Moon-Watching Park｜A secret place for Trip Moments that is not popular on the Internet but is real

There are no exaggerated filters or crowded check-in spots. Here is only the slow time of Changsha Old Town. And poetic corners hidden amid the hustle and bustle of the city. 🌿 Moon-Watching Park from a real lens - The quaint corridor beside the Han Dynasty tomb is a natural frame. The sun shines through the wooden carved windows. Walking around in a plain long skirt, the shutter is full of stories. - The stone steps of the island in the middle of the lake are covered with moss. At 4 o'clock in the afternoon, in the slanting light and shadow, the hair is shining when shooting against the light. - You don't have to go to Martyrs Park to squeeze in during the cherry blossom season (the white cherry blossoms are gentle in March, and the red maples are warm in November). The stone pavement here has a quiet filter. 📜 Forgotten fragments of Tang Dynasty gardens Squat down to look at the cracked patterns on the hitching posts, touch the blurred words on the weathered stone stele, and focus the camera on those mottled details - this was the site of the "West Garden" in Changsha during the Tang Dynasty. The moment you press the shutter, you can seem to hear the poetry gathering from a thousand years ago. 🚶 The shooting route that only locals know 1. Take a photo of the bamboo forest silhouette when entering from the East Gate 2. Walk around the Senior Choir and head north to find the abandoned viewing platform 3. Head to the Metasequoia forest half an hour before sunset. The lake is rippling with golden light, and even your phone will be amazed. ✨ Real experience tips ▫️The park is free but professional equipment is not allowed to take photos after 5pm (mobile phone/small SLR camera is no pressure) ▫️Girls wearing Hanfu remember to bring mosquito repellent, the mosquitoes in the ancient pavilion are very enthusiastic ▫️After taking photos, go to the "Wangyue Lake Vegetable Market" next door. The fireworks of sugar-coated glutinous rice cakes and scallion pancakes are the background color of Changsha This is not a traffic attraction. But those lights and shadows polished by time, It's perfect for those of you who want to escape from the sophisticated world.