I also want to travel to Wuhan tourist attractions. I spent a week sorting out this information. I hope it can help you^_^1. Many places in Wuhan are now open for free, such as museums and Red Buildings. These two places are worth visiting.

When I went there half a year ago, I still got dozens of yuan!

depressed!

2. East Lake Scenic Area.

The price is a bit expensive. The entrance fee for each scenic spot is RMB 30. There are three main scenic spots: Tingtao Area, Luoyan Island, and Moshan.

It's best to bring food and water in, as the stuff inside is horribly expensive, and the ones nearby are also expensive.

Luoyan Island provides tents for camping, but it also costs money, but it feels very good.

However, if you want to see all of East Lake, you probably don’t want to do anything in three days. I have not been able to see it all in so many years in Wuhan.

These three scenic spots alone are set aside by Ruoda Lake, so the tickets for the three scenic spots are independent.

In addition, you can negotiate the price of the cruise ship, which is probably 10 yuan or 15 per person. If you charter a boat, it will be 80 or 100 yuan, depending on the type of boat.

(But it’s not worth coming to Wuhan without visiting East Lake. It’s expensive but worth it).

In addition, the East Lake Birdsong Forest and the museum are only one stop away. You can walk to the museum. It's free, but listening to the chime performance costs NT$0.

3. Yellow Crane Tower, ticket price is 50, seemingly.

It's not bad, after all, it is the characteristics of Wuhan, and there is also the Three Kingdoms AD, which is not interesting.

4. Below the Yellow River Tower, there is Simenmen, where shopping is cheaper and more abundant. There is also Hubu Alley, which is great for eating. Really, my favorite. I often take a taxi to eat there. Are you coming?

What a shame to go there.

(It’s just an alley, with small food shops on both sides, and there are no shops selling duplicate food) 5. You can walk across the Yangtze River Bridge and feel the style of the first Yangtze River Bridge.

Opposite is the Guishan TV Tower. Just take a photo. There is no need to go in. It is very expensive and the cost of eating is high. However, from there you can see the intersection of the two rivers and overlook the three towns of Wuhan. The revolving restaurant above is good!

6. Zhongshan Park, fun + exciting.

No tickets are required. If you don’t want to play, it’s okay to go in and have a look. You can also have a picnic for free. You can bring your own food.

7. River Beach, Pedestrian Street, Minmin Paradise (if you are a fashionable person, I guarantee you will like it) 8. If you want to shop, then there are Dayang, Wangfujing, New World, Wal-Mart, etc. on Minmin Street.

As for the International Plaza opposite Zhongshan A.D., I guess forget it because students can’t afford it.

10. There is also Guiyuan Temple. Take her to ask for fortune-telling and count Arhats. 11. As for the boat ride, you can also take a boat trip to Hanzheng Street.

But I advise you not to buy things there. Seeing as you are from outside, it will definitely not be much cheaper, but the quality of the goods is very poor.

If you say you bought a piece of clothing on Pedestrian Street, people will appreciate it. If you say you bought it on Hanzheng Street, people will despise it - even if it is the same thing at the same price.

In my mind, Hanzheng Street is a parallel import street.

12. Guqin Terrace. If you still have time, you can go there. It is a place where mountains and rivers meet close friends, but it doesn’t have much special features.