[2025 Wuhan Attraction] Travel Guide for Wuhan University Wanlin Art Museum (Updated Apr)

It is located in Wuhan university near to the 大门口，the building looks like it’s about to drop the is a big inclination in the edges of the build , it a must go place if you live near jiedaokou, there’s a lot of others places around like Wuhan university linbomen and donghu. 📍Wuhan university wanlin museum 🚗 at the moment foreign cars are not aloud in you can get walk to the museum once you are close to jiedaokou, it is very convenient you can take the 🚌 817,591 among others you can take the 🚇 and get of at jiedaokou station then walk around 400 meters. #mytripvlog #wuhan #summervacation

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Live photos taken today! The cherry blossoms at Wuhan University are in full bloom! It has reached the best viewing period! The weather is great these days! Hurry up if you want to take pictures of the cherry blossoms!!! Recommended route: Enter from Luojia Gate → National Wuhan University Archway → Wanlin Art Museum → Guiyuan Playground → Songqing Gymnasium → Cherry Blossom Castle → September 12th Sports Field → Administration Building Tips for enjoying the flowers: 1. Remember to make a reservation three days in advance! Reservations open at 8:00 PM every night! 2. It is recommended to come early in the morning to avoid the crowds!! 3. It is recommended to wear light-colored clothes for better photos (blue, pink, white....)

Wuhan University Cherry Blossom Viewing Guide: I. Reservation Information Reservation Period: From March 12 to 28, starting at 8pm each night, you can access the cherry blossom reservation system through Wuhan University's official website or official WeChat account. Select "Public Cherry Blossom Reservation Channel" and fill in your last name, first and middle names, ID number, mobile phone number, and other required information to reserve your visit for 3 days later. Reservation Limit: 20,000 people per working day and 40,000 people per weekend day. Entry Time: From March 15 to 31, entry is allowed from 8:30am to 5:30pm on working days and from 8am to 6pm on weekends. Entry Gates: Luojia Gate, Hongyi Gate, Luonan Gate, and Chagang Gate are open on working days. Yangbo Gate is additionally opened on weekends. II. Recommended Routes Classic Cherry Blossom Route: Luojia Gate → Teaching Building 5 Lawn → New Library → Wanlin Art Museum → Kunpeng Square, Songqing Gymnasium → Cherry Blossom Avenue, Old Dormitory, Old Library → Administration Building, Cherry Blossom Garden → Wanlin Art Museum. Unique Experience Route: If you have enough time, you can visit the 912 Playground and the Administration Building Lawn for a picnic and take some photos with unique Wuhan University characteristics. III. Important Notes Avoid Peak Hours: It is recommended to arrive before 9am to avoid peak crowds. Choose to visit on a working day, especially Wednesday or Thursday. There are even fewer people on rainy days. Transportation: Take Metro Line 8 to Xiaohongshan Station (Exit A). Wuhan University's Luojia Gate is about a 10-minute walk from the station. Finally, try the cafeteria at Wuhan University. It's a more authentic experience than eating out, hahahahahaha.

Located within Wuhan University on Keji Road, Wuchang District, Wuhan City, Hubei Province, the Wanlin Art Museum of Wuhan University has a total construction area of 8,410.3 square meters, with one underground level, three above-ground levels, and a height of 28 meters. It is affiliated with Wuhan University and is a local art-themed specialty museum. In June 2011, Chen Dongsheng, an alumnus of the 1983 class of Wuhan University, donated 100 million yuan in his personal capacity for the construction of the Wanlin Art Museum of Wuhan University, which is named after his father. On May 9, 2014, the Wanlin Art Museum of Wuhan University was officially opened. The museum houses a diverse collection accumulated over the 128 years since the establishment of Wuhan University, including animal specimens, precious cultural relics excavated by archaeology professionals and students, and specimens brought back by members of the Antarctic Survey and Research Center from the polar regions.