Discover Hubei like a local.
Wuhan, the Three Gorges, Enshi's canyons, Wudang's temples, Shennongjia's forest. Tell us how many days you have and what you like to eat; we plan it the way a friend from here would, then introduce you to one.
Five destinations, one province, one route.
Wuhan is the door. The train takes you to the Gorges in two hours, Wudang in two, Enshi in four. Almost nobody outside China knows this route exists.
Not tour guides. Friends who grew up here.
University students and village hosts, vetted by GoHubei, who walk, eat and talk with you for half a day. From ¥299 for four hours; you buy the noodles.
Guozao first. Everything else second.
Wuhan doesn't eat breakfast, it 过早 — passes the morning. Tap a dish for the story, the price, and the sentence that orders it.
Read one story, then go find it.
Eight hundred years of phoenix worship, bronze bells that still play, the poet who gave the world dragon boats, and how to say thank you with two fingers.
The four things that trip people up.
Visa, paying, the hotel question, and who to call. All current as of September 2026.
Do I need a visa?
Will the hotel take my passport?
Chains and 4–5 star hotels: always. Guesthouses: ask first with this card.
Who do I call?
Union Hospital and Tongji Hospital in Hankou both have international clinics with English-speaking staff.
Show cards — hand your phone to the waiter
Written by people who live here, updated as things change.
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Hostels, boutique hotels, cafés, Hubei-cuisine restaurants, drivers, experience hosts. Foreign travellers arrive with your address in Chinese and know what to order. You pay only on bookings.