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The East Lake Scenic Area, China’s largest urban lake (33 km²), is a 5A-rated natural and cultural gem in Wuhan. Famous for its 101.98km Greenway, cherry blossoms, and Chu heritage, it blends outdoor adventures, historic sites, and ecological wonders like the UN-listed "ecological green center."

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1. Overview & Significance
East Lake, covering 88 km² (33 km² water area), is six times larger than Hangzhou’s West Lake and a National 5A Scenic Spot. Recognized by UN-Habitat for urban sustainability, it integrates lakes, hills, wetlands, and cultural landmarks like the Hubei Provincial Museum (home to the 2,400-year-old Chime Bells).
2. Key Attractions
3. Unique Experiences
4. Cultural & Historical Legacy
5. Practical Information
Why Visit?
East Lake offers a microcosm of China’s beauty—where nature, history, and modernity coexist. Whether you seek adventure (cycling, kayaking), culture (Chu relics, museums), or tranquility (gardens, birdwatching), it’s a must-visit for global travelers.