Wuhan        Hubei Province


The Yangtze and Hanshui rivers converge at Hubei Province's capital, Wuhan, a tripartite
city consisting of Wuchang, Hankou and Hanyang, and a major waterway, highway and
airway transportation centre lauded as "Thoroughfare of nine Provinces".

Wuhan is a city with both an ancient history and a thriving present. Historic relics like
ancient tombs tell the city’s long history dating back 3,500 years. This city has been the
center of trade and transportation in central China for centuries, starting from Chu Dynasty,
the merchants followed the great Yangtze River and lake network to expand businesses
throughout the entire country, nowadays Wuhan is a feature of Yangtze River cruises for
sightseers and businessmen traveling from Sichuan to Shanghai or Hong Kong.

Wuhan is the place to find both history and natural wonders, Hubei Provincial Museum and Yellow Crane Tower are two places to
appreciate ancient Chinese history and culture. Yellow Crane Tower stands on the top of Sheshan. It was originally built in the Three
Kingdom Period. In the old days it was a gathering place for men of letters. From the top of the tower one can enjoy a spectacular view.
And also, the famous Villa of Chairman Mao Zedong on the scenic bank of East Lake.

In addition, there are two famous places for local Wuhan snacks are Ji Qing Jie night street and Hu Bu Xiang breakfast street, you will be
impressed by all kinds of special food plus entertainment at table by classical folk musicians there.