About Wuhan, China

Wuhan is the capital city of the province of Hebuin in People’s Republic of China. It is the most populous city in Central China and is a conglomeration of three cities – Hankou, Wuchang and Hanyang. Wuhan is a major transportation center with dozens of expressways, highways and railways. It’s for this reason that it’s sometimes known as the ‘Chicago of China.’ Wuhan is also recognized as a center for finance, education, economics and culture in Central China. With more than 3500 years of history, Wuhan is one of the oldest cities in the country.

Popular Destinations in Wuhan 

Looking for activities once your private jet arrives in Wuhan? If you plan on touring Central China, Wuhan would be a great stop. Ranging from parks and museums to old towers and temples, Wuhan is a city of attractions begging to be discovered and explored.

Baotong Zenist Temple: Located on the south foothill near Dadongmen, construction of the temple began in 826 during the second year of the reign of the Tang Dynasty. Due to its similarity with Jinshan Temple in Zhenjiang, Baotong Temple is sometimes referred to as Small Jinshan Temple. Highlights include the Jieyin Palace, the Grand Palace, and more.

Mulan Mountain: It is located in Wuhan Piang district and it borders Mulan County, Sheshui River, Mulan River and Dabie Mountain. The mountain is 582.1 meters above the sea level and it is home to several temples. For thousands, Mulan Mountain has been considered a religious shrine. The mountain is divided into four main parts including the Stone Scenic Area, the Ancient Village Scenic Area, the Mountain Village Scenic Area and the Flower Garden Scenic Area.

Wuhan Botanical Garden: Located on a peninsula in the Eastern Lake and the eastern part of Wuhan, this botanical garden is home to more than 4000 species of flora. The garden spans an area of 70 hectares and it has the largest aquatic plants garden, the largest gooseberry resource reserve and two plant migration gardens. Wuhan Botanical Garden is also home to more than 7000 species of plants.

Guiyan Buddhist Temple: This is one of the four biggest Buddhist temples in Hubei and it’s located on Cuie Street. Since its completion, Guiyan Buddhist Temple has been destroyed and reconstructed several times. The current structure dates back to the early Republic of China. The temple has a floor space of 20,000 square meters and covers an area of 46,900 square meters. It is made up of 28 temple halls and five courtyards.

Mulan Heaven Pool: Located on the western part of the Mulan Ecotourism Region, this attraction consists of more than 200 landscape areas including streams, waterfalls, rocks, rivers and trees. The best highlights of the Mulan Pool of Heaven include Diexue Stream, Shangba Pool, and Xiaba Pool.

Luxury Lodging in Wuhan

Seeking luxury accommodations once your private jet has arrived in Wuhan? Wuhan offers a plethora of lavish accommodation options for the discerning traveler. Here are some of them:

• Citadines Zhuankou Wuhan
• Guangxin International Hotel
• Huatian Hotel – Wuhan
• Hyatt Regency Wuhan Optics Valley
• Kingdom Plaza Hotel Optics Valley – Wuhan
• Logosun Hotel
• New Beacon New Times International Hotel – Wuhan
• Novotel Wuhan Xinhua
• Ramada Plaza Optics Valley Hotel
• Renaissance Wuhan
• Shangri-La Hotel, Wuhan
• Sheraton Wuhan Hankou Hotel
• Wanda Reign Wuhan
• Wuhan Guangzhou Military Region South Garden Nanyuan Building
• Wuhan Hongshan Hotel
• Wuhan Jin Jiang International Hotel
• Wuhan Zongheng Hotel
• Xiongchu International Hotel

Airports In or Nearby Wuhan For Private Jets

Interested in a private aircraft charter to Wuhan, China? Want to travel via a private aircraft charter to Wuhan? Here are some of the airports you can use to access this city in China:

• Wuhan Tianhe International Airport (WUH): Located approximately 27 miles north of Wuhan’s city centre, the airport is operated by Wuhan Tianhe International Airport Co. Ltd. There is one passenger terminal and a single concrete runway in the 04/22 direction.
• Jiujiang Lushan Airport (JIU): Located less than 170 miles from Wuhan, the domestic airport features a single runway that frequently handles light aircraft traffic.
• Xiangyang Liuji Airport (XFN): Located approximately 183 miles from Wuhan, the airport is open for public use and features a single runway that is designated in the 01/19 direction.
• Yichang Sanxia Airport (YIH): Located approximately 201 miles from Wuhan, the international airport has four aircraft gates and features a single concrete runway in the 14/32 direction. It sits at an elevation of 673 feet above sea level.
• Changsha Huanghua International Airport (CSX): Located approximately 218 miles from Wuhan and 16 miles from Changsha’s downtown area, the international airport is operated by Hunan Airport Management Group Co., Ltd. It features two terminal buildings and one operational concrete runway in the 18/36 direction.
• Nanchang Changbei International Airport (KHN): Located approximately 218 miles from Wuhan, the international airport is open for public use and has an elevation of 144 feet. It features one passenger terminal and a concrete runway that is designated in the 03/21 direction.
• Anqing Tianzhushan Airport (AQG): Located approximately 226 miles from Wuhan and less than 4 miles north of the city of Anqing. The airport is open for public and military use. It features a single concrete runway that is designated in the 08/26 direction.
• Fuyang Xiguan Airport (FUG): Located approximately 262 miles from Wuhan, the local airport has an elevation of 104 feet and a single runway that is designated in the 03/21 direction.
• Yichun Mingyueshan Airport (YIC): Located approximately 272 miles from the city of Wuhan, the local airport has an elevation of 131 feet. It features one terminal building, and a Class 4C runway.