Located at the intersection of Yanjiang Avenue and Panay Street in Hankou, Wuhan, Bagon Mansion is a famous historical building from the early 20th century. Built: Around 1910-1913. Original Owners: Constructed for the Bagon brothers (K.J. Bagon & S.J. Bagon), wealthy Russian tea merchants during the Tsarist era. Architecture: A striking example of Russian-style architecture. Its most distinctive feature is its unique triangular "sharp angle" shape, resembling the bow of a ship, designed to fit the irregular intersection. History: Originally an upscale apartment building for foreign businessmen and senior staff of foreign firms, reflecting Hankou's importance as an international trading port. Significance: It's one of the largest preserved historical apartment buildings in Wuhan from that period and a landmark representing the multicultural history of Hankou's concessions. Its unique shape makes it instantly recognizable. The other name is Banov house, Bagong House.

Admire the iconic clocktower of Wuhan Customs House while hearing tales of its role in Yangtze River trade. We stop at the perfect angle for night photos of this beautifully lit historic landmark.

Cycle across the mighty Yangtze River Bridge at night when it's beautifully illuminated, enjoying panoramic views of Wuhan's skyline and river lights. Our guides share fascinating stories about this engineering marvel that connects Wuchang and Hankou.

Coast through Wuhan's most famous food alley, where hundreds of vendors offer local specialties. Optional stop to sample hot dry noodles or duck neck (food costs not included).

Pedal through 3 secret vantage points to admire the illuminated Yellow Crane Tower while our guides share its 1,800-year poetic history. Perfect photo stops!

Hankou Route or East Route. You can choose one route before start. East Lake (Dong Hu) is one of the largest and most celebrated urban lakes in China. Located in Wuchang District, Wuhan, it is renowned for its breathtaking natural scenery, rich cultural heritage, and extensive recreational opportunities. It's often called the "jewel of Wuhan" and is a must-visit destination for both locals and tourists. With a surface area of 33 square kilometers, it is six times larger than Hangzhou's West Lake. The lake is surrounded by lush green hills, forests, and beautifully landscaped parks. East Lake is more than just a body of water; it's the city's green lung and a central hub for culture, leisure, and outdoor adventure. It perfectly blends natural landscapes with ancient history, offering a peaceful escape from the bustling city and providing a unique glimpse into the soul of Wuhan.