Wuhan and Zhangjiajie Stuff of Legends

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Lots of movies depicting the Wuhan clan. But not in todays world. Wuhan is a bustling Industrial city now known for lotus roots and of course manufacturing. It was very foggy and the day started off with a visit to the yellow crane temple which was built on a hill 1700 years ago. Lots of steps and terrasses to walk up.

We climbed a huge pagoda which didn't seem original since there was an elevator in the middle of it. I think 1700 hundred years ago the elevators were not invented yet. I could be wrong.

This city is also in construction mode as all the others I been to. China is in the 21st century, and have an oportunity to plan it right. They are on the right track, I am happy to say. They work night and day.

We left at noon to take a bullet train to Zhangjiajie in the mountains. This is a picturesque destination which is another highlight of the trip. We are staying in a 5***** hotel at a 3*** price. We were met by a guide at the train station and promtly embarked on a mini bus for a 6 hour ride. We enterd into a 3 km tunnel just before we arrived at our hotel. We will meet 2 other couples. I am hoping to go on the worlds logest cable car. It sounds wierd, but when else am I going to get the chance. Please stay tunedfor the worlds longest cable car at 7.5 kms.

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Photos

Entering Wuhan
Walmart. I don't think Walmart was around in the 10th century

Bullitt train. We reached a speed of 343 Kms
On Our way to Zhangjiajie