Hubei

China

Temple of Confucius which includes a statue or sculpture, a temple or place of worship and religious aspects
Temple of Confucius which includes a statue or sculpture, a temple or place of worship and religious aspects
Temple of Confucius featuring religious elements, signage and a temple or place of worship
Temple of Confucius which includes a city, a temple or place of worship and a sunset
Nanjing Presidential Palace featuring a bridge and a river or creek

Popular cities in Hubei

Wuhan Yangtze River and Han River on the four banks of the city landmark skyline scenery
Wuhan
Known for Rivers, Temples and Zoo
Escape to Wuhan! Enjoy its temples, zoo and university life.

Reasons to visit

  • Yellow Crane Tower
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Yichang is a town developed recently in the Hubei province of China due to the construction of the Three Gorges Dam which is the largest hydro-power plant in the world. This area is rich in natural beauty and it's really mountainous. I definitely recommend you this amazing place if you have any spare time in China.
Yichang
Known for Rivers, Excursions and Ports
Quaint Yichang awaits: its riverfront, aquarium, theme park and more!
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Ancient Jingzhou City Wall and Pagoda, Hubei China
Jingzhou
Known for Archaeology and anthropology, Temples and Boating
Come to Jingzhou and enjoy its archaeology, temples and culture.
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Xiangyang
Known for Temples, Mountains and Islands
Escape to Xiangyang! Enjoy its temples, mountain views and museums.
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Xian Dao Hu - the fairy islands lake
Huangshi
Known for Mountains, Natural parks and Monuments
Experience the mountains, monuments and museums in Huangshi!
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2016 The World Heritage List,Natural site—— Hubei #Shennongjia (China). #湖北神农架. http://whc.unesco.org/en/list/1509/
Shennongjia
Known for Nature, Natural parks and Historical
Escape to Shennongjia! Enjoy its natural setting and history.
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