Wuhan is a national historical and cultural city, the birthplace of Chu culture, with a long history.
Family, do you know any historical sites and cultural heritage in Wuhan? Look at the treasures who want to go hiking in Wuhan recently! ! ! According to my personal experience, I summarized the following scenic spots worth hiking:
Yellow Crane Tower
Hubei Provincial Museum
Qingchuange
Baiquan ancient town
Now let me introduce you one by one!
? ◆ Yellow Crane Tower
The treasures are no strangers to the Yellow Crane Tower, but they are quite familiar with it. We have recited many ancient poems about the Yellow Crane Tower since childhood, so what does the Yellow Crane Tower look like in the poems? "In the past, people passed the Yellow Crane, and the Yellow Crane Tower was empty." Everyone must have memorized this poem when they were children. Yes, the Yellow Crane Tower in the poem is now located in Wuchang District, Wuhan City, Hubei Province. It was built in the Three Kingdoms period and rebuilt in 1985. Known as "the first floor in the world" and "the first scene in the world". When I first came here, I was really shocked!
Yellow Crane Tower
Recommend a tour route for everyone:
Enter from the east gate-Yuefei bronze statue square-Four Seasons memorial archway-Millennium Bell-bronze dome-Yellow Crane Tower main building.
By the way, sisters! ! The Yellow Crane Tower will light up at 19: 00. Be sure to take pictures. It's really super beautiful!
Night view of Yellow Crane Tower
? There is a performance tonight, don't miss it!
◆ Hubei Provincial Museum
When you come to Wuhan, Hubei, of course, you have to visit the museum. Hubei Provincial Museum has a long history and fine traditions. It is the only provincial comprehensive museum in Hubei Province, located on the bank of East Lake in Wuhan, Jiangcheng. The predecessor of Hubei Provincial Museum is Hubei Provincial People's Science Museum, which was established at the beginning of the founding of the People's Republic of China. Jingchu culture is an important part of China's long-standing civilization and occupies an important position in the history of Chinese civilization.
Hubei Provincial Museum
There is Four Treasures of the Study in Hubei Provincial Museum. You all know what they are. They are: the sword of Gou Jian, the chime of Ceng Houyi, the skull fossils of Yunxian people, and Mei Ping, four love figures of Yuan Qinghua. There are also many first-class cultural relics, such as Ceng Houyi in the Warring States period, bronze plates in the Warring States period, sixteen dragons and phoenixes, golden lanterns, celadon lotus statues in the Southern and Northern Dynasties and other cultural relics, such as the 18-star military flag of Wuchang Uprising in the Revolution of 1911, and the relics and memorials of famous revolutionary martyrs and leaders Hui, Chen Tanqiu, Shiyang,,, Dong and so on. It's the first time I've seen so many cultural relics, and I'm a little stuck.
Hubei Provincial Museum
Recommend a route for everyone:
You can go directly to the exhibition hall of Goujian Sword of King Yue on the second floor (because there are many people waiting in line! ! ), then go to the exhibition hall of Zeng Houyi's tomb, stroll from the second floor to the 1 building, then go to the 800-year exhibition hall of Chu State on the third floor, and finally go to the rest of the exhibition hall! Steamed buns can try the route I recommended. Ow!
You Bao, if you have time, you can make an appointment to watch the chime performance. The first 7 rows are ok! ! Personally, I find it very interesting!
◆ Qingchuan Pavilion
Speaking of Qingchuan Pavilion, Baozi must know that it, together with the Yellow Crane Tower and Guqintai, is called the three major scenic spots in Wuhan. Qingchuan Pavilion, also known as Qingchuan Tower, is located in Yugongji at the foot of Guidong Mountain in Hanyang, Wuhan City, Hubei Province. Hanshui River in the north and Yangtze River in the east. It faces the Yellow Crane Tower in Wuchang across the river, and is far away from the Jiangbei Pavilion in the south of the Yangtze River. It is called "Sanchu Scenic Area".
Qingchuange
Although the history of Qingchuan Pavilion is not as long as the Yellow Crane Tower and Yueyang Tower, it has won an important historical position because of its unique geographical environment, unique and beautiful shape and the praise of many literati.
Historical sites that can be visited in Qingchuan Pavilion:
Yuji Palace: Located in the southwest of Qingchuan Pavilion, formerly known as Wang Yu Temple, it was rebuilt on 1964.
Chu Boting: It was built in the Ming Dynasty to commemorate Dayu's flood control. The existing pavilion was converted into a fan-shaped pavilion on 1986.
Tiemenguan: tiemenguan was destroyed by the war in the Ming Dynasty, but it was rebuilt in the Qing Dynasty. The Guandi Temple was built on the site of tiemenguan to worship Guan Gong. The tiemenguan we see now was rebuilt by 1993.
These historical sites all reflect the cultural relics owned by Qingchuan Pavilion, which is an original Chu building, reappearing the magnificent features of platforms and pavilions built by Chu people on platforms, and is rich in Chu culture.
Iron gate pass
You can take a taxi from the Yangtze River Bridge to Qingchuan Pavilion or visit the Yangtze River Bridge!
Recommend a route for everyone:? Tiemenguan-Shibei Gallery-Chuboting-Yuji Palace
◆ Baiquan Ancient Town
This ancient town is not as famous as other ancient towns. I only came here to see the tourist routes recommended by others, but it can give me more surprises than I expected! The ancient town of Bai Quan is located in the residence of Bai Quan office in Wuhan, Hubei Province, commonly known as Maomiaoji. It was formed in the period of silver merchants and has lasted for more than 3000 years. It is rich in natural resources and has a long history and culture. There are more than 30 historical sites in the ancient town of Bai Quan in Wuhan, and now there are as many as 13.
Baiquan ancient town
I still remember that there is an ancient well called Baiquan in the ancient town. Every summer, when the sun shines directly at the bottom of the well, looking down from the wellhead, I can only see the spring water churning and two tree roots swimming like two live red carp. It's really strange for a college student! I remember I sent a circle of friends to express my feelings, hehehehehe!
I suggest you go to Baiquan Gu Jing first, then go to Baiquan Tea Garden Station, and finally stroll around and feel the culture here!
Bai Quan Tea Garden Station
Summary: These are some historical sites worth hiking. Of course, there are many places I haven't been to. You can choose according to your own schedule. Welcome to add them! ?