The more vibrant the night market in Changsha gets as the night goes on.

It takes about 3 hours to travel from Hong Kong to Changsha, Hunan by high-speed rail. The most famous attraction in Changsha is undoubtedly its night market. The night market in the city center is one of the unique cultural experiences of this city, especially after nightfall when the streets are brightly lit and bustling with activity. It is not only a gathering place for locals but also an excellent spot for tourists to savor Changsha's food and culture. The market stalls are filled with a variety of items, from snacks to handicrafts, making it a place where people linger. There are several popular spots in Changsha's night market. First is the Huangxing Road Pedestrian Street, one of the busiest commercial areas in Changsha. The night market stalls are set up along the street, attracting a large number of visitors. The central square of the pedestrian street often hosts various performances, creating a rich cultural atmosphere. Another popular spot is Wuyi Square, where the night view is particularly enchanting. The pedestrian path in the center of the square, combined with the surrounding lights, forms a beautiful scene perfect for taking photos. Changsha's night market is famous for its rich variety of snacks. Here are a few must-try delicacies: stinky tofu, chopped pepper fish head (a classic Hunan dish with tender fish head paired with spicy chopped peppers), sugar oil baba (a dessert that is crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, coated with syrup, and is one of the popular sweets in the night market), fried chicken fillet, and cold noodles.