The weekend is coming soon. The epidemic situation in Wuhan has improved recently. I believe we can go out to play in the near future. Today Xiaobian will recommend a weekend travel strategy for Wuhan, hoping to help you.

Morning: Jiqing Street

After its renovation, Jiqing Street is still the punching place for authentic Wuhan cuisine! Moreover, it is close to Jianghan Road, so you can go through it! There are many things in Jiqing Street, so you can have breakfast. For example, the following foods:

Laotongcheng Doupi

This Doupi Xiaobian is willing to eat in Jiang Lai! It's worth it! The egg skin is thick and slightly burnt, and the glutinous rice is of good quality, steamed moderately hard and soft, and all the glutinous rice has absorbed the sauce, plus diced mushrooms, diced bamboo shoots and diced meat, with a cup of osmanthus paste rice wine, perfect!

Laotianji Noodle Restaurant

Xiaobian believes that no one will say that Regan Noodles is not delicious. If there is, don't tell Xiaobian. I don't want to know! If there is no Regan Noodles too early, it is not too early! Regan Noodles+noodle nest+eggnog is the standard of old Wuhan. Thieves are delicious!

noon: Gude Temple

When you have had enough to eat and drink, you can take the subway to Gude Temple. Gude Temple was built in Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty for three years, integrating three major Buddhist schools, namely Mahayana, Hinayana and Tibetan Buddhism, and integrating multiple styles of Eurasian religious architecture. It, together with Guiyuan Temple, Baotong Temple and Lianxi Temple, is also known as the four Buddhist jungles in Wuhan. It is the only Buddhist building in China and only two in the world that imitates the style of Ananda Temple in Myanmar. There are many pigeons in Gude Temple to feed. You can buy some corn kernels on the way ~ If you cooperate, you can take photos of European customs in your mind ~

Evening: Li Huangpi Road

The former life of Li Huangpi Road was called Yima Road. Why is it called Li Huangpi Road now? Because it was built by Huangpi people, it is also called Huangpi Road. So why did you add another "Li"? Let's talk about the history of Wuhan. During the Republic of China, there was a great president named Li Yuanhong. People called him Li Huangpi, so this road was changed to Li Huangpi Road in 1946. Now this road is full of petty bourgeoisie sentiment. It was still raining lightly when Xiaobian went to Lihuangpi Road last time. Walking on Lihuangpi Road has a kind of feel~ crossing to the Republic of China and ordering a cup of coffee, full of old European style.