Besides the Yellow Crane Tower, what other interesting places are there in Wuhan? Thank you.

Apart from the Yellow Crane Tower, I personally think there are two places worth visiting in this city:

Donghu lake 1

Donghu Park is located in the eastern suburb of Wuchang, Hubei Province. Its predecessor was Zhou Xiaoyan's "Guang Hai Agricultural Garden". After liberation, it was transformed into a park. 1982, which is listed as a national key scenic spot by the State Council.

The shore of the East Lake is winding and beautiful, with an area six times that of the West Lake in Hangzhou. The beautiful landscape of rippling blue waves, surrounded by green mountains and scattered mountains and rivers is a true portrayal of East Lake Scenic Area. Zhu De, a proletarian revolutionary, wrote an inscription when he visited the East Lake in the spring of 1954: "East Lake will make it better for the time being and stronger than the West Lake in the future." . The park is divided into six scenic spots: Tingtao, Moshan, Dayan, Baima, Luohong and flute playing. The main attractions are Fable Garden, Music Fountain, Yin Hangting Pavilion, Sky Tower, Jiunv Pier, Huguang Pavilion, Water and Sky, Qu Di Ling Bo and so on. From the pier by the lake, you can take a boat to Moshan Botanical Garden across the lake.

How to get there: Take 14, 63, 50 1, 70 1, No.8 tram, and 1 local tourist routes.

Ticket prices: 30 yuan, 40 yuan Tingtao Scenic Area, Moshan Scenic Area (I don't know if the price has changed before, don't forget to bring your student ID card, it can be half price).

2. Guiyuan Temple

Guiyuan Temple, a famous Buddhist temple in Wuhan, was built by Master Bai in Shunzhi 15 (1658) of Qing Dynasty. It is named after the Buddhist temple, and it is also known as the four jungles in Wuhan with Baotong Temple, Lianxi Temple and Zhengjue Temple (the jungle means "monks live together, like many trees depend on each other as a forest").

Located at the western end of Cuiwei Road, Hanyang District, Wuhan, the temple covers an area of 46,900 square meters and has more than 200 temples. The architecture, Buddhist classics and various Buddha statues in the temple survived the catastrophe of the Cultural Revolution. Among them, the 500 golden arhats enshrined in Luohantang are one of the key features of the temple.

Guiyuan Temple is famous for its perfect architecture, exquisite sculptures and rich collections. Compatriots from Hong Kong and Macao, overseas Chinese and many foreign tourists, including Cambodian King Sihanouk, US Secretary of State Kissinger, former Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew and Japanese Prime Minister Nakasone Yasuhiro, all came here to watch and present gifts to the temple.

Transportation: You can take the tourist 1 line or get off at Zhongjia Village in Hanyang by bus and ask for directions.

Admission: usually 10 yuan; May Day (1-7), November Day (1-7) and Spring Festival (the first day of the first month-the seventh day of the first month) are in 20 yuan; 40 yuan is open on the 30th, 8th and 15th of the first month.

By the way, Guiyuan Temple is famous for its vegetarian food. You must try it when you get there. There are many people selling incense at the door. Don't buy it, because it is not allowed to burn inside. It is also a waste to buy it. Ignore the fortune tellers at the door.

Let's talk about other places worth visiting in Wuhan ~

Hankou river beach 1

After the first, second and third phases of construction, Hankou River Beach has reached a considerable scale and is definitely worth visiting. Tired of watching the river, it's okay. The long road is full of buildings from Britain, France, Germany, Italy and Japan before liberation, which is a good opportunity to understand the architectural styles of various countries. Dongting Street also has the famous "August 7th" conference site and Soong Ching Ling's former residence.

2. Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street

From Hankou Jiangtan all the way back to Wuhan Pass, you can see the pedestrian street, which is the most prosperous area in Wuhan and is very popular. There are also famous buildings nearby, such as the former site of Wuhan National Government (namely Nanyang Building, located at the lower head of Liudu Bridge on Zhongshan Avenue in Hankou, next to People's Paradise, which is a historical building. )

Hubu Lane in Wuchang is an earlier street.

Wuhan people say it is too early to have breakfast, but there are many kinds of breakfast in Wuhan, which bring together all kinds of flavors from the north and the south. The most distinctive breakfasts are noodle nests, three fresh bean skins, Regan Noodles, Fuzhi wine (a sweet soup made of fermented grains and plumeria), as well as Shao Shao, Tang Bao, beef noodles, Zhajiang noodles, shredded beans, jiaozi and glutinous rice balls, all of which are inexpensive. Hubu Lane in Wuhan has long been a street with various characteristics. Let go of your stomach and eat.

As mentioned above, by the way, Wuhan's food culture: When you arrive in Wuhan, you must eat these four kinds: Regan Noodles from Cai, Sam Sun Bean Skin from Old Tongcheng, Pot Chicken Soup from Xiaotaoyuan, and Four Seasons Beauty Soup Bags. These four stores are all in downtown Hankou, and there are many branches. As long as you ask, everyone in Wuhan will give you directions enthusiastically. In addition, the vegetarian restaurant in Hanyang Guiyuan Temple is also very famous. I'll give you three better plans for playing in the city: the first plan: go to Simenkou, have some snacks in Hubu Lane, and go to the Yellow Crane Tower if you are interested. The second plan: go to the intersection of Qunguang Zhongnan Road, and then go to the East Lake Scenic Area. If you are interested, the provincial museum is also there. Visiting the provincial museum is free. The third plan: Go to Luxiang Square in Guanggu Pedestrian Street and then go to Maanshan Forest Park for a picnic and barbecue.

Of course, you can go around Wuhan, such as Mulan Mountain Scenic Area, where the scenery is really good.