Here’s the scoop on Wuhan’s century-old gem: Jianghan Customs House Museum

#discoverchina Finally made it — and it was so worth it!! Location: No. 129, Yanjiang Avenue, Hankou, Wuhan Opening Hours: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Last entry at 4:00 PM; closed on Mondays except public holidays) Admission: Free Why you’ll love it: Originally built in 1924, the Jianghan Customs House is one of China’s three oldest surviving customs buildings, blending European Renaissance architectural styles. It's a true symbol of the city — and the place where Wuhan’s iconic New Year’s Eve bell rings each year. What’s inside: The museum spans three floors, divided into three main sections: Hankou Opening as a Port — the start of Wuhan’s modernization Struggles Along the Way — the bumpy road to urban development Towards Glory — the rapid rise and transformation of Wuhan Highlights include: A detailed miniature replica of the bell tower Restored historical office scenes (e.g. Customs Affairs, Taxation Department, Secretarial Office) Exquisite displays of vintage items: old metallic instruments, fine porcelain, and cultural artifacts from that era #travel #naturalwonders