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Can you drink tap water in Wuhan?

Updated October 2026Sources
NoNo, drink bottled

Can you drink the tap water in Wuhan?

Don't drink the tap water. Don't drink from the tap; hotels provide kettles and bottled water, and stations have hot-water dispensers.

Key facts

Tap water across China

PlaceTap water
BeijingNo, drink bottled
ShanghaiNo, drink bottled
Xi'anNo, drink bottled
ChengduNo, drink bottled
GuilinNo, drink bottled
ChongqingNo, drink bottled
ShenzhenNo, drink bottled
GuangzhouNo, drink bottled
HangzhouNo, drink bottled
ZhangjiajieNo, drink bottled
YangshuoNo, drink bottled
LijiangNo, drink bottled
SuzhouNo, drink bottled
HarbinNo, drink bottled
SanyaNo, drink bottled
XiamenNo, drink bottled
DaliNo, drink bottled
LhasaNo, drink bottled
HuangshanNo, drink bottled
KunmingNo, drink bottled
QingdaoNo, drink bottled
NanjingNo, drink bottled
Shangri-LaNo, drink bottled
JiuzhaigouNo, drink bottled
ChangshaNo, drink bottled
PingyaoNo, drink bottled
DunhuangNo, drink bottled
KashgarNo, drink bottled
WuhanNo, drink bottled
TianjinNo, drink bottled

Quick answers

Is tap water safe to drink in Wuhan?

Don't drink the tap water. Don't drink from the tap; hotels provide kettles and bottled water, and stations have hot-water dispensers.

Can you drink tap water in China?

Don't drink from the tap; hotels supply kettles and bottled water, and stations and trains have hot-water dispensers.

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Sources

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