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Province · Central China
Hubei is a province in Central China. Twelve PreeChina city guides cover Hubei.
One Grade I national museum stands in the province. Four UNESCO World Heritage properties have a listed component there.
Counts on this page come from PreeChina's own data as of October 2026. Tickets, opening hours and reservations are not listed, so contact each venue or check its official website for accurate information.
Map
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City Guides
Each city name opens its PreeChina guide.
Landmark Guides
In-depth guides to ten landmarks in Hubei.
Top Attractions
A pick from the Top Attractions of the city guides in Hubei. Each card opens the Top Attractions of its city.
Wuhan
One of the three great towers of the Yangtze region, rebuilt in 1985.
Shiyan
A copper hall assembled in 1416, still bright after six centuries of lightning strikes.
Enshi
A 108km karst canyon system with slot gorges and 200-metre stone pillars.
Jingzhou
A 10.5km wall enclosure continuously maintained since the Eastern Han Dynasty.
Shennongjia
Nine lakes at 1,730 metres, a Ramsar-listed and actively restored ecosystem.
Jingmen
150 square kilometres and over a hundred wooded, mostly unbuilt islands.
Xianning
The 208 AD site where Cao Cao's fleet was destroyed, determining the Three Kingdoms era.
Wuhan
33 square kilometres of lake, six times West Lake, with a 101km greenway.
Shiyan
A working religious building from 1413, still keeping its daily Taoist offices.
Enshi
A concentrated introduction to Tujia material culture in the heart of Enshi city.
Jingzhou
A preserved Han Dynasty body and an extraordinary Chu State lacquerware collection.
Shennongjia
Wildflower meadows above 2,000 metres, and a cave of nesting Himalayan swiftlets.
Museums
These museums are on the China Museums Association Grade I lists and appear on the museums theme page.
one museum in Hubei
World Heritage
A property is counted when UNESCO lists at least one component point inside Hubei. Long lines such as the Great Wall and coastal sites list some of their points, so the list can be shorter than the true extent.
four properties
Routes
Three PreeChina routes include stops in Hubei.
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