Wuhan

By plane

Taxi from Wuhan Tianhe Airport to the city (Wuchang) costs ¥70–80, plus ¥10 toll.

By train

Wuhan is a major railway hub, connected by direct trains to most of China's major cities, including Beijing and Lhasa in faraway Tibet.

By bus

There are several major long-distance bus stations, again in Hankou and Wuchang, which tend to have buses visiting more than one station.

By boat

You can also reach Wuhan via boats on the Yangtze River, either from downstream centers such as Shanghai and Nanjing or from Chongqing further upstream, via the famous Three Gorges route.

By bus

The earliest public bus route in Wuhan was Route 1, running from Shuangdun to Wufu Road.

By streetcar

One system operates in the far reaches of Hanyang, connecting to the subway Line 3 at Zhuanyang Boulevard Station (沌阳大道站).

By taxi

Taxis are sometimes hard to find, especially in commercial areas. Taxis are supposed to switch drivers at 17:30 however often they will appear to do so much earlier.

By ferry

5. The ferry offers by virtue of its unique location some nice views of the city, the Number One Yangtze River Bridge, Yellow Crane Tower, etc.

By car

Wuhan's perpetually snarled traffic has long been infamous. The city, however, has invested a lot of money and effort in improving the road infrastructure.g.

By bicycle

Bicyclists can be frequently seen on Wuhan's streets, although by 2018 there seem to be more riders of rental bikes than people who ride their own bicycles.