Located in the Hubei province of central China, Wuhan is a megacity with a population of about 13 million people. It has 2 international airports and is only 4 hours by train or 2 hours by plane from 80% of the major cities in China.
Wuhan has a long and rich history that dates back 3500 years with many historical buildings and temples including the Yellow Crane Tower. With 1.3 million students, the city of Wuhan is the largest college town in the world and is nicknamed “the city of rivers” as the Yangtze, the 3rd longest river in the world and its biggest tributary the Han flow through the city.
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For families relocating to Wuhan, there are a number of excellent schools for children aged 3-18, including:
- Wuhan Australian International School
- Wuhan Yangtze International School
- Maple Leaf International School
- SA Wuhan International School
- Maple Leaf Foreign Nationals School
- Wuhan Britain-China School
- Wuhan Ulink College of China, Optics Valley
The curriculum delivered in these schools ranges from British to American/Canadian to International Baccalaureate.The cost of living in Wuhan compares very favourably with many major urban cities around the world.
Cost of living
It is possible to calculate the cost of living in Wuhan compared to where you are currently living, using the numbeo cost of living calculator. For example Wuhan is 50% less expensive to live in than Birmingham (excluding rent) whilst rent there is on average 69% lower than in Birmingham.