▲ Hankou Beach, a landmark attraction in Wuhan, bears witness to the rise and fall of the "Great Wuhan." On one side of the beach runs the bustling Riverside Avenue, lined with over a dozen century-old buildings showcasing diverse architectural styles. Stretching approximately 7 km in total, the section most frequented by locals and visitors spans from the municipal government office building to the Jianghan Customs House.
▲ "Zhiyin Cruise" is the world's first drifting theater created by Wuhan Cultural Tourism Group in collaboration with director Fan Yue, using a cruise as its stage, where the namesake multi-dimensional experience show "Zhiyin Cruise" is performed. Unlike conventional performances, "Zhiyin Cruise" does not present a complete main storyline but instead crafts a time-traveling voyage for you.
▲ Hubu Lane is located in Wuchang District. During the Qing Dynasty, this alley got its name from being adjacent to the provincial administration office under the Ministry of Revenue. It's a must-visit spot in Wuhan, famous for gathering numerous local snacks. Known for its breakfast culture, Hubu Lane is a popular destination for Wuhan residents to enjoy "Guozao" (morning meals). The lane has nurtured dozens of local snack brands like Chen's Beef Noodles, Aunt Xu's Thick Fish Soup Rice Noodles, Li Tao's Shaomai, Jin Chu Soup Dumplings, and Duohu Zhai Tofu Skin Restaurant. It also attracts established Wuhan snack businesses such as the nationally renowned Jingwu Duck Neck, Zhou Hei Ya, Da Zhong Hua Restaurant, and Cai Lin Ji Hot Dry Noodles. Just a 10-minute walk from Hubu Lane leads to the Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge, which offers stunning night views.
▲ Wuhan Zoo is located by the beautiful Moshui Lake, covering a total area of 67 hectares with 34 hectares of land and 33 hectares of water. It is a comprehensive large urban zoo integrating wildlife education, sightseeing, breeding, ex-situ conservation research, and animal rescue. The zoo showcases rare animals from around the world, including giant pandas, golden monkeys, elephants, giraffes, chimpanzees, and penguins.
▲ Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street is a century-old commercial thoroughfare, home to numerous department stores and fashion brand outlets, including well-known establishments like New World Department Store Center and Hengdali Clock & Watch Store. The street features over a dozen modern-era buildings, making the entire area a living museum of 20th-century architecture.
