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Wuhu, historically known as Jiuzi and nicknamed “River City,” is a prefecture-level city in Anhui Province. Located in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, with the southern Anhui mountain range to its south and the Jianghuai Plain to its north, it serves as a central city in the Yangtze River Delta region. Known as the “Famous City of Jiangdong,” Wuhu has earned the reputation of “Half City Mountains, Half City Waters” due to its beautiful landscapes, crisscrossing rivers, and scattered lakes.
Here are nine classic attractions you shouldn’t miss when visiting Wuhu:
Wuhu’s most famous 5A-rated theme park destination. The resort features four distinct theme parks: Fantawild Adventure, Fantawild Dreamland, Fantawild Water Park, and Fantawild Oriental Heritage. Each park offers unique experiences from thrilling rides to cultural performances, making it a comprehensive leisure destination.
Also known as Dongliang Mountain, Tianmen Mountain consists of two peaks facing each other across the river. Standing majestically in the Yangtze River like a knife-cut cliff, it’s famous for its unique mountain shape and the “Tianmen Mist and Waves” scenery. The mountain features Tianmen Academy (one of Anhui’s earliest academies dating to the Southern Song Dynasty), Tongfo Temple, and glass skywalks.
Known as “Zhangjiajie of Southern Anhui” and “Little Huangshan by the River,” Maren Peak features bizarre peaks, steep cliffs, stone pillars, caves, and ancient trees. The scenic area includes Maren Temple, Longevity Cave, Hundred Waterfalls, nanmu forests, geological museum, and the spectacular Dragon Flying Glass Bridge spanning between peaks.
Named after its distinctive reddish-brown (zhe-colored) rocks, this park was formerly known as Wuhu Park. Composed of two hills with dense forests and numerous historical sites, it integrates leisure, hiking, and exploration. The park contains Guangji Temple, the tomb of famous educator Liu Xiping, and the tomb of General Dai Anlan, a hero of the Anti-Japanese War.
Located along the Bianfu River, this is actually Anhui’s largest ancient town. Founded in the Southern Song Dynasty and flourished during the Ming and Qing dynasties, it features numerous Hui-style buildings and merchant culture. The town is divided into east and west sections by the river, with the east offering dining and accommodation, while the west preserves guild halls, academies, and celebrity residences.
Wuhu’s central urban park, located near Zheshan Mountain and the Qingyi River. The lake is clear and mirror-like, giving the park its name (Mirror Lake). Composed of Big and Little Mirror Lakes, the park features pavilions, bridges, and historic sites including the statue of Xiao Yunchen, the Aying Library, and the Wang Buwen Memorial Pavilion. It’s considered one of the “Eight Scenic Views of Wuhu.”
Stretching along the Yangtze River from Wuhu Shipyard to Lugang Bridge, this park combines old docks with river views. Known as the “Bund of Wuhu,” it features historic buildings including the Old Customs House, churches, Taikoo Dock, and Zhongjiang Pagoda (built in the Ming Dynasty, known as “Hibiscus on the River”). The park showcases both historical heritage and modern architecture.
Established in 1902, this is one of China’s three great pedestrian streets alongside Beijing’s Wangfujing and Shanghai’s Nanjing Road. As the former leading rice market and early treaty port, Wuhu created one of China’s earliest commercial streets. The 700-meter street features shopping, dining, and entertainment, representing the city’s commercial prosperity.
Located on the west bank of the Yi River, this town dates to the Hongwu era of the Ming Dynasty. It flourished as a commercial hub for merchants traveling to Wuhu from southern Anhui. The town preserves traditional workshops, old shops, and historic sites including Wannian Stage and Wenchang Pavilion. The riverside dwellings built on stilts are known as “Jiangnan Stilt Houses.”
Whether you’re interested in natural scenery, historical culture, or modern entertainment, Wuhu offers diverse attractions that showcase the charm of this riverside city.

Wuhu, Anhui Province — April 3, 2026 — The Wuhu Municipal Public Security Bureau’s Fanchang Branch Patrol Brigade successfully dismantled an illegal gambling den following intensive investigation, apprehending 20 suspects at the scene.
On April 3, the patrol brigade received intelligence reports indicating that a residential property within their jurisdiction was being used as a venue for illegal gambling activities. The gambling operation utilized a traditional dice-based betting game known locally as “Yao Dan Shuang” (odd-even betting).
Upon receiving the tip, authorities immediately activated their specialized response protocol. Officers conducted thorough reconnaissance and surveillance operations, gradually mapping out the exact location and internal layout of the gambling den.
When the moment was right, a lightning-fast raid was executed. Police officers stormed the residential property with swift precision, immediately securing control of all individuals present inside.
All suspects and seized materials have been processed according to law, and the case remains under active investigation.
Wuhu police issued a stern warning to the public: “Gambling promises nine losses out of ten. Do not harbor illusions of easy winnings. Regardless of the method or form, participation in gambling constitutes illegal criminal activity, and public security organs will crack down severely in accordance with the law.”
Authorities encourage citizens to report any suspected gambling activities or related criminal behavior to police immediately.
Source: Wuhu Police Department

Wuhu, Anhui Province — April 10, 2025 — The Huawei Cloud Ecosystem Conference 2025 kicked off in Wuhu City, bringing together industry leaders, experts, and scholars to explore new pathways for integrating intelligent technology with industrial development.
Themed “Collaborative Innovation: Accelerating Industry Intelligence Transformation,” the two-day event featured keynote addresses from Xu Zhi, Deputy Secretary of the Wuhu Municipal Committee and Mayor, and Zhang Ping’an, Huawei Executive Director and CEO of Huawei Cloud.
In his opening remarks, Mayor Xu highlighted Wuhu’s strategic focus on seizing opportunities presented by China’s “East Data, West Computing” national strategy. The city is positioning itself as a premier intelligent computing hub, with major projects accelerating and substantial achievements in digital-industrial integration, computing infrastructure, and industrial transformation through partnership with Huawei.
“Wuhu will continue to serve the prosperity of the ecosystem with the sincerity of an entire city,” Xu stated, outlining several key initiatives:
The conference featured keynote presentations from industry executives including Pan Qinghua, Vice President of iFlytek and Dean of AI Engineering Institute, and Dai Chuang, Deputy General Manager of Chery Automobile. They shared insights on large AI model implementation and digital intelligence enabling industrial upgrading.
Additional events during the conference included ecosystem partner meetings, automotive intelligent driving industry sessions, and Huawei Cloud’s “President’s Night.”
The Huawei Cloud Ecosystem Conference 2025 concluded successfully on April 11, reinforcing Wuhu’s position as an emerging center for intelligent computing and digital innovation in the Yangtze River Delta region.

Notice on Suspension of Resident ID Card Services Due to System Upgrade
Due to the province-wide resident ID card system upgrade, the city will temporarily suspend certain ID card services in phases to maximize convenience for residents.
Relevant matters are hereby notified as follows:
– Starting from now until April 12: Suspension of first-time ID card applications through "cross-province" service
– April 11-12, 2026: Suspension of provincial ID card applications
Please plan accordingly and schedule your visits based on your needs. We apologize for any inconvenience caused.
Wuhu Municipal Public Security Bureau
April 8, 2026
Source: Ping An Wuhu

Wuhu City has announced the implementation of spring and fall break system for compulsory education schools starting from the 2026 spring semester.
Under the new policy, both spring and fall breaks will be set at 3 days each, with time allocated from the flexible weeks of each semester. This ensures that the total teaching weeks and tasks required by national regulations are not reduced, while maintaining the existing winter and summer vacation schedules.
Specific arrangements: Spring break is for students in grades 1-8, combined with the Qingming holiday; Fall break is for students in grades 1-9, combined with November weekends to facilitate family travel planning. In 2026, Wuhu's spring break will be from April 1-3, forming a "3+3" 6-day holiday with the Qingming festival. Fall break arrangements will be announced before the fall semester begins.
The implementation of the spring and fall break system is an important livelihood initiative responding to societal needs in the new era. The policy aims to optimize teaching rhythms, reduce student academic pressure, encourage students to participate in research trips, physical exercise, cultural experiences, and other activities to improve comprehensive quality and core competencies.
Various departments in Wuhu will collaborate to ensure supporting measures for the break system. For families with childcare needs, relevant departments and schools will provide public childcare services and diverse holiday activities. The tourism sector will optimize services and encourage attractions to launch themed activities. Transportation and public security departments will enhance capacity and ensure travel safety.
Source: Wuhu Municipal Government
China is converting rice fields into data centers as part of a massive $37 billion effort to centralize AI compute power in Wuhu. The project, dubbed the “Stargate of China,” involves transforming a 760-acre island in the Yangtze River basin into a mega data center cluster.
The Wuhu mega-cluster represents China’s ambitious push to compete in the global AI infrastructure race, following the announcement of the U.S. Stargate project. The site will house extensive data center facilities to support China’s growing demand for AI computing power.
This massive investment highlights Wuhu’s strategic importance in China’s technology infrastructure development, positioning the city as a key hub for artificial intelligence and cloud computing services.
The future of urban traffic management has arrived in Anhui Province. The city of Wuhu has officially deployed a humanoid robot police officer to direct traffic and monitor violations at busy intersections, marking a significant step in the practical integration of smart robotics into public infrastructure and law enforcement.
This deployment moves beyond experimental demonstrations, placing an autonomous robotic system into the core function of daily urban regulation. The robot represents a shift from static, siloed monitoring equipment to an interactive, mobile intelligence capable of performing complex public service duties.
The humanoid officer is equipped with advanced capabilities for real-world application. It utilizes LiDAR sensor technology to autonomously navigate complex intersections filled with moving vehicles and pedestrians. Its core functions extend beyond simple presence to active law enforcement, including identifying traffic violations such as drivers failing to wear seatbelts.
LEPAS, the new energy vehicle (NEV) brand under Chery Group, unveiled its global strategy at the 2026 International Business Summit (IBS 2026) held in Wuhu, China. The brand debuted its LEPAS L6 BEV and LEPAS L4 BEV models, marking its entry into the battery electric vehicle market.
During the summit, LEPAS hosted its inaugural Global Partners Conference, bringing together distributors, suppliers, and industry stakeholders to strengthen collaboration across its international network. The brand also launched the “LEPAS Elegant Lifestyle House,” an experiential space showcasing the integration of mobility, design, and lifestyle.
Following the unveiling, the “LEPAS Global Journey of Elegant Driving” will commence, providing real-world demonstrations of the LEPAS L6 across diverse driving environments to validate vehicle performance and reliability.
On March 12, 2026, CCTV-13’s “News Live” program featured Wuhu’s Nanling district, where tulips are in full bloom, making it a perfect destination for spring outings and flower viewing.