Things to do in Hubei

It's very convenient. The parking lot is very close to the transfer center. The attractions are divided into several points, with shuttle buses connecting them. A proper visit would take about half a day, but overall it's definitely worth seeing. It's a large-scale national project; the money was well spent.

For those traveling with elderly people or young children, here's a suggestion: enter from the south gate and exit from the west gate to avoid a long climb. For those who dislike climbing stairs, or those with elderly people or young children, you can pay 5 yuan to go directly to the top of the Yellow Crane Tower and then descend. The third floor offers the best view of the Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge.

The scenic area is filled with the fragrance of osmanthus blossoms. From the top, you can enjoy panoramic views of the Yangtze River Bridge and the Yellow Crane Tower. At the very top, watching the ships on the Yangtze and the cars and trains on the bridge, with the breeze blowing, is very pleasant, and it's not too crowded. The scenic area isn't large; a leisurely hour is about right to appreciate the scenery. Qingchuan Pavilion and Guishan Scenic Area are directly connected by the Iron Gate Pass, which leads to the West Gate of Guishan. Climbing the mountain and enjoying the breeze and osmanthus fragrance is a wonderful experience.

This was my first time visiting Wudang Mountain with my parents and child. Luckily, we took the cable car, otherwise we would have been exhausted. We climbed to the Golden Summit, but because of the light rain, the photos didn't turn out very well. However, Wudang Mountain had its own unique charm in the rain.

Great for hiking. It's a well-developed scenic area, and the crowds disperse during peak seasons. There aren't many queues, except for congestion at popular photo spots. The hiking trails aren't crowded, which is great. The scenery is beautiful on a sunny day, less so on cloudy days, but still quite enjoyable. However, it does become somewhat commercialized; there are food stalls along the way.

Highly recommend our private tour guide, Qi Bumin! Sister Minmin is highly professional, responsible, and knowledgeable. She chatted with us throughout the trip, even sharing local anecdotes like, "My three wishes: the capital of the Three Gorges region is Yichang, the national liquor is Daohuaxiang, and I can drink fatty fish soup every day!" The journey was filled with laughter. Sister Minmin is incredibly friendly and attentive to every member of the group throughout the trip, making for a wonderful experience. After the official itinerary, she even kindly took us to sample local delicacies. Even on our free time the next day, she kept in touch, sending reminders and helpful messages – so heartwarming! This trip was exceptionally enjoyable thanks to Guide Qi. A sincere thumbs up! I'd definitely choose her for any travel needs! 👍

Starting from Enshi and arriving in Shennongjia, we drove 2.5 hours from Muyu Ancient Town to Dajiuhu Lake 🍂. Perhaps due to the season, the autumn scenery was rather bleak, with a rather lackluster overall feel. The deer park didn't have many deer, and after such a long drive, our expectations were slightly disappointed. However, for families with children, feeding and interacting with the deer was quite therapeutic 🦌. If time is limited, I recommend allocating more time to Shennongding, as the experience will be much more memorable.

Pingshan Canyon is a very worthwhile place to visit. We went on a weekday, so it wasn't too crowded. The whole trip took two or three hours, which was very relaxing. The scenery was spectacular, and the water was crystal clear.

Before coming, I read many reviews and was a bit hesitant. But after actually visiting, it was a very interesting attraction. As one of the days during my two-day trip to Yichang, it was a completely different experience from the Two Dams and One Gorge. Longjin Creek, in particular, had beautiful water and you could even see macaques; it's definitely worth a visit. I hope the scenic area can be more thorough and open the second and third floors of the Bawang Palace to the public, instead of just the first floor, which I was very interested in seeing.

The scenery was beautiful, especially after the rain, like walking through a painting; the tour guide at the Three Gorges Dam was beautiful, had a lovely voice, and provided thorough explanations; the young man who accompanied us was professional, dedicated, and provided detailed explanations and made excellent arrangements! Highly recommended!