A must-visit for Wuhan citywalk, a park hiding a century-old memory of the first uprising!

Wuhan citywalk must-visit🚩This hidden treasure park in Wuchang holds a century-old memory of the first uprising - Shouyi Park is really, really, really worth exploring. It has profound historical significance and stunning natural scenery. The best part is it’s free to enter, making it one of the most worthwhile parks to visit in Wuhan🌳 🔍 Travel Guide 📍 Shouyi Park (No. 47 Wuluo Road, Wuchang District, Wuhan) ⏰ Open all day 🎫 Free admission 📸 Recommended photo spots 1. Viewing Pavilion Ancient Tower The park’s iconic building, a traditional Chinese-style ancient tower surrounded by green trees. On sunny days, you can capture beautiful silhouettes. 2. Shouyi Stele Forest Records the red memories of the Xinhai Revolution, with bluestone paths and stone inscriptions, full of historical atmosphere. 3. Huang Xing Bronze Statue Located at the south gate entrance of the park, an important site commemorating the Xinhai Revolution. 4. Forest Trail Most beautiful in autumn, with golden ginkgo leaves covering the path. Every shot looks like an artistic masterpiece. 💡 Tips for visiting - Recommended to come in the morning or evening for soft, beautiful lighting for photos - Suitable for wearing Hanfu or Republic of China style outfits for photos - The park is not large but very historic; 1-2 hours of leisurely walking is enough - Close to Yellow Crane Tower and Xinhai Revolution Museum, so you can plan to visit them on the same day 🚗 Transportation suggestions Take Metro Line 4 to Shouyi Road Station, Line 5 to Pengliuyang Station, or Line 7 to Xiaodongmen Station, then a 10-minute walk! Or take the bus to Yuemachang on Wuluo Road, then a 3-minute walk! There are also parking lots near the park if you drive~ This place is not just a park but a living history book of Wuhan’s revolution. Walking here, you can almost hear the echoes of history from a hundred years ago📖