alone, she can take you to stroll by the river, take photos, and help you find companions to hang out with. 【Tips】 Yichang has strong UV rays! It’s hot at noon, so be sure to take sun protection measures. The riverside has a big temperature difference and high humidity, so take care of your health! The riverside in Yichang is all pedestrian paths, so you can wear sports shoes for walking or running. 【Room types】1️⃣ Riverside king room 2️⃣ Riverside twin room 3️⃣ City view twin and king rooms 4️⃣ Riverside bathtub room and riverside pool room 👍👍Rooms come standard with disposable slippers, smart heated toilet seats, disposable toothbrushes, pure cotton bedding, toilets and bathrooms with dry and wet separation, Laifen hairdryers, independent water heaters, mini fridges, coffee and local tea, 24-hour hot water, independent WiFi, laundry facilities including washing machine, drying rack, dryer, and umbrellas available for rainy days. Our home is on Yanjiang Avenue, very convenient to get anywhere, with an underground parking lot nearby, and the courtyard has well-maintained greenery. Homestay environment 1790 City Homestay is themed around simplicity, relaxation, and light luxury. The flowers and plants are changed seasonally. After strolling by the river, sitting in the room drinking tea and watching the river view is very comfortable. Check-in time: 2 PM to 12 noon the next day Surroundings: The homestay is located on Yanjiang Avenue in Yichang, diagonally opposite the Natural Tower, a peaceful oasis in the bustling city. It’s close to all attractions, visitor centers, shopping districts, and the city center, all within a 15-minute drive at most. 【Location】 🥰1790 City Homestay, Fanju, next to Zhiyuan Square on Yanjiang Avenue 👍👍Highly recommended! Friends, please support me!!!

The grandeur of the Yangtze River's Three Gorges, the poetic charm of Qu Yuan's Hometown, and the riverside culinary delights make Yichang an ideal budget-friendly destination for young travelers. This three-day, two-night guide will help you experience the best of Yichang without breaking the bank! Day 1: Iconic Landmarks & Riverside Vibes Morning: Head straight to Binjiang Park (free), Yichang's version of "The Bund." Stroll along the river, watch cargo ships glide by, and snap Instagram-worthy shots with the massive Zhenjiang Pavilion. The riverside breeze makes it utterly relaxing. Afternoon: Hop on a cross-river ferry (¥2 from Zhonghua Road Pier) to experience local commuting. Hike up the free Mojishan Forest Park on the opposite bank for a panoramic view of Yichang—a breathtaking tapestry of the Yangtze and the city skyline. Evening: Dive into Tieluba Snack Street (from ¥15/person). Crispy radish cakes, icy sweet "liangxia" jelly, and spicy mini potatoes will leave you stuffed for under ¥20! Day 2: Engineering Marvels & Cultural Gems Morning: Take a bus to the Three Gorges Dam (free entry to Tanziling area; ¥35 for shuttle). Witness the awe-inspiring "cloud-cutting" megaproject and feel the might of China's engineering prowess. Bring your student ID—transport is the main cost! Afternoon: Visit Qu Yuan’s Hometown in Zigui (¥80, half-price for students). Wander cobblestone paths and immerse in Chu culture at the Dragon Boat Festival Museum. Newly added Hanfu-themed photo spots are a hit! Evening: Back in the city, hit the CBD Shopping Center Night Market for sizzling potatoes, braised snacks, and icy jelly—all for about ¥20. Day 3: Canyon Adventure & Light Hiking All Day: Explore Three Gorges Tribe (¥150 incl. boat, student discounts). Cruise through Xiling Gorge to Longjin Stream’s emerald waters, discover Tujia culture at Bawang Village, and marvel at cliffside coffins. The trails are easy—perfect for photos! (Budget tip: Opt for a half-day tour if needed.) 🔥 Budget Hacks: Stay Smart: Hostels/budget hotels near Wanda Plaza or CBD cost ¥60–80/night—great for transport and food. Move Wisely: Buses (¥2) cover downtown; dam/tribe shuttles (¥20) beat taxis. Eat Local: Snack streets and markets (e.g., Sixin Road) offer breakfast for ¥10 and meals under ¥30. Avoid Crowds: Weekdays mean fewer tourists and cheaper stays. 💡 Hot Tips: "Night Views": Don’t miss Binjiang Park’s free light show. "Riverside Teahouses": Sip cheap tea (¥15) while soaking in the Yangtze breeze. "Three Gorges Gallery Trail": Free 8km hike with wild, stunning vistas. Yichang—where nature and urban life blend seamlessly. With this guide, even a tight budget unlocks unforgettable memories. Pack your bag and go!

400 years of Artitechure left down from our fore father. Showing great detail of skilled craftmenship that can last for so long. Just image the hardship and difficulty they face during that time without the assistant of Morden machine and technology. the time spent & determination on the construction .Which enable us to see and study the great work of rhe people of the pass.

When traveling with kids, what I feared most was hassle and exhaustion, and even carefully planned itineraries could have pitfalls. This time, I took my child to Enshi, Yichang, and Shennongjia, and the whole trip was easy and fun. I can't help but share my unique kid-friendly route with other moms! ㅤ 💖 Exclusive Companionship, Intimate Bond In the past, group tours were always rushed, with little time to interact with my child. This time, I planned it myself, and the entire trip was exclusive time for me and my child. While hiking in Shennongjia, he held my hand tightly, curiously observed the wild flowers and plants by the roadside, and chattered non-stop with questions. Every interaction made me feel incredibly happy. Without strangers disturbing us, the full devotion to companionship made our parent-child relationship even closer. ㅤ ⏰ Flexible Itinerary, Travel at Your Own Pace When traveling with kids, their routine is the top priority. While taking a boat trip through the Three Gorges in Yichang, my child was too excited the night before and didn't sleep well, so he woke up late. We temporarily adjusted our schedule, had a leisurely breakfast, and then set off, without feeling rushed. Every day, we played for as long as we wanted, and when tired, we found a quiet place to rest. This kind of travel, where you freely control the pace, is so comfortable. ㅤ 🚗 Diverse Transportation, Peace of Mind for the Whole Family Transportation is also crucial! The roads there are not easy to drive on. For a small family of 2-3 people, chartering a 5-seater economy car allows flexible travel through city streets and scenic area paths. It's quite reassuring. ㅤ 🌟 Featured Itinerary Reference Enshi Ethnic Charm Three-Day Tour Day 1: Enshi City - Pengjiazhai (admire the stilt house clusters, experience the charm of Tujia architecture) - Eat Shefan (a traditional Tujia dish) - Stay in a characteristic B&B Day 2: Wujiatai Tea Garden (experience tea picking and making, taste fresh green tea) - Visit Tusi City to learn about Tusi culture Day 3: Enshi Dixingu (walk the glass skywalk, explore unique karst landforms) - Return trip Yichang Landscape Wonders Two-Day Tour Day 1: Yichang - Three Gorges Waterfall (pass through "Water Curtain Cave", feel the magnificent water flow) - Taste Liangxia (a local dessert) Day 2: Qingjiang Fangshan (stroll along the suspended walkway, admire strange peaks and rocks) - In the afternoon, return to the city to explore the ancient streets Shennongjia Nature Exploration Three-Day Tour Day 1: Muyu Town - Guanmenshan (see rare animals and plants, visit the Nature Museum) - Stay in a forest hotel Day 2: Tianyan Scenic Area (walk the Rainbow Bridge, enjoy the beauty of the primeval forest) - Stargazing at night Day 3: Dajiuhu (enjoy the misty wetland scenery in the morning, watch black swans play) - Return trip Moms, don't hesitate! Bring your little ones to Western Hubei and start your wonderful journey! #WesternHubeiFamilyTravel #EnjoyableJourney #FamilyTravelGuide #EnshiYichangShennongjia #IfYouAlsoLikeBlueHour #TravelGuide #Enshi #Yichang #YichangTravel #Shennongjia #ShennongjiaTravel #DixinguUnforgettable #HubeiTravel #Hubei #Shennongjia

With summer vacation and weekends approaching, want to escape the city's hustle and bustle? Come to Yichang! Here you will find the magnificent Three Gorges, mysterious karst caves, and millennia-old culture. This 4-day no-detour guide will take you through the highlights of Yichang! 📮4-day itinerary: ① Classic Three Gorges Line: Three Gorges Dam → Three Gorges Family → Xiling Gorge cruise, experience the grand national project and the charm of the gorge river. ② Qingjiang Landscape Line: Qingjiang Gallery → Wuluo Zhongli Mountain, enjoy a boat ride to admire the clear water and green mountains, and experience Tujia culture. ③ Cultural Exploration Line: Qu Yuan’s Hometown → Three Gorges Bamboo Sea, follow the footsteps of the ancestor of poetry and stroll through the bamboo sea oxygen bar. ④ Magical Geology Line: Three Gorges Waterfall → Jiuwei Creek Rafting (a must in summer) → Chaibuxi Grand Canyon, experience the splashing waterfalls and spectacular canyon views. 📩Note: Advance reservation is required for the Three Gorges Dam scenic area; there are many mountain roads in scenic spots like Three Gorges Family, so comfortable sports shoes are recommended. ✅Travel essentials: 🌵Clothing: breathable short sleeves, shorts/skirts, non-slip sports shoes, and a light jacket for morning and evening temperature differences. 🌵Must-haves: waterproof phone pouch (for rafting), power bank, umbrella, stomach medicine. ㅤ 📮Yichang Travel Q&A: ❓Where to see the panoramic view of the Three Gorges Dam? The Tanziling Viewing Platform is recommended, where you can see the entire dam. ❓How to enjoy Qingjiang Gallery? Take a boat tour, and you can get off midway to climb Wuluo Zhongli Mountain, perfect for photos and sightseeing. ❓Is Jiuwei Creek rafting thrilling? The river is winding with moderate drops, suitable for all ages. Remember to bring a change of clothes! 📌Travel reminders: ▫️Some scenic spots are far from the city center, so plan your transportation in advance. ▫️Rafting is best avoided on rainy days; check the weather beforehand. ▫️For dining near scenic spots, ask the locals. ㅤ Still struggling with planning? Our [Yichang Customized Tour Service] is here to help! A professional team will tailor your itinerary based on your needs, handling hotel bookings, attraction tickets, and local delicacies all in one place. You can also unlock hidden viewing platforms, unique homestays, and more! If interested, message me directly in the backend to make your Yichang trip easy and unforgettable!

Wudang Mountain Travel Guide: A Lazy Person's Guide to Spiritual Cultivation As an urban couch potato who gets winded climbing stairs for three minutes, I actually went to Wudang Mountain for spiritual cultivation! It proves that as long as you plan well, even a lazy person can enjoy this Taoist holy land. Transportation: I recommend taking the high-speed train to Wudangshan West Station. From there, a taxi to the scenic area costs about CNY 30. Don't be like me and try to save money by taking the bus. I almost threw up my breakfast on the winding mountain road. Tickets: Peak season tickets are CNY 245, including the sightseeing bus, and off-season tickets are CNY 190. I recommend buying tickets with the bus, or you'll be ready for ascension by the time you reach Zixiao Palace. Student discounts are half price, so remember to bring your student ID. You can use the money you save to buy a Golden Summit ice cream to calm your nerves. Must-See Attractions: 1. Golden Summit: 1,612m above sea level, the cable car costs CNY 80. I chose to hike, but I started contemplating the meaning of life halfway up. I recommend bringing some snacks. The aunties selling water on the way are even better at bargaining than the Shaolin monks. 2. Zixiao Palace: The ancestral home of Taoism, with lots of incense. Fortune telling costs CNY 20, but the interpretation is free. I drew "Great Luck," but then I fell on my way down the mountain. The Taoist priest said it was helping me eliminate bad karma... 3. Nanyan Palace: A palace on a cliff with a dragon-head incense burner extending out over the cliff. It is said that Taoists used to step on the cliff to offer incense. Now there are railings, which is great news for cowards! Food: 1. Taoist Vegetarian Meal: CNY 30 per person, all vegetarian dishes but surprisingly delicious. Especially the "vegetarian Dongpo pork," which uses bean products to create the texture of meat. After eating it, I even wanted to become a monk. 2. Wudang Taoist Tea: CNY 50 per pot. I couldn't taste anything special, but taking photos and posting them on social media makes you look like you're living a healthy life. 3. Farmhouse Restaurants at the Foot of the Mountain: The local chicken soup is a must-order. The owner said the chickens are raised on Chinese herbal medicine, so it's no wonder they can stay up later than I can. Accommodation Recommendations: The hotels on the mountain are average but convenient for watching the sunrise, and the price is CNY 300+. I stayed in a homestay at the foot of the mountain for CNY 150. The owner even gave me a homemade map, although it looked like a treasure map. Tips to Avoid Pitfalls: 1. Don't trust "free tour guides." They will always take you to buy expensive incense. 2. Don't try to climb the mountain on rainy days. The stone slabs are so slippery that they can send you straight to see the Patriarch Zhang Sanfeng. 3. You have to wait in line to take photos at the Golden Summit. I recommend going at 6am to pretend you're very diligent. Finally, a reminder: Wear comfortable shoes! I wore new shoes, and the blisters on my feet were brighter than the Golden Summit by the time I got down the mountain. Wudang Mountain is beautiful, but your feet will remember every step... Wudang Mountain Scenic Area, Hubei, China 🇨🇳

This is the birthplace of Jingchu culture, where mountains, rivers, and history intertwine to create poetry: ✨ Yellow Crane Tower: Ascend to the top of the "No. 1 Tower Under Heaven," watch the Yangtze River surge and the white clouds drift, and hear the echoes of Li Bai's millennial masterpiece! 🌿 Enshi Grand Canyon: Earth's most beautiful scar! Walk the cliffside plank road in the sky, explore the Yunlong Ground Fissure, and witness the wonders of nature in every waterfall and stone. 🌸 Wudang Mountain: A sacred Taoist site where you can discuss swordsmanship on the Golden Summit, practice Tai Chi in the morning bells and evening mist, and cleanse your mortal heart with the spiritual energy of the immortal mountain. 🚢 Three Gorges Dam: A great power's national treasure stands tall on the Yangtze River. The moment of flood discharge is thunderous, and the industrial miracle coexists with the magnificent mountains and rivers! 🍜 Culinary surprise: Hot and dry noodles fill the streets with the aroma of sesame, and crayfish late-night snacks bring a happy life~ 🔥 Follow me to unlock more secret travel tips!

I Froze Like a Dog in Tenglong Cave, but I Captured Unforgettable and Fantastic Blockbusters "Standing at the entrance of Tenglong Cave, I felt as if I was being swallowed into the belly of an ancient beast! The 16℃ cold wind instantly penetrated my clothes, the thermometer on my phone screen went crazy, and the scene in front of me made me dumbfounded—the 150-meter-wide cave entrance was like a gate to another world split open by a god, and the waterfall roared into the center of the earth like a white dragon. Is this a cave? It's clearly a mythical scene from the Classic of Mountains and Seas! Even more magical is that when I stumbled into the middle cave, hundreds of laser beams suddenly exploded from the dome, and the silver ornaments of the Tujia girls drew meteor-like trajectories in the darkness... This 150 RMB ticket was so worth it that I wanted to renew it on the spot!" I. Subverting Perceptions of Cave Wonders: Earth's "Memory Palace" 1. The Visual Violence of Wolong Swallowing the River I was given a blow before I even entered the cave! During the rainy season, the flow rate of the Wolong Swallowing the River Waterfall is comparable to 3,000 bottles of mineral water pouring down at the same time, and the water mist can wet the camera lens 50 meters away. Geography enthusiasts must see: hidden below the waterfall is the world's rare "siphon karst cave" structure, which will form a giant vortex with a diameter of 20 meters during the flood season (safety reminder: the plank road will be closed during the rainy season, don't learn from online celebrities and climb over the railing). 2. The Shock of Digitalization Dome height: enough for 10 Boeing 747s to stack on top of each other (highest point is 234 meters) Cave hall area: can fit 7 standard football fields, the Chinese Academy of Sciences has done acoustic experiments here—the clapping echo lasts for 12 seconds Underground river length: 58.8 km has been explored, the water temperature is constant at 16℃ (legend has it that there are blind fish, but it depends on luck) Fun fact: The calcified layer of the "White Jade Dome" in the cave is like a layered cake, and under the light, it will show geological rings similar to the dinosaur era, which is 10,000 times more real than the LED top of a planetarium! II. Nanny-level Itinerary Breakdown (Including Hidden Gameplay) Morning Section (7:30–12:00) 7:30 "Huangjia Doupi" in Lichuan City must be eaten! Recommended preserved meat bean curd + glutinous rice balls in rice wine, the boss will give you a self-made cave map (hand-drawn version is super cool) 8:30 Choose the right seat on the scenic shuttle bus! You can capture the big bend of the Qingjiang River when passing the "Lianyu Gorge" bend, turn on the 0.5x wide angle on your phone 9:00 It is recommended to walk the "Laoyingyan" path for hiking (not marked by the visitor center). You will encounter wild macaque groups along the way. The zipper of your backpack must be fastened 10:30 Cave Exploration TIP: Bring a strong flashlight! Behind the "Bronze Sacred Tree" stalagmite group, there is an undeveloped gap (you need to crawl forward for 3 meters) to see rare calcite flower clusters Afternoon Section (13:00–17:00) 13:00 The front row seats of the "Yishui Lichuan" performance have mysteries—the center of the 5th row is the best viewing angle for laser projection, and the Tujia brothers will randomly pull the audience to dance "Rou Lian Xiang" 15:30 Bring a tripod to the "Dixin Gorge" in the back cave! The trilobite fossils on the rock wall must be illuminated obliquely with cold light to appear (the staff has hidden explanation services) 16:00 "Rainbow Mystery" at the underground river exit: On a sunny afternoon from 3–4pm, water mist refraction will form a double rainbow bridge. You need to report in advance if you want to fly a drone III. Blood and Tears Summary of Avoiding Pitfalls 1. Quantum Mechanics of Dressing Inner layer of quick-drying clothes + middle layer of fleece + outer layer of windbreaker is the king, the dripping water in the cave is like a random blind box—I have seen the tragedy of a young lady wearing Hanfu with her skirt frozen Choose non-slip stream tracing shoes! A certain "cave exploration shoe" produced by a military factory is more reliable than hiking shoes (the moss on the bottom of the cave is comparable to an ice rink) 2. The Dark Art of Photography When the laser show turns off all the lights, use the long exposure of your mobile phone to capture the "ghost light track" (the actual measurement effect of Huawei P60 is better than SLR) The "White Jade Dome" in the middle cave should be photographed in RAW format, and the shadows can be pulled up in the later stage to restore the iron mineral color bands in the rock layer 3. Hidden Benefits List The first 100 tourists every day can receive karst cave postcards (the postal counter is hidden behind the water curtain cinema) You can get an 8% discount on sour soup fish at the "Bamanzi" restaurant in Lichuan with your ticket. The code is "Qinglong Comes Out of the Water" IV. The Cave Philosophy of Food Don't eat the 35 RMB box lunch in the cave! Detour to "Yiquan Renjia" in Wangying Town on the way back and order a pot of yellow spicy diced fish raised with underground river spring water. The boss will show off his unique skill—putting the fish slices into the iced cave water and they will curl up instantly, dipping them in the wood ginger oil dish, so fresh that your head goes numb! Ultimate Advice: Those bloggers who wear ancient costumes and pose with oiled paper umbrellas will not tell you—the 98% humidity in the cave will make your makeup melt like a horror movie! The worst thing I've seen is a young lady wearing a horse-face skirt who performed a "drum washing machine" on the spot after being hooked by a stalactite... Conclusion: About the Embodiment of Eternity When the setting sun dyed the cave entrance amber, I suddenly realized that those stalactites that have been hanging for hundreds of millions of years need 1,600 years for every centimeter to grow. And the 6 km that we walked in two hours is just a shallow yawn from the earth. Perhaps this is the most shocking revelation of Tenglong Cave—in the face of a sufficiently grand space-time scale, even the word "shock" seems frivolous.

Three brushes! ! The most beautiful Republican-style Hubei cuisine on Jianghan Road |||A Hubei restaurant near Baoyuan Lane on Jianghan Road The door is not big, but the inside is really particularly exquisite 👍🏻 The decoration of Republican style really has the atmosphere of old Wuhan Banquets and gatherings are especially suitable for that kind The waitress is particularly enthusiastic! Fish ball soup with rare mushrooms Hubei specialty fish balls🐟 with various mushrooms🍄 Every bite is a feeling of freshness The dumplings have a very smooth texture A delicacy that elders will definitely love🥰 Ancient steamed organic Wuchang fish🐟 The whole Wuchang fish is very generous The fish meat is tender and not too much seasoning With a little sauce to eat is a fresh 😋 Lobster multi-colored cold noodles🍜 Wuhan specialty lobster with cold noodles A very good-looking four-piece set It's really good to mix and eat!

The beautiful scenery of Hubei is indeed intoxicating! Here, the landscape and culture blend together, with both magnificent natural wonders and profound historical heritage. Hurry up and save it—— ### 🌄 **Natural Wonders · Visual Feast** 1. **Shennongjia** - Explore the "Roof of Central China", a paradise of primitive forests, sea of clouds and stars, and wild animals. It is also a ski resort in winter. - 📍Must-see: Shennongding, Dajiuhu (morning mist is like a fairyland). 2. **Enshi Grand Canyon** - Comparable to Colorado! Cliff plank road, Yizhuxiang strange stone, waterfalls in the depths of the ground, a paradise for hiking enthusiasts. - 🌟Tips: Pair with Tusi City to experience Tujia culture. 3. **Three Gorges of the Yangtze River (Yichang Section)** - Take a cruise through the Qutang Gorge and Wu Gorge, feel the poetic "monkeys on both sides of the strait could not stop crying", and the engineering miracle of the Three Gorges Dam is even more shocking. - 🚢Recommendation: Take a boat in spring and autumn, the clouds and mist are like ink paintings. ### 🏯 **Humanities and Ancient Rhyme · Time Precipitation** 1. **Wudang Mountain** - Taoist holy land, the golden summit sunrise and sea of clouds are majestic, and the ancient building complex is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

1. Fujian · Xiapu Why visit: China's most beautiful mudflats and a realm of light and shadow - Must-try experiences: - Watch the golden sunset at Dongbi Village, capturing the "golden moment" of fishermen casting nets; photograph the colorful tidal patterns at Xiaohao Beach, where the mudflats resemble a flowing oil painting. - Hike through the 10,000-acre grassland and coastline of Yushan Island, cycle along the rainbow road to see the spectacular 270° view of rocks and waves intertwining. - Local delicacies: Xiapu seaweed soup, crispy outside and tender inside oyster pancakes, chewy fish balls like sea foam, night market meals for just 30 yuan per person until you're full. - Transportation and accommodation: Direct high-speed train to Xiapu Station, car rental recommended for exploring fishing villages; stay at seaside guesthouses in Dongbi Village with sunrise views from your window. 2. Hubei · Enshi Why visit: Earth's crevice wonder at 30° north latitude - Must-try experiences: - Ride a hover boat through Pingshan Canyon, experiencing the "Chinese Sipadan" with its crystal clear waters; challenge yourself on the 400-meter-high glass bridge at Dixin Valley, overlooking karst landforms. - Visit Tusi City wearing Miao ethnic clothing for photos, enjoy dinner with Zhang Guanhe Zha (bean curd dish) paired with Shuaiwan wine, experiencing the Tujia people's hospitality. - Local delicacies: Cured meat with potatoes, oil tea soup, Enshi small potatoes that are soft and sweet, night market snacks averaging 10 yuan. - Transportation and accommodation: High-speed train to Enshi Station, charter a car to scenic spots; recommended to stay at guesthouses near Pingshan Scenic Area, avoiding crowds in early morning. 3. Sichuan · Yibin Why visit: Bamboo seas, wine aroma and the charm of three rivers - Must-try experiences: - Hike through the 10,000-acre emerald waves of South Sichuan Bamboo Sea, breathe fresh oxygen in the Jade Corridor, overlook the surging bamboo waves from Xianyu Cave. - Taste paper-thin white meat in Lizhang Ancient Town, take a night tour of Hejiang Gate landmark square to see the spectacular night view of three rivers (Min River, Jinsha River, Yangtze River) converging. - Local delicacies: Yibin burning noodles with Putaojing cold jelly, don't miss the fermented tofu and grilled pig tendon at the barbecue night market. - Transportation and accommodation: Direct high-speed train to Yibin West Station, city taxi starting fare is 8 yuan; stay at inns within the Bamboo Sea scenic area, fall asleep to the sound of rustling bamboo. 4. Yunnan · Yuanjiang Xinping Why visit: Hani terraced fields and Milky Way secret realm - Must-try experiences: - Visit the Hani terraced fields deep in the Ailao Mountains, misty like a fairyland in the early morning; camp under the stars at night, with the Milky Way reflecting on the terrace water surface. - Hike through the colorful clay forest, where the red sandstone landscape resembles the surface of Mars, perfect for sci-fi style photos. - Local delicacies: Sour fish soup and bamboo tube rice at Hani long-street banquets, fresh wild vegetable soup from the mountains. - Transportation and accommodation: 3-hour drive from Kunming or take a bus to Xinping; recommended to stay in mushroom-shaped guesthouses beside the terraced fields for an authentic experience. --- Travel Tips - Off-peak strategies: Enter popular attractions before 7 AM (like Pingshan Canyon hover boat), or visit after 3 PM (like Xiapu mudflats). - Equipment suggestions: Bring waterproof jackets and non-slip shoes for the rainy Enshi mountains; check tide tables for Xiapu mudflat photography and wear non-slip rubber shoes. - Budget control: Lesser-known cities are budget-friendly, with Yibin burning noodles at 8 yuan per bowl and Xinping guesthouses averaging 100 yuan per night. This May Day holiday, instead of "military-style check-ins" among crowds, immerse yourself in these hidden gems, let mountains and seas heal your body and mind, and let the simple pleasures of life soothe your anxiety.

#discoverchina Taoist temples, known as "Daoguan" (道观) in Chinese, represent some of China's most significant cultural and religious heritage sites. With a history spanning over 1,700 years, these sacred spaces serve as centers for meditation, prayer, and spiritual reflection while showcasing China's remarkable architectural traditions. Architectural Features of Taoist Temples Chinese Taoist temples are renowned for their striking architecture that embodies the philosophy of harmony between humans and nature: Layout: Typically arranged along a central axis with main halls and auxiliary buildings. Design Elements: Intricate carvings, vibrant colors, and symbolic decorations. Gardens: Peaceful courtyards and beautiful landscapes that promote meditation. Major Taoist Temples in China 1. Qingyang Palace (成都青羊宫) Located in Chengdu, Sichuan Province, this is one of China's oldest and most important Taoist temples, dating back to the Tang Dynasty. 2. White Cloud Temple (北京白云观) Beijing's largest Taoist temple and the seat of the China Taoist Association, with origins tracing back to the Tang Dynasty. 3. Hubei Province Temples (湖北省古建筑群) A UNESCO World Heritage Site in Hubei Province, famous for its connection with Taoist martial arts. Taoist temples are active centers of worship where visitors can observe: -Daily chanting ceremonies by Taoist priests, -Traditional rituals performed with incense, music, and symbolic offerings, -Meditation and Qi Gong practices, -Festivals celebrating Taoist days. Taoist temples preserve China's indigenous religious traditions and philosophical heritage: -Centers for studying Taoist scriptures and teachings, -Venues for traditional Chinese medicine practices, -Keepers of ancient Chinese astronomy and feng shui knowledge, -Important sites for understanding Chinese cosmology and worldview. China's Taoist temples offer visitors a unique opportunity to connect with one of the world's oldest continuous religious traditions while appreciating magnificent examples of traditional Chinese architecture. These sacred sites continue to serve as living centers of spiritual practice and cultural preservation in modern China

How come Hubei people like Hunan cuisine so much? I invited local friends to visit Jianghan Road and brought them to this restaurant. I didn't expect that they all liked it so much. Tomato beef brisket, the beef brisket is stewed until soft and tasty, the tomatoes are sweet and sour and appetizing, and the soup is delicious with rice! After eating one bowl, I want another bowl Potato Chips Chilli Chicken, stir-fry the fried chicken with potato chips. The potato chips add a unique crispy taste. The more you eat, the more addictive it is. The chilli chicken is tender and fragrant. Fried bacon with Artemisia selengensis is a homely delicacy on the table of Hunan people. The salty fragrance of bacon and the fragrance of Artemisia selengensis are combined, and it is light with a hint of chewiness. It is definitely worth a try~

Experience the classic Jiangnan scenery of bridges, streams, and traditional homes this spring. I felt completely refreshed and healed after my visit, and the photos turned out amazing! I highly recommend it! There's no need to deal with the crowds at major scenic spots during Qingming! Address: Liujia Bridge, Xianning. Distance: 1-hour drive from Wuhan. Parking: Convenient parking available on the roadside or along the adjacent village paths. Dining: Many restaurants near the bridge offer delicious farm-to-table cuisine with fresh ingredients at reasonable prices. Our group of four ordered four dishes for just CNY 150+. Enjoy the scenery while dining by the river for a truly pleasant experience. After your meal, take a bamboo raft ride on the river for only CNY 5 (great value!). Further in, you'll find many old houses with a sense of history, perfect for taking atmospheric photos. The whole experience was incredibly peaceful and soothed my restless soul!

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Wudang Mountain 🏞️ Early that morning, my friend and I set out on a journey to Wudang Mountain. Wudang Mountain, this beautiful place located in Hubei Province, is not only a holy place of Taoism, but also the birthplace of Wudang martial arts. When it comes to Wudang Mountain, people will yearn for it and look forward to exploring this place with rich cultural heritage. The scenic area of ​​Wudang Mountain is very vast. We first went to the tourist center at the foot of the mountain to prepare for the whole day's tour. The main attractions are located halfway up the mountain and at the top of the mountain. We need to first take the scenic area’s vehicle to the halfway point, and then we can choose to take the cable car or hike to the top of the mountain. First we came to the famous scenic spot in Wudang Mountain - Taizipo, which is the famous Fuzhen Temple. This is a building with a long history and culture. It has undergone many renovations, and each building contains a profound Taoist cultural heritage. When you enter Fuzhen Temple, you will see the winding Nine-bend Yellow River Wall, which looks like rolling waves. Walk through the second mountain gate and enter a quiet and secluded courtyard, where you can see various buildings built against the rocks and feel the strong cultural atmosphere. Then we came to another famous attraction – Zixiao Palace. Zixiao Palace is located at the foot of the main peak of Wudang Mountain. It is one of the relatively well-preserved royal temple complexes and has a rich historical background and cultural value. Standing at the Zixiao Palace and looking at the surrounding mountains, it feels like you are in a fairyland. During the tour, we also discovered many interesting little surprises, such as winding paths hidden in the mountains and small bridges beside clear streams. Each one of them was amazing. The beauty of Wudang Mountain lies not only in its scenery, but also in its long history and rich cultural heritage. This trip to Wudang Mountain made me deeply feel the charm of ancient Chinese culture and made me full of respect for Wudang Mountain. I look forward to setting foot on this mysterious land again next time and feeling the soul-stirring power again. The meaning of travel is to explore the unknown and discover yourself on the road. I hope everyone will have the opportunity to come to Wudang Mountain and experience its unique charm! 🌄🌿 #Wudangshan #HubeiTourism #ChinaTravel 📍Address: No. 1, Jin Street, Wudang Mountain Tourism Economic Zone, Danjiangkou City, Shiyan City, Hubei Province

Pingshan Grand Canyon Travel Guide (mainly about Pingshan Grand Canyon in Enshi, Hubei) Known as the "Maldives of China," Pingshan Grand Canyon has become popular online for its crystal-clear river water, seemingly floating boats, and steep canyon landscape. It is one of the most popular hidden gems in Enshi. Here's a detailed guide to help you explore this wonderland! --- ### Basic Information - Location: Pingshan Village, Hefeng County, Enshi Tujia and Miao Autonomous Prefecture, Hubei Province - Best time to visit: April to October (best for summer escape, water is clearer after the rainy season) - Features: Deep canyon, jade-like water, floating boat photo ops, and marvelous crevices --- ### Must-See Attractions & Experiences 1. Floating Boat Photo Ops - Location: "Peach Blossom Ferry" dock at the bottom of the canyon - How to play: Rent a boat (about CNY 20-50/person) to take photos of the "floating" effect. Midday on a sunny day is recommended for the best lighting. - Tips: Wear bright clothes (such as red or white) for better photos. Drone shots are even more stunning (prior registration required). 2. A Thread of Sky & Thousand-Foot Cliff - The narrowest part of the canyon allows only one boat to pass through. Looking up, it resembles a "thread of sky." The vertical cliffs are towering and spectacular. 3. Five-Foot Gate & Moon-Gazing Bridge - A narrow natural stone gate and a simple wooden bridge, perfect for hiking and exploring. 4. Crevice Rafting (seasonal) - Experience kayaking in the canyon during summer for a cool and thrilling adventure (pay attention to water level and safety). --- ### Tickets & Transportation - Tickets: CNY 210 (including one-way boat ticket), discounted tickets for students/seniors CNY 128. - Transportation: - Self-driving: Enshi City → Hefeng County (about 3 hours) → Pingshan Village (1-hour mountain road, drive carefully due to many curves). - Public transportation: Take a bus from Enshi Passenger Station to Hefeng (CNY 60/person), then take a chartered car to the scenic area (about CNY 100/car). - Route within the scenic area: Tourist Center → Hike down the mountain (about 1 hour) → Explore the valley bottom → Take a boat out of the canyon (20 minutes) → Shuttle bus back to the entrance. --- ### Accommodation Recommendations 1. Hefeng County: Better facilities, recommended chain hotels (such as Huarong Business Hotel), convenient for early access to the scenic area the next day. 2. Pingshan Village Homestays: Experience the rural scenery up close, such as "Pingshan Grand Canyon Homestay" (affordable, but facilities are basic). --- ### Useful Tips 1. Best Time to Visit: - Try to enter the park before 10:00 am to avoid peak crowds (there may be a 2-hour+ queue in the afternoon). - The water is clearest 1-2 days after rain, but check the weather forecast in advance, as the park may be closed due to heavy rain. 2. Clothing Recommendations: - Non-slip sneakers (the valley bottom is slippery), sun protection clothing and hats, and a light backpack. - You can bring sandals if you want to play in the water, but the water temperature is low. 3. Safety Tips: - The mobile phone signal is weak in the canyon, so it is recommended to travel with companions. - Be cautious during the rainy season and avoid flash flood risks. 4. Nearby Attractions: - Enshi Grand Canyon (3-hour drive): Crevices and cliff walkways. - Lion Pass (popular floating bridge): Can be visited on the way. --- ### Sample Itinerary 2 Days 1 Night: - Day 1: Enshi → Hefeng County (stay overnight in Hefeng) - Day 2: Pingshan Grand Canyon tour (4-5 hours) → Return to Enshi in the afternoon. In-depth 3-Day Itinerary: - Day 1: Enshi → Lion Pass → Stay overnight in Xuan'en - Day 2: Pingshan Grand Canyon → Stay overnight in Hefeng - Day 3: Dongjiahe Hiking → Return trip

1. Overview Mulan Yunwu Mountain, located in Huangpi District, Wuhan City, Hubei Province, is the highest peak in Wuhan, with an elevation of approximately 709 meters. The scenic area, themed around mountain scenery, forest ecology, and Mulan culture, is known as the "Back Garden of Wuhan." With diverse scenery throughout the year—azalea blooms in spring, a summer retreat, colorful foliage in autumn, and snowy landscapes in winter—it's an ideal destination for outdoor and nature enthusiasts. 2. Best Time to Visit - **Best Seasons**: Spring (Mar-May) and Autumn (Sep-Nov). - **Spring**: Azaleas bloom across the mountain, creating a magnificent spectacle. - **Autumn**: The mountain is covered in red leaves, and the cool climate is perfect for hiking. - **Suggested Duration**: 1-2 days. 3. Main Attractions 1. **Azalea Sea** - **Features**: Every spring, thousands of acres of azaleas bloom, forming a spectacular sea of flowers. - **Recommended Activities**: Flower viewing, photography. 2. **Yunwu Mountain Main Peak** - **Features**: The highest peak in Wuhan, offering panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and sea of clouds. - **Recommended Activities**: Hiking, sightseeing. 3. **Mulan Culture Park** - **Features**: Themed around Mulan culture, showcasing the story of Mulan joining the army and its historical and cultural significance. - **Recommended Activities**: Cultural experiences, exhibitions. 4. **Forest Trails** - **Features**: The scenic area has multiple forest trails, perfect for hiking and connecting with nature. - **Recommended Activities**: Hiking, birdwatching. 5. **Snow Park (Winter)** - **Features**: Enjoy skiing, skating, and other snow activities in winter. - **Recommended Activities**: Skiing, snow play. 4. Transportation - **By Car**: - From downtown Wuhan, take the Daihuang Expressway for approximately 1.5 hrs. - Navigate to "Mulan Yunwu Mountain Scenic Area." - **Public Transportation**: - Take the subway or bus from downtown Wuhan to Huangpi Passenger Transport Station, then transfer to the scenic area's shuttle bus. 5. Accommodation 1. **Inside the Scenic Area** - **Yunwu Mountain Resort Hotel**: Well-equipped with beautiful surroundings, suitable for families or groups. - **Forest Cabins**: Immerse yourself in nature, ideal for couples or small groups. 2. **Outside the Scenic Area** - **Hotels in Huangpi District**: Diverse options at moderate prices, suitable for budget travelers. 6. Food 1. **Local Specialties** - **Doussi**: A traditional Huangpi snack with a soft and glutinous texture. - **Yunwu Mountain Wild Vegetables**: Such as ferns and bamboo shoots, natural and healthy. 2. **Restaurant Recommendations** - **Restaurants in the Scenic Area**: Offer local specialties in a pleasant setting. - **Nongjiale in Huangpi District**: Experience authentic farmhouse cuisine at affordable prices. 7. Things to Note 1. **Weather**: Mountain weather is unpredictable, so bring rain gear and warm clothing. 2. **Environment**: Protect the natural environment, do not litter or damage vegetation. 3. **Safety**: Be cautious when hiking, follow the scenic area's rules, and avoid entering undeveloped areas alone. 4. **Tickets**: Purchase tickets online in advance to avoid queues. 5. **Attire**: Wear comfortable hiking shoes and sportswear for easy hiking. 8. Shopping 1. **Mulan Cultural Souvenirs**: Such as Mulan statues and cultural shirts. 2. **Yunwu Mountain Specialties**: Such as Yunwu tea and dried wild vegetables. 3. **Handicrafts**: Such as bamboo weaving and wood carvings. 9. Nearby Attractions 1. **Mulan Grassland**: Not far from Yunwu Mountain, with beautiful grassland scenery, suitable for camping and horseback riding. 2. **Mulan Tianchi**: Known for its picturesque scenery, suitable for hiking and sightseeing. 3. **Jinligou**: A Tujia ethnic scenic area, offering a glimpse into minority culture. 10. Summary Mulan Yunwu Mountain, with its magnificent natural scenery and rich cultural heritage, is a popular destination for trips around Wuhan. Whether it's enjoying flowers in spring, escaping the heat in summer, admiring foliage in autumn, or playing in the snow in winter, it offers a unique experience.

The top stream of Wuhan Cherry Blossom Season. It must be the Dahuang Village Sakura Bus Station, which is a great place for taking photos. This private restaurant is not far from the station (8 minutes by bike), and is very suitable for a break and meal after enjoying the cherry blossoms/Chinese aesthetics, strolling on the stone paths, bamboo forests and flowing water, the environment is much quieter than I imagined. Every step brings a new view, and you can find a quiet place in the bustling city. You will be greeted as soon as you enter the door. There are open tables and private rooms to meet different dining needs. The main dish is fusion private dishes, and the dishes are good-looking. Today's dining experience is quite good. In addition to the authentic Hubei cuisine in Wuhan, it also incorporates exquisite Cantonese cuisine that pays attention to the original flavor of ingredients. You can also eat it here to meet the needs of people with different tastes. It is quite thoughtful and the price is not expensive. It's up to you to choose!

📍Attractions: 1. Shennong Peak: The highest peak in the Shennongjia Forestry District and one of its core scenic areas. - Address: Shennong Peak Scenic Area, Shennongjia Forestry District, Hubei Province 2. Dajiuhu Lake: A high-altitude wetland park known for its cluster of lakes and rich biodiversity. - Address: Dajiuhu National Wetland Park, Shennongjia Forestry District, Hubei Province 3. Shennongtan: A place showcasing Shennong culture and traditional Chinese medicine. - Address: Shennongtan Scenic Area, Shennongjia Forestry District, Hubei Province 4. Tiansheng Bridge: A naturally formed stone bridge surrounded by beautiful scenery. - Address: Tiansheng Bridge Scenic Area, Shennongjia Forestry District, Hubei Province 5. Hongping Gallery: A picturesque valley known for its unique rocks and lush vegetation. - Address: Hongping Town, Shennongjia Forestry District, Hubei Province 6. Guanmenshan: A scenic area integrating natural and cultural landscapes. - Address: Guanmenshan Scenic Area, Shennongjia Forestry District, Hubei Province 7. Shennongjia National Park: The entire Shennongjia Forestry District is part of the national park, boasting rich flora and fauna, and primeval forest landscapes. - Address: Shennongjia Forestry District, Hubei Province 🏝️Booking Guide: 1. Plan Ahead: Determine your travel dates and itinerary, and check the weather forecast and opening hours of the scenic areas in advance. 2. Book Tickets Online: Many scenic areas offer online ticket booking services. You can purchase tickets in advance through the official website or authorized travel platforms to avoid queuing on site. 3. Choose Accommodation: Shennongjia offers a variety of accommodation options, ranging from luxury hotels to budget-friendly inns. It is recommended to book in advance, especially during peak season. 4. Understand Park Regulations: Before departure, familiarize yourself with the latest regulations and visitor information of Shennongjia National Park, including opening hours, ticket prices, and traffic rules. 5. Transportation Arrangements: Shennongjia covers a large area, and the attractions are far apart. It is recommended to plan your transportation in advance, such as renting a car, taking the scenic bus, or joining a tour group. 6. Prepare Equipment: Prepare appropriate equipment based on your itinerary, such as hiking shoes, rain gear, sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses. 7. Eco-friendly Travel: Shennongjia is a nature reserve. Please abide by environmental regulations, do not litter, and do not pick plants or capture animals. 8. Safety First: Pay attention to personal safety during your visit and follow the safety instructions of the scenic areas, especially during hiking and adventure activities. 9. Learn About the Culture: Shennongjia not only has natural landscapes but also a rich cultural heritage. Learning about the local culture and history can enrich your trip. 10. Check Your Health: As some areas of Shennongjia are at high altitudes, it is recommended to check your physical condition before departure to ensure you are suitable for high-altitude travel. 11. Purchase Travel Insurance: It is recommended to purchase travel insurance to cover any unforeseen circumstances. 12. Follow Official Information: Before and during your trip, follow the official website or social media accounts of Shennongjia National Park for the latest travel information and safety tips. 🚗Transportation Guide: 1. By Air: - The nearest airports are Yichang Sanxia Airport and Xiangyang Liuji Airport. From these airports, you can take a bus or rent a car to Shennongjia. 2. By Train: - The nearest train stations are Yichang East Railway Station and Xiangyang Railway Station. Upon arrival, you can transfer to a bus or taxi to Shennongjia. 3. By Long-distance Bus: - There are direct long-distance buses to Shennongjia from cities like Wuhan, Yichang, and Xiangyang. The journey takes approximately 4–6 hrs. 4. By Car: - If you choose to drive, you can reach Shennongjia via the expressway. From Wuhan, take the G42 Shanghai–Chengdu Expressway, then transfer to the G59 Hubei–Chongqing Expressway, and finally reach the Shennongjia Forestry District via Provincial Road S312. 5. Local Transportation: - There are tourist buses connecting the main attractions within the Shennongjia Forestry District, but the frequency may be limited. It is recommended to check the timetable in advance. - You can also choose to rent a car or take a taxi, which offers more flexibility and convenience. 6. Important Notes: - Shennongjia has many winding mountain roads. Pay attention to safety when driving, especially in rainy or snowy weather. - Private cars are not allowed in some scenic areas. You will need to take the eco-friendly buses provided by the scenic area. - During peak season, it is recommended to book transportation and accommodation in advance. 7. Eco-friendly Travel: - Shennongjia is a nature reserve. It is recommended to use public transportation or carpool to reduce the impact on the environment. 8. Check Road Conditions: - Check the latest road conditions before and during your trip, especially in adverse weather conditions. 9. Prepare Emergency Supplies: - When traveling by car, prepare some emergency supplies, such as a spare tire, first-aid kit, flashlight, food, and water. 💗Other Tips: 1. Best Time to Visit: Spring and autumn are the best times to visit Shennongjia, as the weather is pleasant and the natural scenery is at its most charming. 2. Clothing and Gear: Due to the varied terrain in Shennongjia, it is recommended to wear comfortable hiking shoes and clothing suitable for outdoor activities. The weather in the mountains can be unpredictable, so bring rain gear and warm clothing. 3. Sun and Insect Protection: Apply sunscreen, wear sunglasses and a hat to prevent sunburn during outdoor activities. Also, bring insect repellent to avoid insect bites. 4. Environmental Awareness: Shennongjia is a nature reserve. Please abide by environmental regulations, do not litter, and do not pick plants or capture animals. 5. Safety First: Pay attention to personal safety during your visit and follow the safety instructions of the scenic areas, especially during hiking and adventure activities. 6. Physical Preparation: Some attractions require good physical fitness, such as hiking trails. It is recommended to choose a suitable route based on your physical condition. 7. Understand the Layout of the Scenic Area: Understand the layout and distribution of attractions in advance, and plan your route reasonably to save time and energy. 8. Bring Essentials: Bring enough water and some snacks, as well as necessary personal medications, such as motion sickness medicine and band-aids. 9. Pay Attention to Scenic Area Announcements: Check the latest announcements of the scenic area before and after arrival to be aware of any temporary changes or special events. 10. Respect Local Culture: Shennongjia not only has natural landscapes but also a rich cultural heritage. Learning about the local culture and history can enrich your trip. 11. Purchase Travel Insurance: It is recommended to purchase travel insurance to cover any unforeseen circumstances. 12. Check Your Health: As some areas of Shennongjia are at high altitudes, it is recommended to check your physical condition before departure to ensure you are suitable for high-altitude travel.

My dears, I have lived in Wuhan for many years and I always feel Know it like the back of your hand. It was not until I saw the Huaishan Rock Embankment that I realized that I seemed to have been staying in a "fake Wuhan". It is located in Jinkou, Jiangxia, some distance from the city, but definitely worth the trip. When I stood in front of it, I was instantly shocked. This ancient embankment built in the Ming Dynasty stretches for more than 200 meters and is made entirely of large stone slabs. The stones have been carved by the years and have an uneven surface, but they still reveal an ancient charm. The river water flows slowly, gently lapping against the stone banks, creating gentle ripples. Standing on the shore and closing your eyes, the sounds of wind and water interweave together, as if you can hear the boatmen's songs of the past and see the busy scenes of the dock in the past. In the past, countless ships docked and set sail here, cargo was loaded and unloaded, and the place was bustling with people. But now that the prosperity has ended, only this silent stone embankment remains, upholding the memory of history. In Wuhan, a city full of fireworks and modernity, the Huaishanji stone embankment is like a forgotten pearl, exuding a simple and tranquil atmosphere. It forms a sharp contrast with the skyscrapers and the hustle and bustle of the city, but it coexists in great harmony in the vein of this city. Come here for a walk, feel the warmth of history, and experience the unique charm of Wuhan. Believe me, when you set foot on this land, you will exclaim the same as I did: This is the real Wuhan!