Wuhan Hankou Nanny-Level Travel Guide for One-Stop Check-In

⭐Who understands❗ Hankou is really perfect for City Walk! From river views to old streets, from food to historic buildings, visit 6 hidden gems in one day, with detailed routes and photo tips included. Save this and go straight away～ Recommended Route⭐ Hankou Riverside Park → Wuhan Customs House Clock Tower 🕰️→ Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street (shopping and eating) → Lihuangpi Road (coffee break) → Bagong House → Captain No.9 (night cruise on the Yangtze River) ⭐Hankou Riverside Park (Free) How to enjoy: Come between 3-5 PM, take a stroll along the river, the breeze is super comfortable! You can also see the boats crossing the river and the view of Wuchang on the opposite bank. The golden river surface at sunset is breathtaking! 📸Tips: Stand by the riverside railing, use the river and boats as the background, take side or back silhouette shots. At sunset, squat on the beach to capture the river’s reflection, creating a full atmosphere. ⭐Wuhan Customs House Clock Tower (Free) How to enjoy: You can see it right after leaving the riverside! The red clock tower has a strong vintage feel. It chimes on the hour, as if traveling back to old Wuhan. The atmosphere is even better when the lights come on at night. Definitely a must-visit! 📸Tips: Stand directly in front of the clock tower for a full-body shot including the entire tower. Shoot upwards at the top of the tower with blue sky and white clouds for a strong vintage vibe. ⭐Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street (Free) How to enjoy: One of Wuhan’s busiest pedestrian streets! Both sides are lined with Republic of China-era buildings. Shopping and eating here is super satisfying. There are many time-honored local foods like Laotongcheng Doupi and Sijimei Soup Dumplings, plus various trendy shops. Photo tips: Stand in the middle of the street to capture the Republic of China buildings on both sides. Use a wide-angle lens for better shots. ⭐Lihuangpi Road (Free) How to enjoy: Known as the “Street Museum,” the whole street is full of European-style buildings, with many niche coffee shops and creative stores. Perfect for a slow stroll, sipping coffee and daydreaming. Photo tips: Sit on a chair outside a coffee shop and shoot the street scene for a lazy vibe. Stand in front of European-style buildings wearing light-colored clothes for vintage-style photos. ⭐Bagong House (Free) How to enjoy: One of Hankou’s iconic old buildings, with distinctive red brick walls. There are some shops inside now, so you can rest there if you get tired. Photo tips: Take close-ups of the red brick walls with sunlight casting shadows. Stand at the building entrance for full-body shots highlighting the vintage feel. ⭐Captain No.9 (Fee approx. 90-110 RMB/person) How to enjoy: Take a night cruise on the Yangtze River in the evening to see the night views of Wuhan Customs House, Jianghan Customs House, and the Yangtze River Bridge. The lights are stunning! There are also performances on board for a full experience. 📸Tips: Take night shots of both riverbanks from the boat using night mode to avoid blur. Stand on the deck with the Yangtze River Bridge night view as the background for atmospheric photos. ⭐Tips⭐ 1. Wear comfortable shoes because there’s a lot of walking. 2. Visit Hankou Riverside Park at dusk to enjoy both sunset and night views. 3. It’s recommended to book Captain No.9 tickets online in advance to avoid queues. The beauty of Hankou needs to be explored slowly. Quickly invite your friends for a City Walk!