What are the scenic spots suitable for weekend travel in Wu Hanyou?

The weekend is coming, and the epidemic situation in Wuhan has improved recently. I believe we can go out to play in the near future. Today, Bian Xiao will recommend a Wuhan weekend travel strategy for everyone, hoping to help everyone.

Morning: Qing Ji Street.

After the transformation, Qing Ji Street is still the punching place for authentic Wuhan cuisine! And it's close to Jianghan Road, so you can cross it! There are many things in Qing Ji Street, so you can have breakfast. For example, the following foods:

Laotongcheng doupi

This kind of bean-skin-edge Xiao is willing to eat in Jianglai! It is worth it! The egg skin is thick, slightly burnt, the quality of glutinous rice is good, and the steaming is moderate. The glutinous rice has all absorbed the sauce, plus diced mushrooms, diced bamboo shoots and diced meat, and a cup of osmanthus paste rice wine. Perfect!

Laotianji noodles

Bian Xiao believes that no one will say that Regan Noodles is not delicious. If so, don't tell Bian Xiao. I don't want to know! If it's too early without Regan Noodles, it's not too early! Regan Noodles+Mianwo+eggnog is the standard of old Wuhan. Thieves are delicious!

Noon: Gude Temple

You can take the subway to Gude Temple when you are full of food and drink. Gude Temple was built in Guangxu of Qing Dynasty for three years. It combines the three major Buddhist schools of Mahayana, Hinayana and Tibetan Buddhism, and integrates the diverse styles and integration of Eurasian religious architecture. Together with Guiyuan Temple, Baotong Temple and Lianxi Temple, it is called the four major Buddhist jungles in Wuhan. It is the only Buddhist building in China and the only two in the world that imitates the style of Ananda Temple in Myanmar. There are still many pigeons to feed in Gude Temple. You can buy some corn kernels on the way ~ If you cooperate, you can photograph the European style you imagined in your mind ~

Evening: Li Huangpi Road

The former life of Li Huangpi Road was called Yima Road. Why is it called Li Huangpi Road now? Because it was built by Huangpi people, it is also called Huangpi Road. Then why did you add a "Li"? Let's talk about the history of Wuhan first. During the Republic of China, there was a great president named Li. People call him Li Huangpi, so this road was changed to Li Huangpi Road at 1946. Now this road is full of petty bourgeoisie sentiment. The last time Bian Xiao went to Huangpi Road, it was still raining lightly. Walking on Li Huangpi Road has a feeling ~ order a cup of coffee when crossing the Republic of China, full of old European style.