Wuhan Attractions
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Wuhan lies at the confluence of the Changjiang and Hanshui rivers, in the east of Hebei province, on the Beijing-Canton rail route.
Wuhan is a traffic hub and vital industrial and commercial center as well as being a city of culture and politics. There are rich deposits of iron-ore in the surrounding countryside, and a giant iron and steel combine has grown up here.
The city can be divided into three districts - Wuchang in the east, Hankou in the north and Hanyang in the south; at one time these were all independent towns and separated from one another by the Changjiang and Hanshui rivers.
Wuhan is a traffic hub and vital industrial and commercial center as well as being a city of culture and politics. There are rich deposits of iron-ore in the surrounding countryside, and a giant iron and steel combine has grown up here.
The city can be divided into three districts - Wuchang in the east, Hankou in the north and Hanyang in the south; at one time these were all independent towns and separated from one another by the Changjiang and Hanshui rivers.
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East Lake
Wuhan's East Lake is relatively large at 33sq.km and is a popular destination for recreational pastimes.
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Guqin Tai Terrace
The Guqin Tai Terrace is dedicated to the famous qin player Yu Boya who lived in this location 2000 years ago.
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Yellow Crane Tower
On top of Snake Mountain stands the Yellow Crane Tower. Most recently rebuilt in 1985, the tower provides exceptional views out over the city and the surrounding countryside.
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