DAY 1: Hubu Lane-Yellow Crane Tower-Qingchuan Pavilion-Tanhualin-Yangtze River Bridge-Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street-Hankou Jiangtan-Qing Ji Street.

The second day: Wuhan University-Hubei Provincial Museum-East Lake-World City-Guanggu Pedestrian Street

Day 3: Mulan Tianchi Scenic Area

On the first day of your trip to Wuhan, do as the Romans do, follow the footsteps of Jiangcheng people, start early and end the day at midnight. Get up early in the morning "too early" to go to Hubu Lane, then climb the Yellow Crane Tower and go to Qingchuan Pavilion. In the afternoon, I went to Tanhualin to experience the literary model, and then I went to see the Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge. Take the ferry to Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street, and stroll around in the evening. After enjoying the beautiful sunset in Hankou River Beach, you can also go to Qing Ji Street for a big meal.

On the second day in Wuhan, we might as well start a cultural journey. Starting from Wuhan University, strolling through the university campus and recalling the student days; Then go to the Hubei Provincial Museum to listen to the Millennium wind bell and have a look at ancient cultural relics; Go boating or horseback riding in the East Lake in the afternoon to relax in the natural beauty; The destination in the evening is Guanggu Pedestrian Street, and the architectural customs of various countries are row upon row, which makes people dizzying.

On the third day in Wuhan, after breakfast, I went to Mulan Tianchi, which is about 6 1 km away from downtown Wuhan, and felt another kind of scenery different from modern cities, lingering in the natural landscape and killing the day.