[2025 Changsha Attraction] Travel Guide for Orange Island (Updated May)

I recently visited Changsha and found the holiday crowds far exceeded my expectations! Popular spots like Wuyi Square and Orange Isle were packed with people. Whether taking the subway or visiting attractions, you had to "navigate" through dense crowds. Without stamina and patience, you'll be exhausted by day's end. Fortunately, I planned well beforehand. For those who haven't been to Changsha, this guide covers everything from popular attractions to practical information. 🗼 Getting to Changsha ①Fly directly to Changsha Huanghua International Airport✈️. The waiting hall is spacious and well-equipped. While waiting, browse specialty shops and try Changsha's stinky tofu for an early taste of local flavors. If direct flights aren't available, nearby Wuhan Tianhe International Airport and Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport offer convenient connections via high-speed rail or bus. Remember to book tickets in advance for a smooth journey. ②Train Stations: Changsha Station is downtown, surrounded by local life with convenient food, accommodation, and shopping options. With numerous trains, it's perfect for first-time visitors wanting to experience local atmosphere. Changsha South Station is the high-speed rail hub, mainly serving bullet trains nationwide. The station is spacious with easy transfers and complete transportation options outside, including buses and taxis. Popular spots like Yuelu Mountain and Hunan Provincial Museum are just moments away. Book tickets early during peak season. 🗼 Accommodation Guide 🧸【Near Wuyi Square】 Diverse accommodation options from luxury to budget hotels. This is Changsha's heart, brilliant at night with malls, bars, and restaurants nearby. Perfect for all-in-one entertainment. Stroll along Huangxing Pedestrian Street to experience local life. Ideal for newcomers adjusting to the city. 🧸【Near Yuelu Mountain Scenic Area】 Perfect for immersing in Hunan culture and nature. Many accommodations offer mountain views. Wake up to misty mountains and fresh air, sleep peacefully in nature's quiet. Book early during peak season as prices fluctuate. 🧸【Near Orange Isle Scenic Area】 Ideal for those wanting to see the famous statue and explore the isle. Mainly budget hotels and guesthouses with convenient transportation. Fall asleep to Xiang River views. Though accommodations are basic, it's perfect for experience-focused travelers. 🗼 Popular Attractions 🗳Yuelu Mountain: April brings spring vibrancy. Lush vegetation surrounds Aiwan Pavilion, with maple leaves showing early red hints among the green. Climb the mountain trail to exercise while viewing historic sites like Yuelu Academy. Experience thousand-year-old academic culture. The summit offers panoramic views of Changsha and Xiang River. 🗳Orange Isle: As Changsha's landmark, April brings lush trees and blooming flowers. Take the sightseeing train through the isle, enjoying Xiang River views, ending at Chairman Mao's youth statue. Various garden landscapes showcase nature meeting culture. 🗳Hunan Provincial Museum: Perfect for exploring Hunan's history and culture. Rich collections from Mawangdui Han Tomb artifacts to Shang and Zhou Dynasty bronzes. Special exhibitions in April. Like time travel through Hunan's past. 🗳Wuyi Square: Changsha's busiest commercial area, bustling in April. Features trendy brands and local snacks, from HEYTEA to Wenhouyou Crayfish. Experience both modern and traditional Changsha. Especially lively at night under neon lights. 🗳Popular Food 🔖 Changsha Stinky Tofu: A local signature. Crispy outside, tender inside, covered in holes, topped with special sauce, chili oil, and cilantro. Smells strong but tastes delicious😍. Find authentic versions at Huogongdian or Black Classic brands everywhere. 🔖 Sugar Oil Rice Balls: Round or oval glutinous rice balls, fried and coated in syrup. Bright red and chewy-sweet. A local favorite available at street stalls. 🔖 Spicy Crayfish: Crayfish stir-fried with chili and perilla. Tender meat in rich sauce. Perfect for summer nights, but available in April at crayfish restaurants in areas like Pozi Street. 🔖 HEYTEA: Popular Chinese-style beverage chain. Features fragrant tea bases, smooth cream tops, sprinkled with pecan bits. Rich taste and beautiful presentation. Found throughout Changsha, worth queuing for the experience. In conclusion, careful planning is essential before visiting Changsha, considering crowds, transportation, and accommodation. This helps avoid pitfalls and lets you fully enjoy Changsha's unique charm, creating wonderful travel memories.

It was a trip to Changsha, China 🇨🇳We started our adventure in Changsha with a visit to Orange Isle (Juzizhou), a scenic island in the middle of the Xiangjiang River 🙌The best time to go is in the morning when the sunlight ✨ casts a golden glow over the river, perfect for capturing the serene atmosphere 📸 We took photos at the giant Mao Zedong Youth Art Statue, a striking landmark with a dramatic backdrop of the city skyline. Before leaving, we walked across Juzizhou Bridge, where the panoramic view of Changsha was simply breathtaking 💯 📍Orange Isle Address: No. 2, Juzizhou, Yuelu District, Changsha, Hunan, China 📍Juzizhou Bridge Address: Juzizhou Bridge, Yuelu District, Changsha, Hunan, China We also explored Yuelu Mountain ⛰️ a must-visit for nature lovers and photographers. Early morning ☀️ is ideal, as the mist rolling over the hills creates a mystical effect. We captured incredible shots at Aiwan Pavilion, an ancient red pavilion nestled among maple trees, especially beautiful in autumn 🍂 In the afternoon, we strolled down Taiping Street, one of the oldest streets in Changsha, filled with traditional architecture and vibrant street food stalls 🥘 We highly recommend trying stinky tofu and getting a picture with the bustling market in the background🙌 📍Yuelu Mountain Address: No. 58, Lushan Road, Yuelu District, Changsha, Hunan, China 📍Taiping Street Address: Taiping Street, Tianxin District, Changsha, Hunan, China We also visited Meixi Lake in the morning, where the futuristic Meixi Lake International Culture and Arts Center designed by Zaha Hadid gave us some of the most stunning architectural shots 📸 The best lighting is during sunrise when the soft hues reflect on the water. In the evening, we went to IFS Tower Skywalk, the best place for a night view of Changsha 💕 We recommend arriving at sunset 🌇 to watch the city lights gradually illuminate, creating a mesmerizing contrast against the twilight sky 💯 📍Meixi Lake Address: Meixi Lake, Yuelu District, Changsha, Hunan, China 📍IFS Tower Skywalk Address: No. 188, Jiefang West Road, Furong District, Changsha, Hunan, China #discoverchina #travel #Vacation

📅 Itinerary Highlights at a Glance ✅ Watch the live-action performance of "Qinyuanchun · Changsha" at Orange Isle ✅ Explore Yuelu Mountain and Aiwan Pavilion at night, and experience the atmosphere of the millennium-old academy ✅ Enjoy Wenheyou Crayfish + Chayan Yuese, eating and shopping ✅ Visit the niche art district "West Street" ✅ Explore the recording site of "Day Day Up" at Hunan Broadcasting System   🏞️ Detailed Daily Itinerary Day 1｜First Encounter with Star City: Fireworks Morning 📍 Arrive at Changsha Huanghua International Airport → Taxi to Wuyi Square (approx. 40 mins, CNY 80) 🏨 Check in to hotel (Wuyi Square business district recommended, walking distance to Pozi Street) Noon 🍜 Lunch: "Yizhandeng" stinky tofu (next to the main branch of Huogongdian) + sugar dumplings 🛍 Buy Chayan Yuese co-branded tea bags (stores available at the airport) Afternoon 🏯 Du Fu Jiang Ge (climb the tower for a panoramic view of the Xiang River) → Orange Isle fireworks show (every Friday at 20:30, arrive early to secure a spot) Evening 🎶 Taiping Street Night Market: Spicy crayfish, Zimei dumplings, scallion pancakes 🎤 Bar experience: "Mao Livehouse" for live music 💡 Local tips: Snacks on Pingjiang Road are overpriced, it is recommended to only have dinner at Taiping Street Exit E of Wuyi Square subway station leads directly to Pozi Street, don't go in the wrong direction   Day 2｜Yuelu Mountain: A Blend of Books and Nature Morning 🚌 Take Subway Line 2 to "Yuelu Mountain East Gate Station" → Walk to Yuelu Academy (CNY 30) 📖 Yuelu Academy (one of the four ancient academies in China) → Chongsheng Temple Pagoda (climb to the top for a view of Aiwan Pavilion) Noon 🍲 Lunch: "Benluobo Liuyang Cuisine Restaurant" (at the foot of Yuelu Mountain), must-try pickled radish and beef tripe Afternoon 🌳 Climb Yuelu Mountain (the best time to visit Aiwan Pavilion is after 15:00, red leaves season is from November to December) 🛤️ Suggested route: Yuelu Mountain East Gate → Aiwan Pavilion → Fenglin Road → Yuelu Mountain South Gate (sightseeing bus available) Evening 🏀 Visit Dongshan Primary School basketball court (Instagram-worthy) 🌃 Dinner: "Cuiyan Fried Beef" (main branch at Nanmenkou, strategy for queuing: arrive at 17:30)   Day 3｜Hunan Culture: A Historical Tour Morning 🏺 Hunan Provincial Museum (free! Reservations required 3 days in advance, must-see Mawangdui Han Tombs Exhibition Hall) 🎭 Xie Zilong Photography Museum (Instagram-worthy spot for photos) Noon 🍜 Lunch: "Mo Mo Dim Sum Bureau" Yangyuxing main branch (scallion pancakes + peach ginger with purple perilla) Afternoon 🚢 Songya Lake boat tour (picturesque scenery, perfect for photos) 🛍 Xie Zilong Photography Museum second floor cultural and creative store (Mawangdui digital cultural and creative peripherals) Evening 🎭 Tianxin Pavilion night view (light show starts at 19:00) → Jiefang West Night Market (Wenheyou Crayfish set meal, CNY 158 per person)   Day 4｜Art Enthusiasts: Niche Exploration Morning 📸 West Street (art district at the foot of Yuelu Mountain, full of coffee shops/bookstores/craft shops) 🐟 Ma Yuan Cafe (internet-famous cat cafe, order a "Osmanthus Latte" and bask in the sun) Noon 🍜 Lunch: "Yizhandeng" time-honored brand (must-try duck feet tendons) Afternoon 🎥 Visit the recording site of "Day Day Up" at Hunan Broadcasting System (reservations required via the official WeChat account) 🛍 Huangxing Pedestrian Street (visit the giant chili pepper sculpture at IFS) Evening 🌃 Wuyi Square nightlife: Fangsuo Bookstore (open 24 hours) → Lehecheng Night Market   Day 5｜Surrounding Areas: In-depth Experience Option A｜Red Tourism 🚌 Chartered car to Shaoshan (approx. 2 hrs, CNY 200 per person) 🏞️ Shaoshan Scenic Area (CNY 100, includes Mao Zedong's Former Residence + Dishuidong) 🍲 Lunch: Mao's braised pork (farmhouse cuisine in Yintian Town) Option B｜Nature Tour 🌊 Langshan National Geological Park (World Natural Heritage, glass walkway + Tianxin Lake) 🚂 High-speed train from Changsha South Railway Station to Zhangjiajie (1.5 hrs, start your next journey)   🚌 Transportation Guide ✈️ External transportation: Huanghua Airport → Subway Line 2 directly to the city center 🚇 Subway: Download the "Changsha Metro" app, transfer to the scenic train at Orange Isle Station 🚗 Taxi: Starting price is CNY 8, with surcharges at night, carpooling is recommended between scenic spots (CNY 20-30 per person)   ⚠️ Things to Avoid Vendors at Orange Isle sell souvenirs at high prices, genuine products can be purchased at shops within the scenic area There are scalpers around Yuelu Academy, look for official tour guides (CNY 50/hr) Wenheyou queuing strategy: Arrive 3 hours in advance for weekday dinner, start queuing at midnight on weekends Some stalls at Jiefang West Night Market use inaccurate scales, it is recommended to only order set meals with marked prices

The off-season is perfect for traveling. I went to Changsha with my friends for a three-day, two-night weekend trip (+ Monday). The accommodation was super affordable!!! We stayed at the Gloria Plaza Hotel. It was clean, the rooms were spacious, and we loved it!!! PS: Wuyi Square and Wangfujing were under construction, and it was super, super dusty.😓! They're probably getting ready for the next peak tourist season. Next time I travel during the off-season, I'll check if there's any construction going on.~~ ✅Places I visited: 1. Hunan Museum (reservation required): Lady Xin Zhui was astonishing. It's amazing how well-preserved she is after thousands of years! 2. Du Fu Jiang Ge (no reservation required): You can walk to these three places one after another: Wuyi Square - Wenheyou - Du Fu Jiang Ge. I recommend seeing Du Fu Jiang Ge at night when it's lit up (it's just a regular attraction). 3. Hunan University (no reservation required): You can wander around, and there's lots of food nearby. 4. Yuelu Academy (ticket purchase required): The ticket is CNY 40. It's worth a visit +1. 5. Yuelu Mountain (reservation required): It's a 5-min walk from the south gate to the Aiwan Pavilion. You can see it first and then take the sightseeing bus because it's a bit far, and walking is tiring (CNY 20 one-way, CNY 30 round-trip✅). There's not much to see at the top, just the Changsha cityscape. Then, take the return bus to the slide (CNY 35/person). It's quite fun, so give it a try. 3, 4, and 5 can be seen together. 6. Orange Isle (reservation required): I recommend going on a working day. It's too crowded on weekends! I don't think you need to take the sightseeing bus on Orange Isle (CNY 40 round-trip). You can walk to the statue and enjoy the scenery and take photos along the way. With some stops, it doesn't feel too far. I've basically checked off all the famous attractions! Next up is eating, eating, eating😋 1. First place has to go to Chayan Yuese. Two cups a day, with the Orchid Latte being my top pick! 2. Black Classic Stinky Tofu: Crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, filled with soup that bursts in your mouth. Delicious! (Sadly, the first one I bought was from a small stall, and it was a miss. It was over-fried and bitter, very unpleasant.) 3. Hunan cuisine: I went to Xiang Zai Guang Nao Ke Home-style Dishes. The food was good, but you have to go early. I recommend the sour radish tripe and the prawns. Hunan cuisine is spicy, so you can order a dish of stir-fried baby cabbage. Waiting there after 10:30 is about right, but they don't start serving until 11:00. (For other Hunan dishes, just find a random restaurant if you don't want to queue. Hunan food is generally good, and I haven't had any bad experiences.) However! I recommend that friends with sensitive stomachs bring some stomach medicine. Hunan food is a bit spicy, and it can easily cause diarrhea if you have a sensitive stomach (like me💢).

🌇How to have fun during a two-day weekend trip to Changsha? Changsha is a tourist destination that many people yearn for. It has countless delicious snacks, rich nightlife, endless pedestrian streets, and numerous historical and cultural sites. Here is a two-day tour itinerary for your reference: --- **🗺️Two-day tour** **Day 1** Morning: Orange Island - Yuelu Academy - Aiwan Pavilion Noon: stinky tofu, sugar-coated glutinous rice cakes, Cha Yan Yue Se and other special snacks Afternoon: Hunan University — Li Zijian Art Museum — Xie Zilong Art Museum Evening: Wuyi Square - Taiping Old Street - Pozi Street **Day 2** Morning: Hunan Museum - Ancient Kaifu Temple - Rice Noodle Street Noon: Hunan rice noodles, flavored shrimp and other delicacies Afternoon: Chaozong Street - IFS International Financial Center - Huangxing Road Pedestrian Street Evening: Du Fu Jiangge — Super Wenheyou --- **🏨Accommodation Recommendations** 📍Wuyi Square Business District: convenient transportation, one-stop shopping for food, drink and entertainment 📍Changsha Railway Station, Changsha South Railway Station: convenient for catching a train or making a short stop --- **🍜Changsha Food List** Must-try snacks: stinky tofu, sugar-coated glutinous rice cakes, and Cha Yan Yue Se Classic Hunan dishes: Flavored shrimp, chopped pepper fish head, stir-fried pork with pepper, stir-fried beef Street food: Hunan rice noodles, shaved jelly, salted duck, fried shrimp --- **✨Tips** 1️⃣ It is recommended to make reservations in advance for attractions (such as Hunan Museum, Wenheyou) 2️⃣ Taiping Old Street and Pozi Street are crowded, please keep your belongings safe 3️⃣ Cha Yan Yue Se has many branches, so you can choose a branch with fewer people to save time 4️⃣ Cruise the Xiang River or visit Du Fu Jiang Pavilion at night to enjoy the night view for a more romantic experience Following this route, you can experience the history and culture while enjoying the food and nightlife. A two-day weekend is just right!

I thought Changsha was beautiful, until I came here...🤩 Hey guys😎, whether you're a Changsha local or a travel expert who's visited many of Changsha's attractions, you probably think Changsha is already a beautiful city. The colorful forests of Yuelu Mountain, the great man of Orange Isle, the bustling Pozi Street... But today, I want to introduce you to a dreamland that is seriously underrated by the people of Changsha - [Ocean Park Name] Ocean Park🎉 🌊As soon as you step inside, it's like falling into the embrace of the ocean. The azure sea water surges in the huge transparent tank, and the light flickers as schools of fish sway and swim through it, as colorful as flowing neon lights. Nemo and Dory swim out of the fairy tale, instantly pulling you into the wonderful world of Finding Nemo. 🐋The star of the show is definitely the elegant whales. They are huge yet agile, sometimes leaping lightly out of the water, creating layers of splashes that fall like a dreamlike crystal rain under the refraction of sunlight. At that moment, the shock in your heart is unparalleled, and all your worries are washed away by this magnificent beauty. 🦭There is also a super cute seal and sea lion performance area. They are round and fluffy like furry dumplings, and their every move is adorable, making the audience laugh out loud. During the interactive session, you can feed them up close and feel their affectionate nuzzles, which will melt your heart. 🌴The scenery in the venue is also amazing. The simulated tropical underwater coral reefs are intricate and beautiful, with various rare corals competing for beauty. Soft corals look like ribbons dancing in the wind, while hard corals resemble exquisite artworks. Among them are tiny seahorses and mysterious octopuses, and every step is a scene. Your phone's memory will be full in no time. 🎪In addition to the beautiful scenery, the science education here is also excellent! Along the corridor, there are detailed ocean knowledge panels and interesting interactive devices, allowing children to learn about marine ecology while playing and planting the seeds of hope for protecting the blue planet. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦Whether it's a date, a family outing, or a gathering with friends, this ocean park is a great choice. Don't let it be buried in the corner of Changsha. Come and encounter this underrated deep blue beauty. Trust me, it will give you an ocean dream trip beyond your imagination💖

📍Itinerary Introduction Day 1 - [ ] Chaozong Street - [ ] Wuyi Square (Changsha Check-in) - [ ] IFS International Finance Center - [ ] Huangxing Pedestrian Street - [ ] Nanmenkou - [ ] Super Wenheyou - [ ] Du Fu Pavilion Day 2 - [ ] Yuelu Mountain - [ ] Orange Island - [ ] Lantern Festival Day 3 - [ ] Kaifu Temple - [ ] Peiqiao Yuan 🚇Transportation: Subway 📷Photo Spot: Chaozong Street 🍜Local Delicacy: Luo's Stinky Tofu 🏠Accommodation Recommendations 1. Changsha Tyndall·Xi Hotel (Chaozong Street Peiyuanqiao Subway Station Branch) 💡Notes: Day 1: Wenheyou is super crowded Day 2: Yuelu Mountain is very cold Day 3: Kaifu Temple is worth visiting during the New Year period

The winter vacation and New Year travel season is coming soon. I found a great place in Changsha for you to avoid the crowds and take great photos. You don't need to go abroad to experience the water city of Venice and the mountain city of Assisi! - Address: Changsha Huayi Brothers Town Transportation: Direct subway access, get off at Tongxi Station - 📷 Favorite photo spots, planned from bottom to top, you can play and take photos at the same time: Cavour Avenue: Take photos of the road and the buildings on the right, very foreign Van Gogh Art School: The terrace by the river can be used to take photos of the building's reflection, full of oil painting feeling Movie Workshop: You can take a photo with Monroe on the stairs Santa Cruz Road, St. Paul Road: Very atmospheric alleys Water Street next to the Escape Room: Italian romance, like Venice on the water Square in front of the church: You can feed the pigeons and take group photos Assisi Castle: The church is very photogenic, and the light and shadow around 2 pm in winter is great Right side of Assisi Castle: Take a photo of the castle through two Roman columns Civita di Bagnoregio: Pathways and buildings on both sides - 💃 Great performances: Marco Polo's Travels: A replica of a European classical theater, with interesting plots and rich scenes The Great Magician: Fun and entertaining, loved by both adults and children Venetian Carnival Parade: NPCs interact joyfully, immersive experience of Venetian style A Dream into the Play: Brilliant light show, pretending to watch a light show at Notre Dame de Paris The Runaway Princess: Beautiful princesses and handsome princes dancing gracefully, great atmosphere Other fun activities: Da Vinci's Secret, Escape Room, Pinocchio's Brave World - ⚠️ Other tips: 1. Pay attention to the performance time and plan well, the radio will also broadcast in time 2. The light is better for taking photos in the afternoon in winter (around 3-5 pm) 3. Compared with other places in Changsha, there are really few people here, and the photos are very photogenic

🍊 For those visiting Changsha, Orange Isle is not only home to oranges and the Mao Zedong statue, but also several beautiful historical buildings. One of them is the Old Customs House, and I was immediately drawn to this window. I love the retro style! 🌟 I was surprised to find such a place on Orange Isle. I love the architecture, with the design of the arches on the verandah of the small Western-style building. Each archway offers a different view from different angles. In autumn and winter, the golden leaves sway in the wind under the sun, and the light and shadow flicker on the glass windows like a painting. It feels so romantic... ⚫️ Inside the building, I especially like the black door frames with frosted glass. It looks so textured and classy, and the retro vibe is just perfect. 📍｜Old Customs House, Orange Isle, Changsha 🚇｜Orange Isle Station, Metro Line 2️⃣. Walk towards the statue for a few minutes after exiting the station. 📷 Photography In winter, you can still get some light outdoors at around 2 pm. Must-take photos❗️❗️ ✅ Arched corridor ✅ Black-framed doors and windows inside the building, frosted glass looks great ✅ Retro telephone in the stairwell 📞 👗 Outfit Retro, Republic of China, and French styles are very suitable. Bright colors or brown tones are recommended. ✨ Tips ✅ Opening hours: Tuesday–Sunday 9:00–16:00

Want to travel but worried about your budget? Here are 6 budget-friendly cities where you can have an unforgettable trip without breaking the bank! 📍Chongqing Chongqing is a magical 8D mountain city with a rich history. The ancient Bayu culture is preserved in the stilted buildings and Ciqikou Ancient Town, and the bluestone roads are a testament to the passage of time. Transportation is very convenient, with buses and light rail available everywhere. You can pay for your ride by scanning a QR code. The food is very tempting, with Chongqing noodles available everywhere for 10–15 RMB per bowl. The spicy and delicious flavors are sure to satisfy your taste buds. Other snacks like sour and spicy noodles and small soup dumplings are also great. Jiefangbei is bustling and prosperous, and the night view of Hongya Cave is like a dream. Qiansimen Bridge is a great place to take photos. You can take the Yangtze River Cableway to see the Yangtze River for about 20 RMB one way. Walking up and down the streets of Chongqing may be tiring, but you can feel the city's enthusiasm and boldness. The city is full of life, and you'll fall in love with it. 📍Chengdu Chengdu is a city with a leisurely Sichuan culture. Jinli Ancient Street and Kuanzhai Alley are full of the flavors of old Chengdu. The city's subway system is well-connected, so you can travel without worry. There are many delicious foods, such as Long Chaoshou, Zhong Dumplings, Dandan Noodles, and various skewers, all at affordable prices. Wuhou Shrine and Du Fu Thatched Cottage have a strong cultural atmosphere, and the tickets are not expensive. You can enjoy a slow life by drinking tea in People's Park for 30–50 RMB per person. Chengdu has a slow pace of life, and the people are friendly. You'll feel relaxed and reluctant to leave. 📍Changsha Changsha is a vibrant city. The unique Hunan culture is evident in the Mawangdui Han Tomb and Yuelu Academy, which have a long history. Transportation is convenient, with buses, subways, and bicycles available everywhere. Stinky tofu and sugar oil cakes are cheap and delicious, and Hunan cuisine is spicy and satisfying, with an average cost of 50–80 RMB per person. You can see the Chairman's statue at Orange Isle for free, and the round-trip train ride costs about 40 RMB. Pozi Street and Taiping Old Street are bustling, with street performances everywhere. Changsha has a rich nightlife, spicy food, and a great atmosphere, making it hard to leave. 📍Xi'an Xi'an is an ancient capital with a rich cultural heritage. The ancient city wall and Big Wild Goose Pagoda are witnesses to the passage of time. Buses are convenient, and you can reach the attractions directly. Roujiamo, cold noodles, and lamb soup are delicious and affordable. The Shaanxi History Museum has many cultural relics and is free, but you need to make a reservation. You can rent a bicycle to ride on the ancient city wall for 40–50 RMB and experience the grandeur of the ancient city. Walking on the streets of Xi'an feels like traveling back in time, with a blend of history and modern vitality that is intoxicating. 📍Nanjing Nanjing is a city with a rich history. Zhongshan Mausoleum, Confucius Temple, and Qinhuai River are full of stories. The subway and buses are convenient, and there are shared electric bikes available. Duck blood vermicelli soup costs 10–15 RMB per bowl, and plum blossom cake and salted duck are also great. Xuanwu Lake Park is free, and the Nanjing Museum is free but requires a reservation. You can take a night cruise on the Qinhuai River for 80–100 RMB and enjoy the beauty of the Jiangnan water town. Nanjing has a strong cultural atmosphere, with a blend of history and Jiangnan charm that is unforgettable. 📍Qingdao Qingdao is a city with red tiles, green trees, blue sea, and blue sky. It has a seaside atmosphere and European architectural culture. Badaguan and Zhanqiao are romantic and charming. Buses are convenient, and you can walk along the coast. Qingdao beer and seafood are a perfect match, with spicy clams and mackerel dumplings being affordable at 60–80 RMB per person. Golden Beach is free, and the Qingdao Beer Museum costs 60–80 RMB, where you can taste original beer. Qingdao has fresh air, beautiful scenery, and a strong cultural atmosphere, making it a great place to relax. Are you tempted by these 6 cities? Pack your bags and start your budget-friendly trip now!

Take a trip to Changsha, a center of highlights that you must check in at least once. 📌Start in Changsha, the first place you must not miss is Juzizhou or Orange Island. This place is very shady. Don't forget to stop by and take a picture with Chairman Mao Zedong. 📌Take the high-speed train to Fenghuang, a world heritage site. Dress beautifully in Miao clothing and see the ancient houses by the water. 📌Take the train to Furong, a city located on a waterfall. At night, take beautiful pictures. A small city with a warm atmosphere. 📌Change cities to Zhangjiajie, take the cable car to Check in at Tianmen Mountain, Heaven's Gate, and come back down to see the magnificent fox show. All tickets are booked through the Trip.com app. Easy to travel, fun and smooth. #Traveling in China on your own #changsha #tripmoments #Juzizhou #fenghuangancienttown #furongzhen #zhangjiajietravel

Orange Isle will punish anyone who doesn't do their homework. If you don't do your homework, you'll waste half your time. 🙉😏 So I made a guide for lazy people. 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻 📍Attraction Address: Orange Isle is located in Yuelu District, Changsha, Hunan Province. It is part of the Xiangjiang River Scenic Belt and one of the four famous isles in China. 🔴 The beautiful scenery and rich culture attract countless tourists. 🎉 🚗Transportation Guide ✈️. Plane: After arriving at Changsha Huanghua International Airport, take the subway or a taxi to downtown Changsha, then transfer to a bus or subway to Orange Isle. 🔴 🚞Train: Take a train from major cities in China to Changsha Railway Station or Changsha South Railway Station, then take a bus or subway to Orange Isle. 🏛 🚌 Bus: Take bus 2, 308, 317, etc. to Orange Isle Scenic Area from downtown Changsha. 🌄 🎈Tour Route 1️⃣Orange Isle Head: This is the iconic attraction of Orange Isle, where you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Xiangjiang River and Yuelu Mountain in the distance. 🍊 2️⃣Young Mao Zedong Art Sculpture: Located near Orange Isle Head, this is a newly built landmark in recent years, showing the heroic posture of young Mao Zedong. 🙉 3️⃣Xiangjiang River Night Tour: The Xiangjiang River at night has a unique flavor. You can take a cruise to enjoy the night view on both sides of the river. 🌆 4️⃣ Orange Isle Cultural Park: The park displays a large number of cultural relics and historical materials, where you can learn more about the history and culture of Orange Isle. 🕋 Special Food 🥘 There are many delicious foods in Changsha and around Orange Isle, such as stinky tofu 🍘, sugar oil baba, rice noodles, etc. You can try them while playing. 👍 🏠Accommodation Recommendation There are many hotels and homestays in downtown Changsha for tourists to choose from. You can choose the right place to stay according to your needs and budget. 📍 ❤️Travel Tips ✅Tour Time: The best time to visit is in spring and autumn ⏰, when the weather is pleasant and the scenery is beautiful. 🌳 ✅Orange Isle may be closed in bad weather, so check the weather before you go. It's very dazzling to take photos 📷 on Orange Isle on sunny days, so it's recommended to wear sunglasses. 🕶 ✅Orange Isle Scenic Area is relatively large, and it's tiring to walk all the way, so it's recommended to take the sightseeing train. ✅The weather in Changsha is very hot recently, so it's recommended to go to Orange Isle in the morning or evening. ✅It's recommended to carry a backpack 🎒 to free your hands. It's best to carry a power bank, water, and snacks with you, as they are more expensive in the scenic area. 🥯 Find the Tourist Service Center and get a free postcard with your sightseeing train ticket. 🎫 The above is a guide to Orange Isle. I hope it will be helpful to you. I wish you a pleasant trip to Orange Isle! 🙉😜

❤️3-Day, 2-Night Changsha Travel Guide ✅Day 1: ❤️After arriving in Changsha, we recommend you first head to Dongguashan Night Market to experience Changsha's nightlife. Here, you can try authentic night market food, such as various snacks. Then, you can head to Hao Livehouse to enjoy a music feast. Stay overnight at a hotel near Wuyi Square, which has convenient transportation and many restaurants and shopping places nearby. ✅Day 2: ❤️In the morning, you can head to Orange Isle to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Xiang River. Then, take a bus or subway to Yuelu Mountain to visit famous attractions such as Aiwan Pavilion. After lunch, you can head to Wuyi Square and Huangxing Pedestrian Street, which are bustling commercial areas in Changsha with various brand stores, snack stalls, and specialty restaurants. In the evening, you can stroll along Pozi Street to experience the unique charm of Changsha. ✅Day 3: ❤️First, we recommend you head to the Hunan Museum to learn about the history and culture of Hunan. Then, you can head to Super Wenheyou, which has various cultural and creative products and is a great place to buy souvenirs. After lunch, you can head to Nanmenkou, which is the old town of Changsha and has a strong cultural atmosphere. Finally, you can choose to try local specialties at nearby restaurants, such as Chayan Yuese, stinky tofu, and sugar oil baba. ❤️For transportation, we recommend you download and register for "Xiangxing Yikatong" in advance to make it easier to take buses and subways. The subway is the first choice for traveling in Changsha, as it is not too far from various attractions. For short distances, you can also choose to ride a shared electric bike. We hope you have a pleasant and meaningful trip in Changsha!

Pre-Departure Tips Accommodation: Near Wuyi Square Metro Station, easy access to all attractions Clothing: Changsha in June is quite hot, wear shorts and tank tops, and definitely bring an umbrella as it might rain. Transportation: This trip mainly uses the metro for transportation. Day 1 ~ Hong Kong West Kowloon High-Speed Rail direct to Changsha (about 3 hours 45 minutes) ~ Changsha Moy Hotel (Peiyuanqiao Station) ~ Wuyi Square (food nearby) Taixingcheng, Chayan Yuese, Black Classic Stinky Tofu, Zhengyeye ~ Dinner (Xita Laotaitai) Day 2 ~ Breakfast near the hotel (Shazhufen) ~ Orange Isle (Exit of Orange Isle Metro Station on Line 2) ~ Hunan University, Yuelu Academy, Aiwan Pavilion From Orange Isle to Hunan University 👉🏻 Take 1 stop from Orange Isle to Rongwan Town, transfer to Line 4 (Purple Line) and ride for 2 stops ~ Dinner (Hunan Cuisine - Weixiangji) ~ Du Fu Pavilion (Wuyi Square Metro Line 1 to Nanmenkou, Exit 1, walk about 12 minutes) Day 3 ~ City Walk ~ Breakfast (Gongjiao Xincun Noodle Shop) - Wangfujing Department Store Exit 3 ~ (IFS) Yuanyang Coffee (Fuxing First Floor Store) ~ Chaozong Street, West Chang Street, Taiping Old Street Orange Isle Make a reservation on WeChat 3 days in advance Reservation times: Morning: 7-12, Afternoon: 12-17, Evening: 17-22 For Home Return Permit, tickets must be purchased at the counter by showing the reservation QR code. Chinese ID holders can purchase tickets on WeChat. Yuelu Academy Make a reservation on WeChat 3 days in advance, use Home Return Permit to purchase tickets at the counter Reservation times: Morning: 6-12, Afternoon: 12-17, Evening: 17-22

Third visit to Changsha!🫶🏻 Three days and two nights of feasting in Changsha Drank 19 cups of Chayan in three days! Gude Mojito and Yuanyang Coffee are both delicious, there will be a small bar at night, woo woo woo every one is recommended Hunan cuisine is really good with rice, I ate a lot of rice and noodles, no stepping on thunder! Love it About the check-in of the Orange Island Head sculpture, because the day I went, the sun was really too big, there was no way to take a photo together, I could only take a photo from afar, the museum needs to be booked 7 days in advance, there is air conditioning and it is very good to visit, it is not in vain to come here, it is not in vain to come here!🤟🏻 Itinerary Yizhandeng | Momo Dianxin Bureau | Du Fu Jiangge | Yuelu Mountain | Yuelu Academy | May 1st Square, etc.

Day 1: Yuelu Mountain + Yuelu Academy Yuelu Mountain: Located in Changsha, it's a famous scenic spot in Hunan known for its beautiful natural scenery and rich historical culture. The mountain is covered with ancient trees and numerous historical sites. The autumn foliage is particularly stunning. Yuelu Academy: One of the four great academies of ancient China, located at the foot of Yuelu Mountain. With a history of over a thousand years, the academy is surrounded by ancient trees and exudes a scholarly atmosphere, making it a great place to experience ancient academic culture. Day 2: Hunan Martyrs Park + Orange Isle Martyrs Park: Located in downtown Changsha, it's an important site to commemorate revolutionary martyrs. The park is lush with greenery, surrounded by lakes, and features numerous monuments and memorial halls, making it a great place to remember history and receive patriotic education. Orange Isle: A long, narrow island in the Xiang River, known as the 'First Isle of China.' The isle is lush with greenery and offers beautiful scenery, especially the nighttime light show, which is spectacular. Day 3: IFS (International Finance Square) + Wuyi Square IFS: Located in downtown Changsha, it's a modern commercial complex that integrates shopping, dining, and entertainment. With numerous international brands, it's a great place for shopping and leisure. Wuyi Square: One of Changsha's iconic locations and one of the busiest commercial districts. Surrounded by high-rise buildings and numerous shops, it's a great place to experience the modern urban landscape of Changsha. Must-Try Foods Huogongdian: Famous for dishes like stinky tofu and sugar oil baba, representing traditional Changsha snacks. Fei Dacai's Spicy Stir-Fried Pork: Known for its unique spicy stir-fried pork, which is delicious and not overly spicy. Tea Yanyue Se: A local milk tea brand in Changsha, known for its delicate taste and moderate sweetness, loved by locals. Accommodation Recommendations Suggested Area: Near Wuyi Square, convenient for transportation and shopping. Hotel Name: Niccolo Changsha Hotel Address: 188 Jiefang West Road, Furong District, Changsha Photo Spots Yuelu Mountain Summit: Offers a panoramic view of downtown Changsha. Orange Isle Head: Take a photo with the young Mao Zedong sculpture and feel the presence of a great man. Wuyi Square Night View: The square is brilliantly lit at night, making it a great place for city nightscape photography. Tips Changsha's weather can be unpredictable, so it's advisable to carry rain gear and sunscreen. Changsha cuisine is generally spicy. If you can't handle spicy food, inform the server when ordering. When visiting Yuelu Mountain and Orange Isle, wear comfortable shoes as you'll need to walk for a long time.

First time in Changsha, no detours! Just follow the guide~ I'll teach you how to easily capture stunning photos for your social media These few free spots are less crowded and great for photos - 1⃣ Meixi Lake China Knot Bridge 🚇 Line 2, Meixi Lake West Exit 4, a few minutes' walk 2⃣ Orange Isle, Line 4 Exit 5, Bisha Lake Metro Station No need to enter the park, you can take photos across the river 3⃣ IFS Changsha Landmark A Hong Kong-style check-in wall with few people and no sun Exit from the door near Watsons on LG1 of IFS 4⃣ Super Wenheyou Enter from the Hisense Plaza mall, no need to queue 5⃣ Chaozong Street A street perfect for city walks, with many beautiful small shops to explore 6⃣ Fengying Xili A street full of interesting small shops You can take photos at the same spot as Zhang Yixing 7⃣ Sancha Jiao Bridge Watching the sunset in the summer evening is really comfortable 8⃣ Xie Zilong Art Museum Besides the exhibitions, the 'Little Switzerland of Changsha' at the entrance is great for photos 9⃣ Hunan Art Museum

Changsha is really fun, there are so many delicious foods, and the people are super nice👍 Before going: Changsha has a lot of delicious food! After going: There are too many delicious foods, I don't want to leave... (Don't worry about eating, you basically won't step on landmines, it's just that as a northerner, my body is a bit unaccustomed) Tea Yan Yue Se: Recommend Sheng Sheng Oolong, You Lan Latte, Matcha Grapefruit (the iced version tastes better) Whenever you see Tea Yan Yue Se in every place, you must queue up to buy it, it's really good (also, there is none in the north) Stinky Tofu: You can try the black classic oh You must go to Orange Island Head, it's very photogenic, it's just that there are a lot of people (you can go early in the morning) The night view of Fenghuang Ancient City is still good, but it's too commercialized, it's basically all travel photography, but the cost-performance ratio is still okay, if you have been to Lijiang Ancient City before, then it's not highly recommended here, there's not much difference. Zhangjiajie's Seventy-Two Wonders Building is also quite recommended You don't need to buy a night ticket, it's very nice to take photos and check in across the street! The scenery of Tianmen Mountain is really beautiful, you must go and see it yourself, the natural wonder (recommended tourist route A line, not tiring at all, remember to make an appointment a bit earlier) The National Forest Park is still worth a visit, to feel the magnificence of the three thousand strange peaks and rocks, after all, you have already come to Zhangjiajie, it's really big inside, saw wild monkeys🐒 very cute, recommend entering and exiting from the east gate. By the way, for those planning to travel to Hunan, you really don't need to check the weather forecast in advance, it's really useless, even the locals don't look at it, everyone just go and have fun, it's very comfortable to stroll around on cloudy and rainy days, sunny days are actually too hot, everyone just prepare an umbrella, the rain comes fast and goes fast!

Just arrived in Changsha on the first day and only have half a day left for sightseeing, you can arrange it like this! -Guangzhou South high-speed train🚄 direct to Changsha South 314/person 11:35-14:31 about three hours -Check into the hotel around 15:00, I stayed near Wuyi Square for convenience~ It's indeed a bit noisy but still acceptable, rest a bit and head out to Orange Island at 16:00, take the subway line 2⃣️ directly, ps: remember to book in advance, tickets are free, take the sightseeing train back and forth for 40/person, 20 for students, it's recommended because walking is quite far~~ Pictures 1⃣️-4⃣️, there's not much to do in the scenic area, mainly to relax, feel the breeze, stroll around, take photos, and unwind, it's very suitable~~~ -Return to Wuyi Square around 18:00 to eat~ Changsha is full of delicious food, just eat whatever haha~ We went out from exit 9 and kept eating and strolling~ ⚠️⚠️️Recommended shopping and eating route: Wuyi Square - Pozi Street - IFS - Huangxing Road Pedestrian Street - Huogongdian - Impression City - Nanmenkou Night Market - Du Fu Pavilion - Super Wen He You All the above can be reached on foot nearby~ It's nice to stroll around but a bit tiring haha ps: Du Fu Pavilion ticket is 11r, it's not necessary to go in, just stroll around, there are lots of singers and bands setting up stalls for song requests and such~ It feels like walking and listening to a concert -After the stroll, return to the hotel at 22:00, take a hot shower to relieve fatigue, order some spicy crayfish and TeaYanYueSe takeout, watch a movie~ Edit photos and post to social circles, perfect ☑️

Location: In the heart of the Xiang River, Changsha City, Hunan Province Introduction: Orange Isle is located in the middle of the Xiang River in the urban area of Changsha, with a view of Yuelu Mountain to the west and the city of Changsha to the east. It is a sandbar in the Xiang River. Orange Isle has been one of the famous attractions of Changsha since ancient times, with pleasant scenery in all four seasons. In spring, there are river gulls soaring here; in summer and autumn, the woods are lush; in winter, there is the famous 'River and Sky at Dusk Snow' scenery. The scenic area also has a historical and cultural exhibition hall, a celebrity club of Hunan and Hubei, a hundred-meter fountain, a musical fountain, and other landscape pieces. The citrus culture park within the scenic area is planted with thousands of orange trees, which are laden with fruit during the autumn harvest season; it is also a great place for Changsha citizens to play in the water and swim in the summer, with a natural swimming area built on the island. Every year from May 1st to October 31st on Saturday nights, as well as on New Year's Day, Chinese New Year's Eve, and Lantern Festival, Orange Isle holds fireworks events. Opening Hours: Open all day Ticket: Free Experience: Orange Isle is a small island on the Xiang River in Changsha City. Due to its pleasant scenery, it also attracted many people to build villas here in the early days. Therefore, there are also many cultural relics on the island. Walking on Orange Isle on a beautiful night, the scenery of the Xiang River is very pleasant. Rating: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

🌺Walk into the embrace of spring, beside the ten-mile-long tea road, thousands of acres of cherry blossoms are like clouds and rosy clouds🌸. This is the cherry blossom wonderland praised by National Geographic China, as if you have stepped into a spring fairy tale📖. 🌍Located in Yongfu Town, Zhangping City, Longyan City, Fujian Province, don’t get lost📍, the destination is the [Taipin Sakura Tea Garden] in Houyu Village. This is a hot spot for taking photos and checking in, and every photo can go viral on the Internet📸. I remember there is a smaller Yongfu Cherry Blossom Garden 5 kilometers away in Lizhuang Village. The ticket is only 30 yuan, which is also worth a visit🚶‍♂️. 🚙 Self-driving is the best choice, it takes about 2-3 hours from Xiamen or Zhangzhou🕒, and only 40-50 minutes from Longyan city. 🚗There is a parking lot in the scenic area, and private parking on the roadside is also a good choice, the price is about 10 yuan per time💰. 🎟The ticket price is 50 yuan. It is recommended to purchase it online in advance to avoid long queues📱. 🏨As for accommodation, hotels around the scenic area are more expensive and difficult to book during the peak season. It is recommended to stay in the urban area of ​​Longyan, which is more cost-effective💤. 🌅Photography tips: The beautiful cherry blossoms here are most suitable for aerial photography, especially in the early morning after sunrise and in the evening before sunset, when the light is best📷. If you are lucky, you can also encounter the dreamy cloud landscape in the morning✨! 🌸Best flower viewing period (forecast) There are more than 40 species of cherry blossoms planted here, and the peak flowering period of each type of cherry blossom is only about half a month🗓️. Different varieties of cherry blossoms bloom in turn, and the entire flower viewing season can last until the end of March🌷. There are roughly three peak flowering periods: 1. The first wave: from late January to early February, mainly scarlet cherry blossoms, which are early blooming varieties🌹. 2. The second wave: From mid-February to the end of the month, pink cherry blossoms are in full bloom, which is the most spectacular period with colorful 🌈. 3. The third wave: from mid-March to the end of the month, mainly pink and white with a small amount of pink cherry blossoms, marking the end of the flower viewing season🏁. 📍Must-see beautiful scenery: Fangfei Terrace: Standing here, overlooking from a high place, you can see the beautiful scenery of the tea garden and cherry blossoms. It is also an excellent place to watch the sunrise🌄. It takes about 20-30 minutes to walk from the entrance of the scenic spot🚶‍♀️. Taipin Sakura Tea House: Whether you are taking aerial photos or using a camera, this is the best place to capture the beauty of cherry blossoms🎥. If you are not particularly looking for sunrise, it is recommended to come here to take pictures first, and then go to Fang

|||The big screen at May 1st Square is good for taking pictures. It's really beautiful to catch the afterglow of the sunset🌇 We took the sightseeing car to the statue and then walked back. There are many parks along the way and the scenery is very beautiful. It's really comfortable to take a walk after dusk🎀 📍The atmosphere of taking pictures at the big screen of May 1st Square at the intersection of IFS International Finance Center and Huangxing Pedestrian Street is very strong💗

In Changsha, there is a romantic appointment with the sunset. When the sunlight gently falls, the entire city seems to be surrounded by warm colors. 💖✨ The sunset is like a poem, gradually setting, dyeing the sky into a golden color. Its afterglow gently touches the earth, as if giving all life endless warmth and strength. At this moment, time seems to freeze, leaving only this beautiful moment. 🌅💞 With the setting of the sunset, the entire city gradually fell into tranquility. The busy streets quieted down, people stopped their hurried footsteps, and looked up at this beautiful sunset. It seems that at this moment, all troubles and fatigue are taken away by the sunset, leaving only purity and beauty. 😍💕 The sunset in Changsha is a feast for the eyes and the soul. It makes us feel the beauty and power of life, and also makes us full of expectations and hopes for tomorrow. 💪✨

First of all, the Dragon Boat Festival departure, in China is also a holiday, I booked high-speed rail tickets through Trip.com is the best choice, almost guaranteed to happen, as it turns out, Trip.com did not disappoint me! 😄 I also booked near 🚇🏨 on booking Trip.com, even the rich breakfast was very affordable, the room was large, comfortable, with photos to prove it... proving that I didn't choose wrong. This time I went to Changsha, 3.5 hours drive, attractions, shopping malls, restaurants are not bad 👍🏼, Orange Island to see Mao Zedong statue, many old streets, authentic snacks, famous hand shake 🥤, the museum has a national collection, Xiang cuisine is excellent 😄, my wife also said she wants to go again at the end of the year. This year I hope to travel to the cities in the three- or four-hour high-speed rail circle to experience one by one, observe the development of civilization in the motherland, and great rivers and mountains! 😄 The next high-speed rail 🚅 tour will be at the end of the year and New Year's Eve, which has been booked through Trip.com 🏨😄. In addition, the most important, of course, is to purchase high-speed rail tickets, which will also be booked through Trip.com!

I visited during the extremely hot Obon period. There were so many people that it felt like it was about 40 degrees. That's just how it felt. First of all, Chinese people can't get on the tourist bus (40 yuan) without a reservation in advance. Same-day reservations are almost impossible. Show your passport, explain that you don't speak Chinese, and line up. If there is no tourist bus, you'll have to walk for an hour, but it's too hot, so I gave up. You can't see Mao Zedong right away after getting off the bus, you have to make a long detour before you can finally see him. It's worth seeing. There's also a long line for the subway on the way back. You can buy tickets underground, so don't buy them on the ground! #Oranges #MaoZedong #MaoZedong #Statue #Changsha #Changsha

# Mainland customs clearance #travel #Changsha #A good place to check in Transportation strategy: The most convenient way to come to Changsha is to take a Didi taxi. You can get to your destination in just a dozen or so times (of course, if the distance is not far). You can also choose the subway🚇 to travel. The city center is around Wuyi Square Station, Line 2 or 1 Lines are very convenient Local attractions: 1. Orange Island Head. This is a small island located in the Xiangjiang River. You can choose to take the subway to the Xiangjiang Middle Road station and walk from the cross-river bridge to the island. You can also go directly to Juzizhou Station to reach the island. The island has beautiful scenery of the Xiangjiang River, and there are also many unique parks and scenery that you can visit. If you really don’t want to, you can also choose the small train in Figure 9 to travel around the island. 2.Chaozong Street. After nightfall, you can walk out on Xiangjiang Middle Road and you'll be there in about ten minutes. This is an old community with old houses and new shops, and it is a favorite among young people. Because there are many specialty shops inside, such as hot pot 🥘, milk tea 🧋, Qing Bar 🍺🥂, etc. Most of the shops are decorated with Hong Kong-style neon lights, and there are leisure seats at the entrance. The old-style buildings give it a unique flavor. I personally like this attraction the most. hotel: This aspect comes down to personal preference. I live in an apartment next to Chaozong Street, called Yuexiang Qingshe Hotel. The interior environment of the room is very good. The window faces the Wanda Plaza building and the Xiangjiang River. The night view is very good👍🏻. The boss is also very nice. The only drawback is that when I went there, there was renovation work on the interior wall of the building. There was only one elevator available, which made it very painful for me to wait for the elevator while dragging my tired body. But it was very convenient to travel. , it takes about 40 minutes to take a taxi from Changsha South Railway Station (if there is no traffic jam). It is only a ten-minute walk from the hotel to Wuyi Square. There are many snacks and check-in shops along the way. If you want to be close to the city, you can choose to start at the subway stations around Xiangjiang River and Wuyi Square, because the night scenery and lively neighborhoods will make you feel happier than you have in the past three years. Catering and restaurants: I don’t have anything to recommend in this regard, because I don’t like waiting in line to eat, so I just eat at whichever restaurant has a table. However, Chef Youjiafei’s stir-fried pork 🧑‍🍳 is worth recommending. Their stir-fried pork is really fragrant but not greasy🤤The beef with soaked feet is also worth eating, it’s very good👍🏻 Cha Yan Yuese Milk Tea Shop is really worth queuing up🙈🙈 because it is really rich and milky tea, you can drink more without getting tired of it (but drink less for health reasons) If you really want to try it, you can first try it through the mini program on WeChat or Alipay It’s very convenient to place an order and pick it up on site😋😋

Changsha as a recent Chinese celebrity tourist city, the number of street tourists is really not a joke, two or three in the morning in the pedestrian street is still crowded When it comes to what fun and good food in Changsha, first of all, a cup of local specialty milk tea - Tea Yan Yuese is a local brand in Changsha Since fewer cities have branches, many travelers to Changsha can't help but purchase a cup A visit to Changsha is indispensable for tasting the large and small shops that can be seen everywhere on the local food streets Stinky tofu Handmade ice powder Shrimp slippery shiitake peach Fried skewers Pan-fried dumplings Ice sugar strawberry All kinds of handmade lemon tea Fruit tea BBQ Authentic Hunan cuisine Basically always been eating and drinking and couldn't stop Most importantly, although in the celebrity city prices have not therefore raised are very convenient prices very conscientious Travel guide: You can go to the May Day Square subway station out of the most famous pedestrian streets are all near here walk for about two hours can basically complete the check-in Recently very popular Orange Island Head have time to also have a visit with the stone statue of Chairman Mao and in the evening can have a view of the Xiangjiang River Yuelu Mountain can be taken up by the ropeway and down the slide can be booked in advance on WeChat Finally there is a well-being-boosting activity - foot washing There are many foot bath shops in Changsha with moderate prices You can do your homework and find a shop to wash away the fatigue of the day after a day of rampage A perfect end to the trip

After the Spring Festival, Changsha, Hunan is in full bloom, and the cherry blossoms are even more brilliant. From Orange Island in the city center to several farms, parks, and ancient towns with Zhou Dynasty history in the suburbs, there are many 🌸💮 It is very suitable for flower viewing😋😍 ​ Come here to eat and drink and wait~~ The famous online celebrity latte - Cha Yan Yue Se ☕, will it be faster to go to a marginal branch? ???I placed the order at 11:59 and picked up the tea at 12:30, which should be considered fast. I went to a popular branch on Saturday and had to wait in line for 2 hours for this cup. Then the day before yesterday, I took the green bus from early morning to noon and drank the milk and buns on it. I was delayed for nearly two hours in Zhengzhou and lay in the lobby waiting until I was cold. My stomach was not very comfortable and I felt dizzy and bloated. It was not until today that I came to Cha Yan, with some stinky tofu, Tangtang Bar and other snacks and delicacies to eat and drink. Forget the spicy skewers, I can't eat spicy food 😥 Today is Monday and the crowds are still quite huge. It is the scenery before 2020😆 You probably know why the whole Changsha was jammed yesterday and Saturday, and you couldn’t get on the subway at Orange Island🤣🤣 #Valentine's Day good places#Good places for families ​

Changsha, the capital of central China’s Hunan province, is a large city with a history dating to the Zhou dynasty (1046–256 B.C.). Today it’s known for its rare collection of excavated Western Han dynasty tombs, known as the Mawangdui. It’s also associated with Mao Zedong, who studied and lived here before joining the Chinese Communist Party in the 1920s.