Night Tour Of Yellow Crane Tower

Haha, a few people are fragmented, very interesting feeling. I experienced the elevator once, and went again the next day. I found an explanation, haha, overall it was okay. Time is tight and there is no choice for half a day to go upstairs. Children think pizza is delicious 😋

The night view of the Yellow Crane Tower is more beautiful than the daytime view, and the light show is like a miniature historical short film, telling the historical changes of the first floor of the river and mountain. The only fly in the ointment is that there are too many small flying insects attracted by the lights. It may be a little exaggerated to describe it with a wide range of words, but it is really unsettling. I hope the relevant management department will think of a way.

Although the price is not cheap, the Yellow Crane Tower at night is beautiful, and there are colorful light shows. It is really beautiful to shoot. You can see the Wuhan TV Tower and the Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge. The Yellow Crane Tower is very rich in related products and there are many choices.

There are a lot of performances at the Yellow Crane Tower at night, and the itinerary is relatively compact after watching it. It’s pretty to go to Wuhan at night. Some floors are not open, you can see the Yangtze River on the top, and you can feel the sky current of the Yangtze River.

One of the must-visit attractions in Wuhan, the Yellow Crane Tower. The wisdom and wealth left by the ancients, play with the children, standing on the Yellow Crane upstairs, you can see more night scenes, and the night view of the Wuhan Bridge at night is also very beautiful.

Wu Huangwu of the three countries (223 years), Wu Emperor Sun Quan built Xiakou City, in the southwest corner of the city Huang Qiji built a military building, used to look at the guard of the Yellow Crane Tower. The Song Dynasty of the South Dynasty in the six years (462), the literaryist Bao Zhao first wrote "Deng Huang Qiji" poem in the Yellow Crane Tower; In the first five years of Tai (469), Zu Chongzhi wrote a novel of Zhiqi, "Telling a different story" about Jiangling people who met the fairy driving cranes and talked with them in the Yellow Crane Tower. The earliest written records of the title of the Yellow Crane Tower