Yellow Crane Tower

It is one of the most beautiful ancient engineering marvel. Originally a a kind of Pagoda style tower and a great scenic spot. Place has extraordinary lighting and a special laser show every hald an hour in evening. There are a lot of ancient work including giant wall-painting, giant porcelain vases and a lot of History. It is has access to the top via stairs and lift. Lift has extra charges however, while returning (coming from top to ground floor) it is allowed only for physically handicapped persons. May be others can try their luck but in our case guards guided to take stairs only. The view from top is out of the world thus, going at top is a MUST

Love it. have been to the Tower a couple times before. It seems the surroundings of the tower have improved a lot. It is now a park...there are gardens, pounds, sculptures, Millennium Bell...

First time climbing Yellow Crane Tower, I fell in love with Wuhan ❤️ I came here by metro from my hotel — it was a bit far, but Wuhan’s metro is super convenient and comfortable. The entrance ticket is ¥70, and I highly recommend buying it online in advance, especially during holidays, because the queue for on-site tickets can take forever! From the tower, I saw Tortoise Mountain TV Tower, the Yangtze River Bridge, and the stunning skyline of Wuhan. Took so many photos 📸 This city is truly full of history and life — I really love it here!

Wuhan No. 1 attraction, 黄鹤楼. Day and Night entry fee are separate. Day visit until 6pm. Night start at 7pm. Adult ¥70. Student & below 19 at half price.

It was very crowded but nice! There was an Asian flutist and the grounds around the Pagoda are beautiful! Definitely worth the visit!

Reconstructed inly 40 years ago and on a different hill than the original, the yellow crane tower remains a must see in Wuhan. The stupa at the entrance is the only one in the city and the tower itself has been rebuilt according to the original design. Great view from the top and a nice park to walk around !

The Yellow Crane Tower (Huanghelou) is undoubtedly one of the most iconic landmarks in Wuhan, and visiting it is like stepping into a living piece of Chinese history and poetry. Perched on Snake Hill along the Yangtze River, the tower offers not only stunning views of the city and river below but also a rich cultural experience that blends history, architecture, and legend.

It stands majestically at night with all the lights that makes it more beautiful! A must visit when you go to Wuhan. This was also featured in the 2025 Spring Gala Festival where OneRepublic performed "Counting Stars". Will definitely recommemd to see these gorgepus attraction in Wuhan