There are more than 500 high-grade cultural landscapes and 20 national key cultural relics protection units in Hubei Province, including ancient human sites, ancient cultural sites, ancient battlefield sites, ancient pagodas grottoes, ancient tombs, ancient temples, celebrities' hometowns and modern revolutionary sites. Two world cultural heritages in Hubei: Wudang Mountain Ancient Architecture Complex and Zhongxiang Ming Mausoleum. Temple views include Guiyuan Temple in Wuhan, Baotong Temple, Wuzu Temple in Huangmei, dangyang yuquan temple, Laifeng Xianfu Temple and Changchun Temple in Wuhan. Ancient dwellings are beneficial to ancient buildings in Dashuijing Ancient Buildings, Sichuan, ancient dwellings in Qujiawan, Honghu, Tujia Diaojiao Building, Tusi City, and Ming and Qing dwellings in Daxuwan, Huangpi. There are also mountains (such as Shennongjia, Wudang Mountain and Jiugong Mountain), water (Yangtze River, Hanjiang River and Qingjiang River), cities (five national historical and cultural cities of Jiangling, Wuhan, Xiangfan, Suizhou and Zhongxiang, and four provincial historical and cultural cities of Ezhou, Huangzhou, Jingmen and Enshi), lakes (East Lake and Honghu Lake), buildings (Yellow Crane Tower) and pavilions (Yellow Crane Tower).
Jingmen's: Ming Xianling (World Cultural Heritage), Qujialing Cultural Site, and Jishan Chu Tomb (World Cultural Heritage Candidate List)