Wuhan Made Easy
An independent, non-commercial travel guide for international visitors to Wuhan and China. We write the things we wish someone had told us before our own first trip: which app to install, how to pay, where to sleep, what to eat at 7am, and how not to waste a day.
Who writes this
Wuhan Made Easy is operated by Odd Tiger, a China-based creator who documents everyday travel in the country on YouTube. The site and the channel share the same approach: go to the place, check the price, take the photo, and report what actually happens.
We are not a booking platform. We do not sell tours, and we do not accept payment for a positive review. When a place is not worth your time, the guide says so.
How the guides are made
- Each guide starts from a real route or a real question we were asked.
- Prices, opening hours and transport options are checked against current information.
- Where a detail may change quickly, we say so in the text instead of hiding it.
- Photographs are either taken on location or clearly labelled as illustrative.
Help us make it better
The most useful thing you can do is tell us what is out of date or unclear. If a guide saved you time — or wasted it — say so. Reader questions decide which guides we rewrite next.
Contact
For corrections, questions or collaboration, reach us through the YouTube channel: The Odd Tiger | China Travel | 奇葩虎哥.
At a glance
- 9 published guides
- 7 topic areas
- Independent, non-commercial
- Written in English for international visitors
Editorial principles
- Help first. Listen always. Grow together.
- No paid placements in guide text
- Clear labelling of advertising
- Corrections published, not quietly deleted