Things to do in Qichun

Wow~ It's so fun here, I can't stop playing! (〃'▽'〃) The location is easy to find, and it's a free scenic spot. You can experience Chinese medicine culture, and the children are also very happy.

Li Shizhen Mausoleum is located on the shore of the scenic Yu Lake in the southeast of Qizhou City, Qichun County, Huanggang City, Hubei Province. It covers an area of ​​80 acres and consists of four parts: Li Shizhen Tomb, Li Shizhen Memorial Hall, Li Shizhen Medical History Literature Museum and Medicine Garden. It is a national key cultural relic protection unit and a national patriotism education demonstration base.

A worthwhile suburban tourist destination that kids really enjoy.

The ancient city of Qizhou was first built in the fourth year of Jingding in the Southern Song Dynasty (1263). It was a prefecture, state, politics, economy and culture. Relying on the Yangtze River water transportation during the Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, Zhu Zhanji, the son of Ming Renzong, established the Jingwang Mansion here. The "Qizhou Chronicle" of Ming Jiajing records: "The city is nine li and thirty-three steps around, one thousand one hundred and thirty feet, one foot and eighteen feet high, with six city gates and nine hundred and ninety window lattices on the city." It is the largest city in eastern Hubei, with beautiful scenery. There are eight scenes of Qiyang in Ming Dynasty and ten scenes of Qiyang in Qing Dynasty. In history, there are ninety-nine memorial archways and ninety-nine temples. Buddhism and Taoism are prevalent, and the ancient city is full of charm!

I woke up at 4:30 a.m. to watch the sunrise at 6:10 a.m., and it was a magical experience. The sky was painted in a thousand different colours!I then explored Xihai Grand Canyon and took the funicular. The views were magnificent! From there, you can continue hiking to other peaks or head to the cable car to descend to the city.I spent a little more time wandering around, but as the day was sunny, huge crowds started pouring in. I decided to leave before it got too busy.An unforgettable morning!

It's worth a visit. Although it's a small, undeveloped scenic area, the natural scenery is still beautiful and perfect for taking photos. The lights are quite lovely at night. The area is large, and going up and down the mountain requires some physical exertion.

Huangling has a long-standing reputation, and I came here with high expectations. Even though I traveled during off-peak hours, it was still quite crowded. Fortunately, the parking lot was large and free, and the management was good! The scenic area is not large, and it's quite comfortable to walk around. There are quite a few steps, and the restrooms were very clean!

The Yellow Crane Tower is a must-see attraction in Wuhan, located in Wuchang District. It has several entrances, but the current site is not the original location of the tower. The main attraction is the cultural atmosphere and the beautiful poems left by the ancients. You can go up the tower by elevator, but there's a separate fee. A leisurely stroll through the area can easily take two or three hours; if you just want to see the tower and leave, it will be much faster.

There are routes suitable for those with good mobility, as well as routes suitable for seniors. After taking the cable car up the mountain, those with good mobility can visit San Die Quan (Three Cascades Spring), which has over a thousand steps and offers beautiful scenery. If you are older or have difficulty walking, you can simply visit places like Ruqin Lake and the Lushan Conference Site. A two-day itinerary is sufficient for a relaxed trip.

There's a performance in the square in the evening. The building has nine floors from ground level, but the elevators are only for people over 65 and children under 3. The stairwells are stuffy, hot, and tiring. Even young people with mobility issues might find it acceptable to pay for the elevator.