Hubei Newborn Travel Annual Pass Wuhan Botanical Garden Complete Guide

🌳 If you want to visit a scenic spot with few people and beautiful views on the weekend that’s also easy to take great photos at! 🌳 Then this hidden "Emerald Wonderland" by East Lake: the Wuhan Botanical Garden of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, is a must-visit! 📍 Address: No. 1 Lumo Road, Wuchang District 🕒 Hours: 8:00 AM - 9:00 PM (Daytime visits stop admission at 5:00 PM) (Night visits stop admission at 8:00 PM) 🎫 Tickets: Full price 35 RMB/person (half price for students, free with annual pass) 🚇 Transportation: Metro Line 2 to Guanggu Square Station + 15-minute bike ride / Bus routes 401/402/413 direct access 📷【Must-Check Spots】 Yaosheng Bridge (see photos 1‼️) 🍃 The ancient-style atmosphere of the bluestone bridge railing is perfect, located at the junction of the Aquatic Plants Area and the Medicinal Plants Garden! 🍃 The bridge is named to honor the great ancient Chinese pharmacologist—“Medicine Saint” Li Shizhen. Wenghui Pavilion (see photos 2-5‼️) The characters “Wenghui” create a vivid image: 🌲 Weng: means lush vegetation. 🌳 Hui: means gathering or collection. Together it means “a place where lush plants gather,” perfectly reflecting the real scene surrounded by towering trees and greenery. Scenic Greenhouse—Desert Plant Pavilion (see photos 6-8‼️) 🌵 Cactus forest, giant columnar totems, sandy landscapes... it feels like a mini Morocco! The succulent plant area is also super cute. 🏜️ At 3 PM, sunlight shining through the glass roof is stunning, every shot looks like a high-end photo! Aquatic Plants Area (see photos 9-12‼️) 🪷 The giant water lily leaves can hold weight! There are many lotus ponds; shooting from a low angle can create a mirror-of-the-sky effect. 🌿 There are also many algae plants and water pine trees. Under the sunlight, you can closely observe a string of tiny bubbles they release 🫧 Medicinal Plants Garden 🎋 The garden is divided into plots based on the shapes of the body’s four major functional organs (respiratory, urinary, digestive, and circulatory systems), planting medicinal plants with corresponding effects. 🎍 This intuitive display makes you feel like you’re reading a three-dimensional "Compendium of Materia Medica." 🍃 In the center of the garden stands a statue of Li Shizhen, where you can learn more about the story of this Medicine Saint and the profoundness of traditional Chinese medicine. That’s all for this issue of the Hubei Annual Pass guide! 🌟 Follow us to unlock more fun content!