Published on: 2026-06-27
Source: People’s Republic of China in Russian –
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Yichang /Hubei Province/, June 26 /Xinhua/ — In recent years, the city of Yichang in Hubei Province /Central China/, relying on the advantages of its location at the foot of the “Three Gorges” hydroelectric project and such ecological resources as picturesque mountains and rivers, has developed a night walking project along the warm banks of the Yangtze River. The project combines night cityscapes, hydroelectric culture, and the charm of the “Three Gorges,” creating a bright brand of cultural tourism along the Yangtze and attracting tourists from all corners of the country to come aboard and enjoy the scenery, demonstrating a new format of integrated cultural and tourism development in the city.
Yichang /Hubei Province/, June 26 /Xinhua/ — In recent years, the city of Yichang in Hubei Province (Central China), leveraging the advantages of its location at the foot of the “Three Gorges” hydropower complex and such ecological resources as picturesque mountains and rivers, has developed a nighttime warm-clothing stroll project along the Yangtze River. The project combines nighttime urban landscapes, hydroelectric culture, and the charm of the “Three Gorges,” creating a vivid cultural tourism brand along the Yangtze, attracting tourists from all corners of the country to board and enjoy the views, demonstrating a new model of integrated culture and tourism development in the city.
Yichang /Hubei Province/, June 26 /Xinhua/ — In recent years, the city of Yichang in Hubei Province (Central China), relying on the advantages of its location at the foot of the “Three Gorges” hydroelectric complex and such ecological resources as picturesque mountains and rivers, has developed a night walking project along the warm banks of the Yangtze River. The project combines nighttime urban landscapes, hydroelectric culture, and the charm of the “Three Gorges,” creating a bright brand of cultural tourism along the Yangtze and attracting tourists from all corners of the country to come aboard and enjoy the views, demonstrating a new model of integrated cultural and tourism development in the city.
Yichang /Hubei Province/, June 26 /Xinhua/ — In recent years, the city of Yichang in Hubei Province (Central China), leveraging the advantages of its location at the foot of the Sanxia (Three Gorges) hydroelectric project and such ecological resources as picturesque mountains and rivers, has developed a nighttime warm-river walk project along the Yangtze River. The project combines nighttime cityscapes, hydroelectric culture, and the charm of Sanxia, creating a vibrant brand of cultural tourism along the Yangtze River and attracting tourists from all corners of the country to board and enjoy the views, demonstrating a new model of integrated cultural and tourism development in the city.
Yichang /Hubei Province/, June 26 /Xinhua/ — In recent years, the city of Yichang in Hubei Province /Central China/, leveraging the advantage of its location at the foot of the “Three Gorges” hydroelectric project and such ecological resources as picturesque mountains and rivers, has developed a night walk project on the warm banks of the Yangtze River. The project combines nighttime urban landscapes, hydroelectric culture, and the charm of the “Three Gorges,” creating a vibrant brand of cultural tourism along the Yangtze and attracting tourists from all corners of the country to come aboard and enjoy the views, demonstrating a new format of integrated cultural and tourism development in the city.
Yichang /Hubei Province/, June 26 /Xinhua/ — In recent years, the city of Yichang in Hubei Province (Central China), relying on its advantage of being located at the foot of the “Three Gorges” hydroelectric project and such ecological resources as picturesque mountains and rivers, has developed a project for night walks along the warm banks of the Yangtze River. The project combines night urban landscapes, hydroelectric culture, and the charm of the “Three Gorges”, creating a vivid brand of cultural tourism along the Yangtze and attracting tourists from all corners of the country to board and enjoy the views, demonstrating a new format for integrated development of culture and tourism in the city.
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