Wuhan:Iron and Steel No.1 Blast Furnace Guided Tour

By Wuhan City Zhierchong Culture and Tourism Co., Ltd.

Free cancellation available

Features

Explore the No.1 Blast Furnace National Industrial Site on a guided tour
Learn about the history of iron production and the steel backbone of China
Discover the ecological transformation of the "Red Steel Green Park"
Visit the WISCO Big Data Center and see real-time production data screens
Gain insights into smart manufacturing and green low-carbon development

Dates

Travelers

Languages available

Starting time

Price details

P 11,222.54 x 2 AdultsP 22,445.08

Total

Until Sat, Nov 7

Admission and venue reception fees for all scenic spots in the itinerary
Full-process professional instructor/guide and course organization
Travel agency liability insurance and personal accident insurance
Transportation to and from the meeting point (customers make their own way to the park entrance)
Meals, drinks, or snacks (lunch is optional and at your own expense)
Personal expenses and souvenirs
Tips or gratuities for the instructor/guide
Any optional add-ons not specified in the itinerary

- Not allowed: High-heeled shoes, Photography inside, Sandals or flip flops, Slippers

Step into the heart of Wuhan's industrial heritage with a guided tour of the No.1 Blast Furnace National Industrial Site. Begin your journey by exploring the site where New China's first molten iron was produced in 1958. Learn about the structure of the blast furnace and the principles of iron smelting, and discover the spirit of self-reliance and hard work that defined this era.

Next, hike through the Red Steel Green Park, an ecological and cultural landscape area that showcases the transformation from an industrial rust belt to a lifestyle scenic belt. Observe the ecological renovation and reuse of industrial relics, and discuss how industrial production and urban life can coexist harmoniously.

Finally, visit the WISCO Big Data Center, the neural center of modern industry. Watch real-time production data screens and learn how smart technology precisely controls the trillion-ton-level steel plant. Engage with engineers or senior instructors to decode the technological codes of smart manufacturing and green low-carbon development.