Wuhan

Wuhan, the capital of Hubei province, is a key city in Central China, and an important base for industry, technology and education nationwide. Wuhan is the largest transportation hub in inland China. With dozens of waterways and lakes passing through the city and connecting with each other, Wuhan has a water surface covers one fourth of its total area, and is traditionally known as the "City of Rivers".

Wuhan, the capital of Hubei province, is a key city in Central China, and an important base for industry, technology and education nationwide. Wuhan is the largest transportation hub in inland China. With dozens of waterways and lakes passing through the city and connecting with each other, Wuhan has a water surface area one fourth of its total land area, and is traditionally known as the "City of Rivers".

As the birthplace of Chu culture, Wuhan is also classed as a National Famous Historical and Cultural City. Panlongcheng, located just north of Wuhan, was built in the Shang Dynasty (1600 BC-1046 BC), with a history of about 3,500 years.

In Wuhan, treat yourself to a bowl of Re-gan-mian (hot noodles with sesame paste), visit the fascinating cherry blossoms in Wuhan University, take in the natural landscape of the city’s lakes and waterways, and experience the cultural excellence of Chu... This is without doubt the only way to really get a feel for Wuhan’s unique charm.