Wuhan Travel Guide- Reasons to Visit Wuhan

By John Smither

This is the ultimate guide to everything you need to know when visiting the capital city of Hubei Province in central China. there are several reasons why you might like to visit this city, those reasons are all listed here. From major attractions, the best places to go for street food, the best transportation options on how to visit each location, entertainment and more. This guide has been written by someone that knows the city of Wuhan very well having lived there for five years, so you can be assured the information is correct at the time of publication.

• Language: English
• Publisher: John Smither
• Release date: May 3, 2020
• ISBN: 9780463243633

John Smither

John Smither writes under the pen name of Chinasaint. His website and blog keeps informed all that are interested in his tales about living life as a foreigner in China. He writes about the cities he has lived in, Chinese culture and some of the difficulties of living in a foreign country.You can read about it athttps://smitherjohn.wixsite.com/anexpatinchinaHe teaches English to middle school students in the city of Wuhan and in his free time he is a creative writer as well as striving to write and publish some of his thoughts and ideas into novels.

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Wuhan Travel Guide Reasons to Visit Wuhan

By John Smither

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Introduction- About Wuhan

In recent months, the city of Wuhan, the capital of Hubei province has been on the receiving end of a horrendous outbreak well documented throughout the world. Hopefully the worst is now over and the city can slowly return to normal.

Having lived and worked in Wuhan from 2014 until the summer of 2019, I know the city quite well, it is a modern city full of some historic sites that attract Chinese tourists and some from overseas. The capital city of Hubei Province in central China, Wuhan the largest city in that region of China and a major transportation hub for road, rail and air travel.

Before we begin with the attractions to the city of Wuhan, here's some facts to share about the climate, local food, places to stay and of course, the famous Yangtze River.

When is the Best Time to Come to Wuhan?

Summers in Wuhan are hot and oppressive, Wuhan, renowned as one of the ‘Four Furnace Cities’ in China is famed for its summer heat and humidity with temperatures often reaching 40C. Summer is also the time of the year that Wuhan receives the majority of its annual rainfall. The winters are cold with extremely little snow, most years. The best months to visit Wuhan are the spring months of March through to May when it is colourful with flowers in blossom and comfortable temperatures making it a pleasant time to walk in the city parks. The autumn (or fall) months of September through to November are also a suitable time to visit with cooler temperatures after the summer heat.

Where to Stay in Wuhan

There are thousands of options of where to stay during your time in Wuhan with several budget hotels up to the best luxury hotels inclusive