Wuhan Guishan TV Tower Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Wuhan Guishan TV Tower is the first multi-functional TV tower with reinforced concrete structure designed and constructed by China. The TV Tower is located on the top of Guishan Mountain in Hanyang, echoing the Yellow Crane Tower on the top of Snake Mountain on the other side of the Yangtze River. Construction started in 1981. Completed in June 1986, it can be used to transmit television and FM broadcasts, as well as travel and sightseeing, catering and entertainment, fire inspection and other functions. It is now a Wuhan city landmark and one of the twelve major tourist hotspots in Wuhan.

Attractions distribution:

Guishan TV Tower consists of four parts: tower base, tower body, tower and antenna mast. The tower is 221.2 meters high and has an altitude of 311.4 meters. It was once known as the "Asian Mast". The building area of ​​the tower is 918 square meters, of which 704 square meters are dedicated to tourism. The upper and lower seven floors are respectively two floors of the base and five floors of the tower. Two floors of the tower are the TV equipment floor and the fire refuge floor. Citizens You can visit the buffet restaurant on the 4th floor, the indoor sightseeing floor on the 5th floor and the outdoor sightseeing floor on the 7th floor. The open-air observation platform at the highest point of the tower is the best sightseeing place to have a panoramic view of Jiangcheng.

Scenic spot features:

TV tower, city tour, architecture