Location

Hubei Province is situated in the central part of China with the Yangtze River winding its way through the province. The Hanshui River, the Yangtze River's largest tributary, flows from northwest through the province.

Survey

The land of Hubei, beautiful and fertile, boasts its long history, and rich heritage. Wuhan, Jingzhou, and Xianfan the famous Chinese historical and cultural cities and four state protected scenic areas the Three Gorges on the Yangtze River. Mount Wudang, East Lake and Mount Dahongshan are all proud to be in Hubei, offering abundant natural beauties and historical interest. Hubei province has six pillar industries, including high-tech, modern processing, raw materials, hydropower, culture and tourism industries and modern agriculture.

Transport

The province is located at the hub of the communication network from Beijing to Hong Kong, and Shanghai to Chongqing, in other words, from north to south, and from east to west. Wuhan is actually the name given to three closely linked cities: Wuchang, Hankou, and Hanyang. These three cities were physically connected in 1957 when the Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge, the first bridge across the Yangtze, was completed. The city's central location in China has made it an important hub of transportation by air, land and water making it convenient for the tourist to go to any other city both inside and outside Hubei.

Sightseeing

The Three Gorges Cruise Tour, Mount Wudang Taoist Cultural Tour and Ancient Three Kingdom Tour have beeing attracting both domestic and foreign tourists for many years, which ensures this province a famous tour destination.
 
 
Highlights

. Contemplate Yangzi River history and modernisation aboard a river ferry.

. Putt across the Yangzi River on classic river ferries in Wuhan.

. Hop on a bus from Yichang to gape at the leviathan Three Gorges Dam.