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Traveling Hubei Province, Wuhan City
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The river is about 2 kilometers wide (compared to Bangkok's Chao Phraya River which is 400 meters wide). With this width, over 50 years ago, China successfully built a bridge across the Yangtze River. It is a bridge where both trains and cars can cross simultaneously. It is a pride of the Chinese people and the people of Wuhan to this day, and it is one of the tourist attractions in Wuhan. I don't know what other tourists visit in Wuhan.
But for Mr.Hotsia, this city is notable for the Yangtze River. I recommend coming to see it and taking a ferry across the river, as well as riding the subway that goes under the Yangtze River. As for the Crane Tower, which is popular among visitors, I was indifferent and did not go. Wuhan has AirAsia flights, making it known to Thai people and used as a transit point to visit Changsha, Zhangjiajie, and the ancient city Fenghuang, all top-grade tourist destinations. Use Wuhan as a base before and after your trips by plane.
Some people just come to spend a few nights shopping here before flying back. Traveling in Wuhan, which is a city in a province deep inside central China with the Yangtze River flowing through, the lifestyle of the locals is quite different from ours and unlike southern China. When I visited Wuhan, I walked around the city to see what the locals were doing, taking the subway to various stations and popping out to explore the city.
I also visited the computer building in Wuhan. The computer sales here are very serious and exciting once you see it. This is one style of travel by Mr.Hotsia. The most convenient way to travel to Wuhan that I recommend is to fly AirAsia to Wuhan International Airport. Flight prices during promotions are between 2,000 to 3,000 baht one way, which is not expensive compared to traveling by land from Thailand, which would take much longer.
Another option is to fly to Guangzhou and then take the high-speed train or Chinese bullet train to Wuhan. Accommodation in Wuhan is like any big city, with many hotels to choose from, which can be overwhelming. When I traveled, I took the high-speed train from Changsha to Wuhan and happened to see a city map made by a hotel. We just pointed to the taxi where we wanted to stay and that was it.
If I may advise, book your hotel in advance online. Also, now applying for a Chinese visa requires both round-trip flight tickets and hotel reservations, so booking in advance is necessary. On the first night I arrived, I walked to eat a pork barbecue buffet near my hotel, Home Inn. Walking out, smelling the stinky tofu, gave a real Chinese city travel atmosphere. The pork barbecue here comes with free unlimited beer.
Unfortunately, I didn’t know at first and only drank a little, two bottles. The pork barbecue here has plenty of food. They even have a drip tray to absorb grease under the grill. For breakfast, I ate at the hotel. For lunch, I ate at the computer building ordering by pointing at pictures. For dinner, I ate at Wuhan’s pedestrian street at a fried chicken shop similar to KFC but a different brand. The next morning, I flew back to Thailand and ate instant noodles at the airport with free hot water, sitting in the passenger waiting area. Mr.Hotsia ferry crossing the Yangtze River, Wuhan Yangtze boat.
Wuhan street view on bus. Taking a bus in Wuhan. Ferry on Yangtze River, Wuhan. Street vendor style in Wuhan. Wuhan at night, Jinshan Road. Wuhan Chinese ham. Ham from Wuhan. GPS coordinates (POI) 30 34 51.21 N, 114 16 37.044 E. Take note and remember the Chinese name too. 30 31 35.898 N, 114 21 17.507 E. Food of Wuhan locals. 30 31 38.088 N, 114 21 29.543 E. 30 31 34.17 N, 114 21 21.942 E. Both subway lines. Atmosphere of Wuhan subway.
Wuhan subway station. 30 37 11.274 N, 114 15 1.199 E. 30 37 10.811 N, 114 15 1.278 E. Atmosphere around the train station. 30 34 55.218 N, 114 17 16.776 E. Wuhan pedestrian street. 30 34 26.346 N, 114 17 35.754 E. Ferry crossing the Yangtze River. 30 34 22.032 N, 114 17 36.054 E. Night atmosphere of the Yangtze River. 30 46 8.034 N, 114 12 10.289 E. Food of Wuhan locals. Wuhan woman promoting computers. Subway map. Advertisements in Wuhan.
Wuhan train station. Exciting travel in Wuhan city, Changsha city, and ancient Fenghuang city.
