A city of three town and two rivers, Wuhan has a trading heritage that dates back to the Ming Dynasty. Perfectly situated at the confluence of the Yangtze and Hanshui rivers and the crossroads of the Beijing-Guangzhou railroads, the city is China's largest inland port and the undisputed commercial, scientific and industrial powerhouse of Hubei Province. Wuhan offers many exceptional tourist attractions.
East Lake are two fine examples.
And no matter you are travelling to Wuhan to investigate the past or invest in the future, there is no better base than the Shangri-La Hotel in the city's Hankou business hub. Shang Palace offers delicious home-style Cantonese and other regional specialities, together with a choice of nine private dining rooms for parties of 10 to 16 guests. For international a la carte of buffet dining, be sure to check out the Coffee Garden with its unique show-kitchen. And for a relaxed get-together in elegant surroundings, the Lobby Lounge provides the perfect rendezvous spot. Relax, the hotel's fully equipped Health Club has all the leisure facilities you could wish for when you have time to unwind.