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Stroll through Taixing Lane, a hidden gem of Wuhan where history comes alive! Cobblestone paths wind between century-old buildings boasting East-meets-West architecture. Sip tea at a timeworn teahouse with peeling walls, or hunt for handmade treasures in artsy boutiques. When lanterns glow at dusk, the alley transforms into a magically romantic spot - perfect for snapping pics and soaking up the city's vibrant local vibe!
Howard Johnson Pearl Plaza Wuhan
This hotel is a prime choice in Wuhan, nestled along the Hankou Riverfront with easy access to business hubs. Its iconic golden dome crowns the 43-floor tower, offering panoramic night views 🌃. Perfect for both families (with kid-friendly amenities) and executives (featuring a lounge & meeting rooms). Don’t miss its 7 unique dining spots, especially the 41st-floor Thai revolving restaurant—savor authentic flavors while gazing at the Yangtze River! With stellar service, spacious rooms, and rave reviews for being a 'value-for-money gem', it’s a stay you’ll remember.
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Near Taixingli in Wuhan, the Old Concession Boutique Hotel stands out for its blend of 19th-century architecture and modern luxury. Just a 5-minute walk from Taixingli’s historic lanes, the hotel offers rooms with heritage-style interiors and personalized cultural tours. Guests can explore the rich Hankou concession history while enjoying convenient access to Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street and riverfront views.
From Hankou Railway Station, take Line 2 of the Metro to Jianghan Road Station, then walk about 8 minutes to reach Taixingli. Alternatively, taxis or e-bikes take around 10 minutes and cost approximately ¥20. Located in the city center, Taixingli enjoys excellent connectivity, with nearby parking options and well-planned pedestrian paths, making it ideal for both public transit and self-drive visitors.
At Taixingli, visitors can join heritage walking tours through century-old foreign concessions, attend vintage photo exhibitions, and participate in intangible cultural heritage workshops. Experience live Hankou opera performances, try making traditional Qipao dresses, or taste authentic reduced-soup noodles and egg milk tea. The area also hosts local art galleries featuring watercolor paintings and black-and-white photography, offering a deep immersion into Wuhan’s artistic legacy and colonial-era charm.
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