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Q: Travel suggestions near Wuhan.

Since my wife and I will be saving as much money as we can for our eventual return to the states next year , we will not be able to travel far. So we will just take some weekend trips. What are some suggestions on cheap but interesting places to travel near Wuhan?

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Dude, just save your money and get out. I cant believe you have last this long in wuhan period.

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f you must go there are some hot springs near wuhan that are ok. High speed train take you to changsha guangzhou shenzhen, hong kong, for a weekend getaway, and the tickets arent bad.

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I went to Lushan before and its quite nice (prob nice to get back to nature if you've been stuck in Wuhan for a while). Otherwise why don't you check out Wudang Shang?

I gotta agree with Mike, I backpacked across China and Wuhan was probably my least favorite place (even though my wife is from Hubei)

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North: Xi'an 

 

South: Guangzhou

 

via fast train.

 

4 hours a pop.

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