[2025 Wuhan Attraction] Travel Guide for Changchun Guan (Updated Apr)

#cherryblossom25 Not many magnolias have opened yet, but the full bloom is expected around late February to early March! ⏳ White magnolias only last for about 10-15 days, and if it rains, the petals will fall quickly. Plan your visit in advance to catch them at their best! 🌼 Location: Changchun Temple 269 Wuluo Road, Wuchang District, Wuhan Opening Hours: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM ⏰ Transportation Tips: Bus: Take Line 4 to "Zhongnan Road Station" and walk about 10 minutes. Metro: Take Line 7 to "Xiao Dongmen" B2 Exit, then walk about 14 minutes. 🚇 Visitor Tips: The temple has many friendly cats 🐱, but be gentle and don’t force petting to avoid injury. Magnolia season can get crowded, so it’s best to go during off-peak times. 🕒 Outfit Suggestions: Traditional Chinese clothing (Hanfu), long skirts, or light-colored attire will look stunning in photos! 👗 Avoid cloudy days for the best lighting. 🌞 Make sure to catch the magnolia bloom before it’s over! 🌸 #travel #familytravel

Wuhan's romance is hidden in this historic Taoist temple! Located in Wuchang District, Changchun Temple boasts a long history of Taoist teachings and is one of the country's key Taoist temples. Its unique architectural style seamlessly blends Taoist culture, architectural art, and natural landscapes, creating a space that is both ancient and elegant, solemn and respectful. Recently, Changchun Temple has ushered in its most beautiful time of the year! The magnolia trees are in full bloom, their blossoms complementing the ancient architecture, creating a scene of breathtaking beauty. The magnolia blooming season is short, so seize the opportunity to appreciate this limited-time spring beauty. Gather your friends and set off! The seven magnolia trees in front of the Yuanchen Hall are in full bloom, and the second floor offers the best vantage point for viewing them. Open the window, and you'll be greeted by a vibrant display of magnolias intertwined with red walls and gray tiles, exuding an ancient charm. Every photo you take will be a masterpiece filled with atmosphere. The pure white magnolias are as pure as snowflakes, while the pink ones are as delicate as the clouds on the horizon. As the gentle breeze blows, petals flutter down, transforming the stone path into a romantic flower path, as if you've stumbled into a fairyland. Changchun Temple Travel Guide - Tickets: For just 10 yuan, you can enjoy a visual feast. - Address: 269 Wuluo Road, Wuchang District, Wuhan. - Transportation: Take subway Line 7 to Xiaodongmen Station (Exit B2) and walk for about 14 minutes. Visiting Tips - Cat-friendly: There are many adorable cats in the temple, most of which are friendly. However, please don't force interactions with them to avoid any accidental injuries. Be respectful and enjoy their company. - Avoid peak hours: Spring is a popular time for flower viewing, so it's recommended to visit during off-peak hours to fully enjoy a leisurely flower-viewing experience. - Dress to impress: Wear Hanfu or light-colored clothing to enhance the photo atmosphere and dominate your social media feeds.

Wuhan's magnolias are quietly blooming, and I took the opportunity to visit Changchun Temple. Although the cloudy day added a bit of a challenge to taking photos, the red walls of Changchun Temple, which have their own filter effect, paired with the blooming magnolias, created a truly captivating atmosphere! After exploring the entire Changchun Temple, I found that the two magnolia trees to the right of the entrance had the most abundant blossoms. Up the stairs, there's a perfect spot for photos, and people were lining up to take pictures. I have to say, the photo results are still greatly affected by the weather. If you want to take beautiful photos, I recommend visiting on a sunny working day. Practical Guide Transportation - Subway: Take Subway Line 7, exit at Xiaodongmen Station (Exit C), and walk for 8 minutes. - Bus: Take bus No. 510, 518, or 59 at Wuluo Road Dadongmen Station to reach Changchun Temple directly. - Car: If driving, navigate to "Changchun Temple Parking Lot." However, parking spaces are limited, so it's best to arrive early. Opening Hours and Tickets - Opening Hours: The blooming period is short, only about a month. Summer hours are 8:00 am - 5:30 pm, and winter hours are 8:30 am - 5:00 pm. - Ticket Price: 10 CNY/person. Students and seniors enjoy half-price with valid ID. Children under 1.2m enter free. Tips for Visiting - Timing: There are relatively fewer visitors on working day mornings, offering a better experience. Weekends tend to be crowded. - Respectful Visiting: Changchun Temple is a Taoist temple. Please refrain from loud conversations and do not touch ritual objects. - Nearby Attractions: The Yellow Crane Tower is 2 km away, and Hubu Alley is 1.5 km away. You can plan a day trip to visit multiple attractions. - Outfit Suggestions: Light-colored or New Chinese-style clothing complements the atmosphere of Changchun Temple. Accessories like folding fans or oil-paper umbrellas can enhance your photos.

When temples meet red walls, black tiles, and white flowers, Chinese aesthetics are perfectly embodied. On a sunny day at the end of February, the magnolia flowers at Changchun Temple are quietly blooming✨ ✔️FYI: Changchun Temple is not a Buddhist temple, but a Taoist temple. The people inside are not monks, but Taoist priests. The main hall enshrines a statue of Wang Lingguan, flanked by statues of the four guardian deities: the Azure Dragon, the White Tiger, the Vermilion Bird, and the Black Tortoise. ❓What is Taoism: Taoism is a religion that uses "Tao" and "virtue" to educate people. It is a religion native to China. 👀Visiting and photography📸 tips: As a Wuhan native, this was my first time inside. I had only eaten vegetarian food here before. These days, with the magnolia flowers in bloom, it's crowded, and it's expected to be even more crowded on weekends. Good photo spots require queuing. ✔️If you are a model, you can wear ancient costumes to take pictures for a more atmospheric feel. If you are a photographer, remember to bring a telephoto SLR, a lens hood, and a drone (drones are allowed). 🎫Tickets: 10 yuan, scan the code at the entrance 🚇Subway: 12-minute walk from Xiaodongmen Station Exit B2. 🚌Bus: Take bus routes 8, 15, 25, 59, 66, or 401 and get off at the "Wuluo Road Dadongmen" stop. 🕰️Opening hours: 8:00–16:30 🪭While taking pictures, remember to walk around inside and worship. There is a lot of Taoist knowledge to learn🤗

Wuhan's sunny weather these days makes people feel lazy and relaxed 🌞 Spring flowers can't wait to stretch, and the magnolias are blooming! Bringing spring to Wuhan early. Taking advantage of the good weather, I came to Changchun Temple. Although it's a working day, there is an endless stream of tourists coming to enjoy the flowers, and some even wear Hanfu. Seven magnolia trees stand tall and straight in front of the Yuanchen Hall. Most of the trees on the west side are in full bloom 💯 while the two on the east side are mostly in bud. The overall blooming progress is 60-70%, and it is expected to reach full bloom this weekend. Coupled with the classical architecture of Changchun Temple, with its red walls, gray tiles, and flying eaves, a beautiful Chinese painting unfolds.🏮 📍Changchun Temple Time丨08:00-16:30 Address丨269 Wuluo Road, Wuchang District Ticket Price丨10 yuan Changchun Temple

The long holiday is here and the citywalk in Wuhan is afraid of being crowded. Traditional scenic spots like the Yellow Crane Tower, East Lake, Provincial Museum, Jianghan Road... are bound to be packed with people! This article shares some relatively niche places ① Changchun Temple The red wall is very beautiful, especially in autumn. It is not very big, but the stairs and the hillside are very beautiful. I threw the stick into the incense burner and burned it, as if burning my past self. Dadongmen Station 300m walk Tickets: 10r ② Former Site of China General Engineering Institute In Hankou Youyi Street, there are various cafes nearby. The old house is very suitable for walking and taking pictures. This venue was only opened at the end of last year. The exhibition is worth seeing and the building itself is quite historical. Free admission, reservation required ③Baotong Temple Location: Search directly for Baotong Temple (map navigation is accurate) Transportation: Take Exit D of Baotongsi Subway Station and walk straight ahead Tickets: 10 yuan/person, no need to make an appointment in advance, you can buy tickets directly at the door Tour suggestions: 1: Weather: It is recommended to travel on a sunny day, it will be nice to take pictures and it will be more convenient to climb stairs. 2: Visiting time: On weekdays, there are few people and the place is quiet, so please allow about 2-3 hours. 3: Surroundings: Opposite is Wushang Dream Mall, which is very convenient for eating, drinking and shopping. ④Moon Lake Park In the Hanyang area, there are fewer people here. Most of them come to Qintai to watch performances or take a walk around. It is a very pleasant area with lakes and greenery. You can visit Qintai Art Museum/Qingchuan Pavilion nearby. Near Qintai Subway Station free ⑤Qingshan River Beach Directly navigate to Qingshan River Beach Park, a place I have recommended to my friends countless times. This time I will continue to Amway Recently, when the weekend comes in Wuhan, people are everywhere. To avoid the crowds, this hidden gem is recommended Not only are there few people here, but the scenery is also beautiful. This is Qingshan River Beach From under the Erqi Yangtze River Bridge, you can see different scenery along the river to the north When the weather is good, plus it is the dry season At first glance, it gives people a sense of seeing the sea. Very suitable for a leisurely walk with friends on weekends It is very relaxing to enjoy the river breeze and look at the river view of the green mountains. And it is also beautiful at sunset. A sense of romance The best time to take photos is around 4 or 5 pm, when you can take photos of the sea. Then when it's almost six o'clock, you can take pictures of the sunset It is best to choose light colors for your outfit, so that you can easily take photos that look like you are watching the sea. ⑥Wuhan Museum If you can't make an appointment with the Provincial Museum, you can visit the Municipal Museum. Although the area is smaller, the exhibitions are also good. There are often some special exhibitions in Hankou, which can be added to the Hankou City Walk itinerary. Get off at Hankou Railway Station Free - Reservation required

The magnolia flower is named for its "white and slightly green color, and its fragrance is like orchid". Its cultivation history can be traced back to the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period 2,500 years ago, as evidenced by Qu Yuan's poem "Li Sao" which says "In the morning I drink the dew of magnolia, and in the evening I eat the fallen petals of chrysanthemum." Magnolia often blooms large white flowers in a green environment. Because of its tall plant, the flowers are located at a higher position, swaying in the wind, and looking energetic. The magnolias at Changchun Temple are in full bloom. I came here before the rain and snow. I hope I can see them again next week when it is sunny. : No. 269 Wuluo Road (near Wuchang Dadongmen) Xiaodongmen, Line 7 Suggestions for photo editing: In cloudy conditions, you can adjust the saturation and exposure of the image. Filter sharing: Budapest Magnolia copywriting: White jade adorns the branches, no green and no worries, the wind blows and the fragrance is so strong that I know the magnolia is blooming It should be a leaf that brings spring, but only the magnolia blossoms on the branch

Changchun Magnolia Viewing ~ I went to see it for you! The second wave of blooming magnolias was not as lush as the first, mixed with withered flowers, and set off against the quaint red walls, eaves, and golden dragons on the incense burners. 🎈Time: 8am to 4:30pm Closed Ticket price: 10 yuan 🎈Buying incense and drawing lots, you can buy incense at the door, 20-30 yuan; You can draw lots at the Temple of the God of Wealth and the Temple of the Three Emperors, both cost 10 yuan per time At present, the pink and white magnolias at the tower of Abbot Xie Zongxin in the temple are in full bloom, but they are not as bright as the first wave of magnolias at the entrance of Jiazi Hall at the main entrance. Friends who like it should hurry up and take pictures, otherwise you will have to wait another year.

Changchun Temple. Walking through the long corridors and passing through the round doorways, one looks up to see the swaying magnolia flowers, as if narrating a graceful symphony. With each step, we experience a magical transformation, as the same tree reveals its enchanting beauty from different angles. Every stride we take immerses us in a kind of enlightenment. This is the unique charm of the magnolia tree within Changchun Temple. Similarly, the crabapple blossoms against the backdrop of the palace's red walls and the plum blossoms outside the temple's Zen rooms are also favored by many. The ancient architecture's accumulated depth and solidity endow the flowers with profound significance; they are no longer just ordinary blooms. Shadows of flowers dance here and drift there, even as the day hurries by. In the crevices of the walls, wild ferns break through the soil unnoticed, and moss quietly spreads at the base of the walls. The names of the believers who donated to the construction of the palaces are engraved on the stone steles, and the friction of time has made the inscriptions increasingly blurred. However, people will pass down those memorable things from generation to generation. At this moment, I am reminded of a poem about magnolias: 'Transplanted from the paradise garden, adept at withstanding the cold, this flower is best appreciated amidst snow on a high platform, as fairy maidens in feathered garments frolic, wearing crowns of jade from Huayang.'

I finally captured the magnolia flowers at the Changchun Temple. When the red walls meet the first flower of early spring, the sense of destiny is truly unparalleled... Several lush magnolia trees are concentrated in the front courtyard of Yuanchen Hall, and recently there have been Taoist priests presiding over. However, Wuhan will welcome a cold rainy season next week. Based on past experience, the magnolia flowers probably won't withstand it, so seize the day. - Taoist Temple | Changchun Temple Address | No. 269 Wuluo Road, Wuchang District, Wuhan Subway Line 17 Xiaodongmen B2 Exit Parking | Limited parking spaces inside, quite tight Ticket Price 110 yuan Time | 8:00-16:30 The magnolia flowers are open for a limited time, so friends who want to see them should hurry. They will wither soon.

It felt like the magnolia flowers bloomed overnight. There are three magnolia trees in the front yard of Yuanchen Hall. The red walls and white orchids are such a beautiful picture. I wonder how long the magnolia can hold out against the coming rain and snow? 👉Tips for playing: ☑️Burning incense and praying for blessings at Changchun Temple is effective. The way of praying in a Taoist temple is different from that in a Buddhist temple. There are masters nearby who will patiently guide you. ☑️Walk to the right of Yuanchen Hall, turn the escalator and go up. There is a small platform where you can overlook the front yard of Yuanchen Hall. ☑️The red walls on both sides of the main entrance of Changchun Temple are also good photo spots. ☑️Magnolia flowers are relatively fragile. I don’t know what impact the upcoming strong winds, rain and snow will have on them. Those who like magnolias should hurry up, or you will have to wait another year. 📍Address: Changchun Temple Opening hours: 8:00-16:00 Ticket price: 10 yuan, free with Teng Travel Card. In Changchun Temple, there are ginkgo trees in autumn and magnolias in spring, and the scenery changes with each season.

No other meaning, hahaha I just feel that as an outsider, I love the beautiful winter scenery of Wuhan. East Lake Plum Garden, Baotong Temple, Gude Temple, Changchun Temple... I went to four or five places in two days and I think I deserve a little praise (is that too much, hahaha) p.s. The red walls and white snow at Changchun Temple are too fatalistic My New Travel Notes for the Year of the Dragon - The New Year's Flavor in the Lens - Wuhan Travel