อู่ฮั่น (武汉)

Wuhan is a city that demands to be taken seriously. It's a transportation hub, an industrial powerhouse, and unexpectedly one of China's best food cities.

Yellow Crane Tower

One of China's most famous historical buildings — rebuilt several times but standing proudly on the banks of the Yangtze. Climb to the top for sweeping views over the river and the Wuhan skyline. The poetry inscribed on the walls tells the story of China's most literary tower.

Donghu Lake (East Lake)

Three times the size of Hangzhou's West Lake, but much less crowded. Rent a bike and explore the lake's many paths, visit the Hubei Provincial Museum (home to the ancient chime bells), or just sit at a lakeside teahouse.

Hubu Alley Breakfast Street

Wuhan's most famous food street — a 150-metre alley packed with stalls serving the city's legendary breakfast dishes. Open from 5am to noon.

Food

Wuhan is famous for: re gan mian (hot dry noodles — the city's signature dish), doupi (tofu skin wrapped with sticky rice and meat), and duck neck (spicy and addictive).

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