Hubei

From the Three Gorges of the Yangtze to Shennongjia's primeval forest and Enshi's limestone canyons, Hubei is central China's wild, river-carved heartland.

What to see

• Yichang — Three Gorges Dam and Yangtze river cruises through Xiling Gorge
• Enshi — Enshi Grand Canyon — karst pillars and the famous "one incense stick" rock needle, Tusi City heritage
• Wuhan — Yellow Crane Tower, Hubei Provincial Museum (bronze bells of Marquis Yi), East Lake
• Shennongjia — UNESCO primeval forest, golden snub-nosed monkeys, alpine meadows

Travelling with HXXC Travel

We currently operate 19 private and small-group itineraries in Hubei — every one with an English-speaking guide, private vehicle and hand-picked hotels. Below you can browse each departure, compare day counts and prices, and request a customised version of any route.

Best time to visit: April – May and September – October.

Yichang: Three Gorges Dam and Yangtze river cruises through Xiling Gorge

Enshi: Enshi Grand Canyon — karst pillars and the famous "one incense stick" rock needle, Tusi City heritage

Wuhan: Yellow Crane Tower, Hubei Provincial Museum (bronze bells of Marquis Yi), East Lake

Shennongjia: UNESCO primeval forest, golden snub-nosed monkeys, alpine meadows