[2025 Changsha Restaurant] Travel Guide for WENHEYOU (Updated May)

Stepping into Changsha Wenheyou is like traveling back in time to the nostalgic 1970s and 1980s. Every corner of this place is filled with the local charm of old Changsha, making you feel as if you are in a time tunnel. The most famous Wenheyou store is located in Hisense Plaza. It is not only a food paradise but also a popular spot for social media check-ins. The restaurant's unique decor features elements like Eight Immortals tables, old rectangular stools, and enamel cups, all exuding a strong nostalgic atmosphere. Each floor has a different theme, making it a place where you can spend hours exploring. Here, you can taste the most authentic Changsha cuisine. From spicy crawfish and lamb skewers to ginger spicy chicken feet and old Changsha stinky tofu, every dish will tantalize your taste buds. The spicy crawfish, in particular, is unforgettable with its fresh, spicy, and numbing flavors. Wenheyou operates from 11 AM to 3 AM the next day, making it a great choice for both lunch and late-night snacks. Besides the food, Wenheyou offers many photo-worthy spots. Whether it's the yellowish lighting, the vintage street stalls, or the slightly worn-out walls, you can take nostalgic photos everywhere. Every corner of this place is filled with stories, and every detail lets you feel the charm of old Changsha.

1⃣Wuyi Square The neon night scene signs at Wuyi Square are dazzling, and shopping here really makes people dazzled. On rainy days, the floor will have reflections which are even more amazing! 2⃣Digital Space Station A niche photo spot, really produces great pictures! A favorite for those who want to take cool photos! 3⃣Xixin Zen Temple One of Changsha's autumn beauty spots, the yellow walls and red tiles look even more charming with the blessing of ginkgo trees. Wearing Hanfu and taking photos here is really beautiful! 4⃣Wen He You Cyberpunk fireworks style! If there's too long of a queue and you can't get in, you can try this: take the escalator from Hisense Plaza to the 4th floor 👉🏻 look for the yellow sign 'Elevator Hall No.2' 👉🏻 go to the elevator area and take the small door on the right 👉🏻 continue to the restroom area and you can enter Wen He You! 5⃣Chaozong Street The old alleys are blended with modern trendy elements, making it a great place for a city walk whether it's day or night 🚶🏻‍♂ 6⃣Orange Island Head A must-visit spot in Changsha! If you don't want to walk, you can take the mini train 🚂 7⃣ifs International Finance Center A fashionable and high-end mall in Changsha! You can check in with the Kaws toys on the top floor 📸 8⃣Changsha Railway Station The torch on the top represents the 'spark of stars', and it looks very good whether you're looking up or down 🔥 9⃣Meixi Lake Grand Theatre A work by female architect Zaha Hadid. It looks like an alien spaceship. If you have the chance, you can go inside to see various performances~ ⚠Travel tips: During holidays in Changsha, it can be quite congested to take a taxi, but the subway can basically take you anywhere you want to go, which is very convenient.

Changsha Travel Guide: Where Spicy Cuisine Meets Thousand-Year Cultural Heritage 🌶️📜 City Snapshot Changsha, a magical city split in two by the Xiang River! On the east bank is Jiefang West Road's neon-lit nightlife 🌃, while the west bank offers the scholarly atmosphere of Yuelu Mountain 📚. The streets simmer with the aroma of spicy stir-fried pork, and around the corner, you might stumble upon the time tunnel of the Mawangdui Han Tombs ⏳. Here, history and trendy culture, bold flavors and subtle elegance achieve a wonderful harmony ✨. Transportation Tips By Air/High-Speed Rail - ✈️ From Huanghua Airport, take the Maglev Express (¥20) and transfer to Subway Line 6 to reach downtown. - 🚄 From Changsha South Railway Station, take Subway Line 2, which reaches Wuyi Square in 20 minutes. Getting Around - 🚇 Subway (6 lines covering major attractions) > 🚖 Ride-hailing > 🚌 Bus (prone to traffic jams). - 💡 Download the "Xiangxing Yikatong" app to scan codes for subway and bus travel. Must-Visit Attractions Travel Through 3,000 Years of History - Hunan Provincial Museum (free, reservation required): - See Lady Xin Zhui's preserved body and the legendary silk gauze dress (9:00 - 17:00, closed Mondays). - Hidden tip: Visit the cultural creative store on B1 to buy "leopard pattern" fridge magnets. - Mawangdui Han Tomb Site (¥2): Original excavation site + 3D projection show. Recommended after visiting the Provincial Museum. Literary Hotspots - Yuelu Academy (¥40): Thousand-year-old academy where you can touch Zhu Xi's inscription stone and take photos in traditional Hanfu costume among bamboo groves 📸. - Orange Isle (free): Take the mini train (¥40 round trip) to the Young Chairman Mao statue. Even more photogenic at night 🌉. Magical Realist Districts - Super Wenhuayou (Hisense Plaza): - No need to dine! Just snap photos of the 1980s apartment complex and slip away through the secret passage on the 5th floor. - Crowds thin out at 1 AM—perfect for Hong Kong-style photos under neon signs. - Chaozong Street: Ming Dynasty stone paths mixed with boutique shops, with a 90% chance of encountering cats 🐈. Nightlife Survival Guide - Jiefang West Road: The bar street where traffic jams occur at 3 AM. Experience "Changsha's 5D nightlife" (HIBHUB Commune is a must-see). - Yangfan Night Market: Battle hours 18:00 - 24:00! Try the triple attack of split eggplant, peach ginger with perilla, and grilled sweet potato skin 🍢. Explosive Culinary Experiences Noodle & Rice Noodle Scene - 🍜 Gongjiao New Village Noodle Shop: Beef with preserved vegetable rice noodles + fried egg, a 24-hour carb bomb (¥15). - 🍝 Li Yi Noodle House: Spicy duck dry noodles with squid and pork tripe soup—spicy enough to make your soul leave your body (¥12). Hunan Cuisine Assault - 🔥 Benluobo Liuyang Restaurant: Sour vegetable stir-fried noodle skin + golden coin eggs, ¥40 per person, spicy enough to make people from Zhejiang cry. - 🌶️ Guangnaoke Home-style Cuisine: Hidden in an alley, famous for prawns and sour radish with beef tripe. People start lining up at 4 PM. Street Food Code Words - 🦞 Tianbao Brothers: Spicy crayfish with plain noodles. Remember to wear gloves when peeling (¥228/serving, minimum 2 people). - 🍢 Dongguashan Meat Sausage: Caramelized crispy sausage for ¥3/stick, paired with perilla peach ginger to cut through the richness. Milk Tea Lifesavers - 🧋 HEYTEA: Double cream orchid latte with pecans. "Zhengzheng Paper Kite" drinks are half-price on rainy days. - 🍵 Yuan Yang Coffee: After 4:30 PM, try their special "Zhuangzhou's Butterfly Dream"—coffee milk cap tea with alcohol. Accommodation Strategy For Night Owls Areas around Wuyi Square/Huangxing Road Pedestrian Street, but avoid rooms facing the street (noisy even at midnight). For Art Lovers Guesthouses near the university town below Yuelu Mountain. Enjoy quiet mornings at Yuelu Academy. Best Value Chain hotels near Xiangjiang Middle Road subway station, walking distance to Orange Isle and Wenhuayou. Survival Rules (Learned the Hard Way) 1. Spice warning: "Mild" here equals "medium spicy" elsewhere. Bring digestive medicine and montmorillonite powder. 2. Reservation traps: Book the Provincial Museum 7 days in advance. Note that Yuelu Mountain's cable car is no longer operating—take the sightseeing bus instead (¥20). 3. Queuing wisdom: HEYTEA locations inside shopping malls have lines 3 times shorter than street-side shops. 4. Weather buffs: Summer feels like 45°C 🔥, while fall and winter bring magically damp cold ❄️. Carry a mini fan or hand warmers. 5. Dialect cheat sheet: When shopkeepers call you "xi wa zi," they're addressing you. "Le pie" means "awesome." As night falls, stand at Du Fu River Pavilion and watch the light show illuminate the Xiang River. The neon lights of Wenhuayou, laser beams from Orange Isle, and the bustling sounds from Jiefang West shatter into starlight on the water's surface. Take your first bite of juicy stinky tofu as the spice shoots straight to your head—this city that writes poetry with chili peppers makes even pain addictive 🌶️💥!

Changsha Wenhe Lee, one side of the entrance and exit connected to the mall, the other side is on the ground floor, entering seems to travel through the 80s, inside can see the situation of the shop, the culture of that time, inside there are many things to buy, the place but more narrow, be careful when going up and down the stairs, is also a place worth visiting, also a place for young people to take pictures!

### **[Must-See Attractions in Changsha: The Ultimate Walking Tour]** 1. **Orange Isle (Juzizhou)** - Soul-searching question: "Is a trip to Changsha complete without a photo with Chairman Mao's portrait?" - Tips: Go in the evening! See the Xiang River sunset and the light show. Don't skip the mini-train ticket (walking will make you question your life choices). Secret tip: There are also firework surprises from Tuesday to Sunday evenings! - Humorous warning: Don't try to imitate the statue's pose for photos. It might trigger a mass imitation by passersby, leading to a social death scene. 2. **Yuelu Mountain** - Slogan: "5 minutes of hiking, 2 hours of feasting!" - Lazy route: Take the cable car up from the east gate (pretend you're in a drama), check in at the Aiwan Pavilion (the autumn leaves are breathtakingly beautiful), and descend from the south gate straight to Hunan University's snack street. - Bonus: Yuelu Academy at the foot of the mountain hides the ancient scholars' "secrets to academic success." 3. **Super Wenheyou** (Haixin Plaza Branch) - Persona: "A cyberpunk canteen pretending to be nostalgic." - User guide: Get a queuing number before 4 pm! Even without dining, you can still go in and take photos of the 1980s Changsha street scenes (wearing a floral shirt to act out a "The Knockout" spin-off is recommended). - Secret code: Ask the staff, "Where are the hidden arcade game machines?" 4. **Hunan Provincial Museum** - High-energy warning: "After seeing the Mawangdui Han Tombs, your weight-loss plan will completely fall apart—Lady Xin Zhui remained incorrupt for 2,000 years, while you gain 5 pounds in 3 days." - Must-sees: The gossamer silk garment (ancient Louis Vuitton), Lady Xin Zhui's "luxury eternal life package." - Fun fact: The museum's souvenir shop is even more tempting than Cha Yan Yue Se... --- ### **[Changsha Cuisine: The Daredevil's Challenge]** 1. **Cha Yan Yue Se** - Ordering jargon: "Orchid Latte, double cream, pecans, thank you!" (Inner thoughts of the staff: Another human repeater.) - Hidden perks: Second cup half price on rainy days, loyalty card points can be exchanged for stickers and tapes (a new form of financial management for young people today). 2. **Black Classic Stinky Tofu** - Philosophical question: "Why are the stinkiest stalls the most popular?" - Correct way to eat: Have the vendor poke holes and pour in the soup. Be careful not to squirt the juice on the person next to you with your first bite (don't ask how I know). 3. **Donggua Mountain Night Market** - Must-try trio: - Dandan Hot Braised Food (Rice Noodles with Lard + Hot Braised Four-in-One) - Donggua Mountain Sausage (3 yuan/piece, sweet and spicy) - Perilla Peach Ginger (Changsha's limited-edition spicy antidote) - Advice: Don't wear tight pants. You'll end up crying and unbuttoning them. 4. **The World of Rice Noodles** - The battle of styles: - Zhou Ji Rice Noodle Shop (Original Soup with Shredded Pork Style) - Bus Xincun Rice Noodle Shop (Beef with Pickled Mustard Greens Radical Style) - Secret code: "Qing tiao" = less noodles, "Dai xun gan" = mixed noodles. Saying it wrong might get you death stares from the Changsha aunties. --- ### **[Mystical Ways to Save on Accommodation]** 1. **B&Bs near Wuyi Square** - 150-250 yuan/night, downstairs is the Cha Yan Yue Se bombardment zone. The downside is the risk of being woken up in the middle of the night by the aroma of crayfish. 2. **Youth hostels in the university town** - 50-80 yuan/bed, Hunan University and Central South University students will guide you to the "secret barbecue stalls behind the mountain." 3. **Secret skill**: When booking a room, search for "Yuanjialing" or "Houjiatang"—convenient subway access and instantly gentler prices. --- ### **[Changsha Local's Guide to Avoiding Tourist Traps]** 1. Orange Isle fireworks are not a daily occurrence. Check the dates in advance! 2. Huo Gong Dian is good for photos, but for dining, please move to Si Jie Rice Noodle next to the Pozijie Police Station (just kidding). 3. For bars on Jiefang West Road, those with low alcohol tolerance are advised to order the "Cha Yan Yue Se hangover recovery set." --- ### **[Final Rant]** Changsha's nightlife is more unforgettable than your first love—at 2 am, there are more people on Huangxing Road Walking Street than at your neighborhood's morning market. Either the crayfish restaurant owner or your stomach is always working overtime. Bring this guide, and remember to wear stretchy pants! (Don't say I didn't warn you.)

#discoverchina 🍲 文和友 | Changsha’s Iconic Retro Food Paradise 📍 Location: Changsha, Hunan, China ⏰ Best Time to Visit: Evening or weekends (for the full bustling street vibe) --- 🌟 Why Visit? ✔ Immersive 80s Changsha Nostalgia 🏮 – Explore a multi-floor space styled like old Changsha alleys, neon-lit with vintage flair. ✔ Ultimate Street Food Feast 🍜 – From stinky tofu to crayfish, it's a one-stop destination for Hunan’s most iconic local snacks. ✔ Lively & Theatrical Ambiance 🎭 – Street performers, retro shops, and chaotic charm make it feel like a time-travel food adventure. ✔ Social Media Hotspot 📸 – Every corner is made for photos—perfect for foodies and culture seekers alike. --- ✨ Tip: Go with friends, grab a queue ticket early (there’s usually a wait!), and explore the upper levels while snacking on street treats. #china #travel

| Fall in love with the hot and spicy Star City at first bite. ✨My dears! I recently went to Changsha, a city surrounded by delicious food, where every bite can make you feel extremely happy. Now follow my camera and start this culinary journey to Changsha! 🍜✨ First stop: Black Classic Stinky Tofu Wuyi Square 📍Address: All over the streets and alleys of Changsha, you can see it everywhere The stinky tofu with a unique smell that permeates the streets and alleys is a well-known business card of Changsha cuisine. When you come to Changsha, you must try the classic black stinky tofu! The stinky tofu just out of the pan has its skin fried until golden and crispy, and each one is plump and bulging, as if waving to you. Gently bite it open, and it makes a "crackling" sound, which is very satisfying. The inside is as soft and tender as tofu pudding, paired with a special chili marinade and refreshing kimchi. The taste, first salty, spicy and spicy, instantly explodes in the mouth, and then the sour and sweet kimchi adds a bit of freshness to the rich taste. The more you eat, the more you like it! 🌶️ Second stop: Cha Yan Yue Se 🧋 📍Address: Every few steps in the streets and alleys of Changsha When you come to Changsha, how can you not drink a cup of Cha Yan Yue Se? It is simply the representative drink of Changsha! Every cup of Cha Yan Yue Se is made with great care. The tea drink combines the fragrance of Chinese tea with the mellowness of fresh milk, and is topped with a layer of delicate and dense cream and sprinkled with crispy chopped nuts. I highly recommend Sheng Sheng Oolong. The oolong tea base is fresh and elegant, with a light roasted aroma, which goes perfectly with fresh milk. It is silky smooth in the mouth, the cream on top is sweet but not greasy, and the crushed nuts add a rich taste. You can feel the tenderness and romance of Changsha in every bite. The third stop: Wenheyou Old Changsha Lobster Restaurant 🦞 📍Address: Hisense Plaza Store (other branches are also available) As night falls, I come to the popular Wenheyou and am instantly pulled back to the streets of old Changsha. The retro decoration and the walls full of old posters and neon signs make the place very lively. Of course, the most not to be missed is their signature flavor of shrimp! A pot of red crayfish was served on the table, and the rich aroma filled the air. Each shrimp is plump and the meat is firm and chewy. Gently peel it, and the tender shrimp meat is covered with the spicy and rich soup. Put it in your mouth, you will first taste the delicious shrimp flavor, and then the spicy taste comes in layers, making you unable to stop eating! 🦞 The fourth stop: Sugar-coated Baba 🍡 📍Address: You can find it at any snack stand or breakfast shop When you are tired of shopping, have a soft, sweet and delicious sugar-coated rice cake, which is a real treat! This traditional Changsha snack is golden, shiny, round and cute. Take a bite, it is crispy on the outside and glutinous on the inside, and the sweet syrup covers every baba. It has a soft, glutinous and chewy texture, sweet but not greasy, and is full of the fragrance of rice and brown sugar. Every bite makes people feel like they are back in their childhood. There are so many delicious foods in Changsha, and this trip is just the tip of the iceberg. My dears, pack your bags and come to Changsha to taste these delicacies for yourself. I guarantee you will never want to leave! 💕 🏨Of course, we have to stay at a hotel. I stayed at the Days Inn by Wyndham Meixihu, which is close to the city. This hotel is very cost-effective and has a very good location. It is very convenient to go to various attractions. The service is also very good, and the hotel environment is also very good. 👍🏻ദ്ദി ˉ͈̀꒳ˉ͈́ )✧You can go and experience it!

Enter an ordinary shopping mall and take a few more steps, and you will come across the Urban Memory Cultural Experience Tourism Zone. The moment I entered, I felt like I was Alice in Wonderland. To take great pictures, you have to climb to the highest point. However, the paths here are a bit like a maze. It was fun to find the paths and climb up. And no matter where you go, every place here becomes a photo spot, so there was no time to get bored. There were restaurants that matched the atmosphere of this place between the paths. I couldn't just pass by, so I ate stir-fried tofu and spicy meat here. And you can get on the cable car in the picture if you pay 20 yuan. It didn't look that great, so I skipped it. The paths here are quite narrow. So if there are a lot of people, it will be difficult to take pictures, so if you come when there are no people, take pictures, and eat at a restaurant when there are a lot of people, you will have the best time. #April travel subsidy #China travel #China travel moments

📍Address: 2nd Floor, Hisense Plaza, Changsha (Main Entrance) ⏰Time: 11:00-3:00am 🚇Access: Subway Line 1 "Wong Hing Plaza Station" Exit 2 💡Queue-free secrets: ✔️ Less crowds during the day and afternoon ✔️ Secret passage entrance: Hisense Plaza 3-6 floor corresponds to Wenheyou 2-5 floor 👉 Take the elevator to the 6th floor of Hisense → find the small door passage directly into the 5th floor of Wenheyou 👉 It’s super convenient to check in from top to bottom! 📸 Check-in Guide: ▪️ Five-storey retro “city within a city” design ▪️ Old-fashioned barber shop 💈, dance hall💃, grocery store nostalgic scene ▪️ Neon sign street view super feel ▪️ It is recommended to bring fill light, darker indoor light 🍢 Food Suggestions: ▪️ Just check in and take photos ▪Snacks can try a little (authentic food to go to street shops) ▪️ Inside restaurant mainly for tourists “Traveling back to the 1980s in one second🎞️ Iron toys, old-fashioned TVs 📺 Every corner is a childhood memory Remember to wear retro clothes to take pictures ~” ❤️ #MainlandTravel #Changsha

#discoverchina During my visit to Changsha, I made sure to stop by Wen He You, a popular food street that is a must-visit for anyone looking to try authentic local snacks. Located in the heart of the city, it’s easily accessible and offers a vibrant atmosphere where you can experience the true flavors of Changsha. From spicy hotpots to unique local delicacies, Wen He You is packed with food stalls offering an array of tasty options. I loved the bustling vibe and the variety of dishes, each showcasing the region's bold, flavorful cuisine. It's a great spot for food lovers and those wanting to immerse themselves in the culinary culture of Changsha. 💕Why I Recommend It: If you're in Changsha, Wen He You is an unmissable experience. Whether you're a fan of spicy food or just love trying new things, the food street offers a delicious taste of the city’s local specialties. It's perfect for food adventurers and those looking to explore authentic street food in a lively setting. #WenHeYou #ChangshaEats #StreetFoodAdventure #FoodLoversParadise #SpicyChangsha #LocalDelicacies #ChangshaFoodie #ExploreChangsha #FoodStreet #TastyChangsha

#Mainland Travel When I went to Changsha with my uncle and aunt, I had to check in at Wenheyou. The "Super Wenheyou" in Hisense Plaza can be entered from the back door on the 2nd floor of the mall, avoiding the long queue at the main entrance. It is recommended to wear retro clothes and use props in the store (such as old TVs and thermoses) for shooting. The recommended snack is lard mixed with noodles, and you can skip the crayfish because it has a low cost-effectiveness.

Wenheyou in Changsha is a charming vintage area full of tradition, with bustling stalls and unique shops. The atmosphere feels like stepping back in time, with old-school architecture and local delicacies at every corner. It’s a perfect blend of culture and history, offering visitors an authentic taste of Changsha’s past. I absolutely loved the interior, with its cozy, nostalgic vibe. The mix of traditional decor and modern touches made it a delightful place to explore. Every corner offers something new to discover, from the food stalls to the beautifully designed spaces. #discoverchina #travel #couplestrip #changsha

🔥Changsha Wenheyou｜Travel back to old Changsha in the 1980s in one second! Absolutely amazing! Sisters! Wenheyou, a must-visit place when you come to Changsha, is amazing! 🎞️ As soon as you enter the door, it feels like you are on a time machine🚀 Old neon lights, retro signs, nostalgic shops Every shot is a blockbuster 📸 No filters needed at all! The original picture is so beautiful💥 Must-eat list 🧾 Crayfish 🦞Stinky tofu 🌶️Sugar-coated glutinous rice cake Every bite is the taste of old Changsha 100+ per person, eat until you have to lean on the wall Great value for money💯 📍Address: Hisense Plaza, Tianxin District, Changsha 🕒Business hours: 11:00-3:00 am It is recommended to come during off-peak hours! Otherwise, you will have to wait in line until you doubt your life😭

📍Itinerary introduction A three-day and two-night Changsha itinerary of three major attractions (Wenheyou, Tangerine Island and Yuelu Mountain) and two night markets (Dongpo Mountain, Sifangping) 🚩 Touring routes The first day Take the 7:19 from West Kowloon to Changsha High Speed ​​​​Rail, arrive at about 11:00, transfer to the MTR to Furong Plaza Station, walk about 7 minutes to Fang Tang Honey Ancient Hotel I took Didi to Taiping Old Street and ate at Ben Luo Cabbage Restaurant. This celebrity shop has many customers. The price is cheap and the taste is good! The place is big so you don't have to wait long! Taiping Street is somewhat similar to the ancient city of Nantou, Shenzhen, such as Bran Rabbit and hand cream will also be seen here, Changsha's most famous tea color Yue color hand blend shop also has several, in addition to black classic stinky tofu is also delicious! After that, walk from Taiping Old Street to Man Wo You, like Kowloon Walled City movies friends should like here, here also have some snack shops, stayed about two hours, around five o'clock to take Didi to Tianbao brothers for dinner, they are most famous for eating lobster, Roche shrimp and basket lobster, good but quite spicy, can not eat so spicy best order slightly spicy! After eating, we walked for a while at the Dongpo Sheng Night Market across the street. There is a stinky tofu shop called Smelly Congenial Stinky Tofu Shop in Dongpo Yitiao. The stinky tofu is delicious. You can go there! This night market is not big. After walking for a while, I took Didi to Guojin Street and Huangxing Road. Then I went back to the hotel to rest! the next day Early in the morning, I took Didi to Taiping Street Bus New Village Noodle Shop for breakfast, waited for a while to get a seat, the noodles have a bite, the pork hands are delicious but chopped more chopped, then take the subway to Tangerine Island, these attractions are not recommended to take Didi, because the boarding and drop-off location will be farther, take the subway is very close! There is a paid mini train to and from Orange Island; Yuelu Mountain also has paid sightseeing buses to take you to various attractions, the most people are at Aiwan Pavilion, close to Yuelu College, but enter the college to pay! Then I transferred to the MTR to Si Fang Ping and went to another celebrity shop, Mr. Choi, with crab tongs. I ordered several small dishes and felt good! Crab claws and Roche shrimp are both spicy, but they taste different! The crab tongs are spicy with a bit of sweet and sour sauce, and the Lo's shrimp tastes almost the same as the Tianbao brothers! Mainly there are finger peppers, bay leaves, plenty of garlic, and of course, very tasty! After eating, we came out to Si Fang Ping Night Market. I wanted to try Lee Kee Flying Cake but I couldn't! I'll take Didi back to the hotel at about 10 o'clock! There is a massage shop called Venus near the hotel. After taking a shower in the hotel room, I went to do an 80-minute Chinese massage spa + 60-minute foot massage. The price is about 369/person. It was already 1pm when we got back to the hotel! The third day I went to bed late and woke up at 10 o'clock. I was scheduled to go to the museum but I couldn't get a ticket so I stayed until 12 o'clock to check out directly. Then I called Didi to walk around the mall near the IFS National Financial Center. Take the subway to the HSR station at about 4:45. Changsha Station is very crowded. It is recommended that you arrive at the HSR station a little early! Then take the 6pm service back to Hong Kong, the trip ends! I went to Changsha in March, the temperature is about 5 to 14 degrees, note the temperature difference changes quite large, in addition to some months very hot or very cold, and often rain, before departure remember to pay attention to the weather, may need to adjust the itinerary! 🏖️ Photo spots and 📷 photo spots Taiping Old Street, Wen Heyou, Tangerine Island Mao Zedong Teenage Head, Yuelu Mountain Aiwan Pavilion, Yuelu College, Huangxing Road Shopping Street, Guojin Street, Changsha Museum 🚇Transportation mode Take the high-speed rail to and from West Kowloon to Changsha. In Changsha, you mainly take the MTR and Didi 🍜Special food Stinky tofu, sugar-oil dumplings, tea-colored milk tea 🏠 Accommodation recommendations 1. Changsha Fangtang Honey Ancient Hotel (May Day Plaza IFS National Gold Center Branch) 💡Precautions Friends who travel to Shenzhen can take the subway by simply adding Changsha City to the ride code on the WeChat applet Tangerine Island, Yuelu Mountain and and Museum require advance booking admission tickets, the cost is free!

This place is well known to locals. It has 6 floors and is built in the style of the 80s. It is a place where celebrities such as Jay Chou, Zhang Yixing, Wang Han, and Tiantian Brothers can check in. However, this place has received mixed reviews. Some people say that it is a rip-off, but I don’t think so. It can be seen that the food here is carefully selected. It can represent the food in Changsha and the price is very affordable. 🔆Address: Hisense Plaza, No. 36, Xiangjiang Middle Road 🔆Business hours: 11:00-3:00 am 🔆Is it worth going to see what shops there are? I hope to provide you with convenience. 1️⃣ Floor 2️⃣ Floor: Ginkgo Square, luggage storage, tourist center, intimate shop, Ningxiang flower pork shop, Wenheyou betel nut, Hunan souvenirs, Si Ge ice making, game machine street, brother sugar painting, 258 green bean cake 3️⃣ Floor: Fireworks viewing point, Yeman fruit shop, Nanshi Department Store, Lao Wang lard rice, Ren Yi handmade dumplings, Nanmenkou alley pig feet, Lang Ge tied chicken, Qiao Bo cold noodles, Kongjia sweet wine, Xiagang brand stinky dried tofu, Zhang's spring water snails, Mao Yi chicken feet, Huang Daxia pickles, Xiongsao winter melon tea, winter melon mountain sausage, Dongting Tea Shop, Li Dia Tofu Shop, Qiang Ge cold dishes, Shuangyanlou wonton, Zheng Ge beef skewers, happiness taste, Wangcheng lotus shrimp, Cha Yan Yue Se, Liu Ji sugar fried chestnuts, Ningxiang flower pig farm, Liu Ji sugar oil cake 4️⃣ Floor: Xiang Wanli Restaurant, Lili Modeling, Yongle Printing Store, Tongpu Street Lottery Shop, Sister Ye's House, Teacher Zhou's House, Hongshanghua Billiard Hall, South Gate Bathhouse, HELENS Bistro, Our Pub, Xiaoshi Grocery Store, Ma Fusheng, Xingfuli Marriage Registry 5️⃣ Floor: Galaxy Video Hall, Jinpen Foot Bathing City, Uncle Ke's House, Balloon Museum, Laugh Factory Theater, Sightseeing Cable Car, Big Pendulum Clock, Shugu Bookstore, Time Store, Community Barber Shop 6️⃣ Floor: Island Boat Skating Rink, Aunt Zhao's House, Yaode's House, Haitao's House, Xiangchun Community, Community Activity Center 🔆Must-eat Food 1️⃣Flavored Shrimp 2️⃣Lard Rice 3️⃣Grilled Butter BBQ 4️⃣Sugar-coated Baba 5️⃣Lard Rice 6️⃣Flavored Clams 7️⃣Winter Melon Slices 8️⃣Kong's Sweet Wine 9️⃣Noodles #2月好去2025

I went to Changsha during the New Year's Eve. There were so many people and it was so lively. I went to Orange State to take pictures during the day #IFS国金中心 #五一广场 Went to #Wenheyou #Dufujiangge #Taiping Old Street in the evening Because of the New Year's Eve, there are crowds of people everywhere. It's very lively. If you like nightlife, you must go to a live house. Enjoy listening to music and drinking some wine The pub is full of people and atmosphere In addition to these famous attractions You can also go to Kaifu Temple and Changsha Museum It will make you bright Come and visit #Yuelushan's Wanai Pavilion to check in and take photos On the way back, I went to take a cable slide down the mountain to the South Gate Remember to enter from the South Gate and exit from the South Gate You will save a lot of time. The first exit is Hunan University. You can also see the statue of Chairman Mao Finally, before leaving, I must eat Hunan cuisine, Changsha stinky tofu, it's so delicious Only Changsha has cheap prices and large portions I can hardly finish it without two stomachs Changsha is really a city that never sleeps, a gathering place for young people I will come back to Changsha again 🥰 wait for me Transportation tips 🚘- Didi, subway or walking Hotel 🏨-Fengqi Wutong Holiday Hotel (Changsha Wuyi Avenue Railway Station Subway Station Branch) Food and Restaurants 🍴🍕🍔－May 1st Square Shopping Guide💳💸💸－May 1st Shopping District

There are often queues for this lobster restaurant. Needless to say, everyone knows that this is the new check-in place in Changsha. This retro food district is hidden inside the modern square Changsha Hisense Plaza. Don’t just look at the outside of Hisense Plaza. It can be said to be a unique place inside. The old Changsha of the 1980s was "copied" into the shopping mall, restoring the cultural sentiments and bustle of the old Changsha. It has become a gourmet food landmark in Changsha. Changsha Wenheyou has a total of 6 floors. Each floor has its own characteristics and themes, which is suitable for shopping and shopping. Here is a guide for you to eat, drink, play and take photos with Super Wenheyou. Floor introduction: Specialties on the 1st and 2nd floors: Luggage storage area on the right side of the entrance. Specialties are sold on the second floor, such as lard bibimbap, stinky tofu, Wenheyou sour plum juice, etc. Snack Street on the 3rd floor: This floor is mainly a food area. There are too many sugar-coated cakes, stinky tofu, and tea. Retro and nostalgic shop on the 4th floor: There is a shop called [Childhood] inside, which is full of snacks that we ate when we were children. There are all kinds of nostalgic snacks that cannot be seen in other places. Time Store on the 5th floor: This floor is great for photography. The cable car in the picture is out of service, but it does not affect the photography. Very impressive. Life on the 6th floor: divided into two major areas: Xiangchun community and ice rink. The viewing angle on the sixth floor is very good, and the photos are stylish. Must-eat food list: 1. Sugar oil cake: The skin is crispy, the texture is soft and glutinous when you take a bite, and the sweetness reaches your heart. Such a happy feeling 2. Dongguashan Sausage: Charred on the outside, tender on the inside, crispy and delicious, and wrapped in secret chili oil, it’s amazing 3. Wen Heyou Shrimp: How can you not eat crayfish at a crayfish restaurant? The shrimp are big and tasty, and the shrimp meat is very elastic. 4. Lard bibimbap: It tastes just like when I was a kid. 5. Alley pig’s trotters: The pig’s trotters are soft and very tasty. 6. Laogang brand stinky tofu: How can you go to Changsha and not eat stinky tofu? Laogang brand stinky tofu is made with high heat and high oil temperature, making it crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. It is so delicious when topped with sauce. 7. Qiaobo cold noodles are delicious with sesame paste and the peanuts are very fragrant. 8. Sweet wine: Sweet wine with eggs and crayfish, love it 9. The tea is beautiful: Buy a cup of tea and go shopping. Small tips: 1. Regarding queuing: If you only go in to take photos and eat snacks, there is no need to queue. If you want to eat, you can make a reservation in advance. If you really don’t want to queue, you can avoid peak times. 2. Outfit recommendations: Mainly in retro style and market style, it is recommended to wear dark colors or retro floral dresses. 3. Film recommendations: Changsha logo and game consoles on the first floor, the "Memory of China" clock, Forever Street, etc. Wen Heyou used his own way to showcase Changsha's food and Changsha's market atmosphere, and it has become a well-deserved check-in place in Changsha. If you have time, be sure to come here for a walk, see old Changsha and taste the delicious food on the streets. Address: Retro Food Street inside Changsha Hisense Plaza

| Take retro photos from the 70s. Changsha in the 70s was a time of hardship and simple joy, a time of tradition and hope for a new life. Step into Wenheyou and travel back in time to the streets of old Changsha. The mottled walls, retro signs, and narrow aisles are all carefully crafted to recreate the past and bring back memories of a bygone era. 🚌: Take a bus to Haixin Plaza Station 🚃: Take Line 2 to Xiangjiang Middle Road Station, leave from Exit 2, and walk for a few minutes 🚗: Navigate to Haixin Plaza Parking Lot 💫 Go directly to the second floor, where you can find glass wooden frames, partition curtains, and a patio-like area to experience the three-dimensional ruins 💫 The third floor has all kinds of snacks and cultural and creative products 💫 After taking the elevator to the fifth floor, you can cross the Magpie Bridge and take photos at the Chinese Memory Grand Clock 💫 Walk through Xiangchun Restaurant and Mazhushan Zoo to reach the Wenheyou building space, where you can find the unique broken space with the Wenheyou Unlimited Company sign 📷 Use the dim lights and neon signs to create a retro atmosphere 📷 Find the right angle to show the spatial and three-dimensional sense of Wenheyou 📷 Use old objects and retro decorations to take close-up photos and enhance the story of the photos

#11月好去地方2024 Wenheyou Restaurant in Changsha is famous for its retro décor and delicious crayfish. The interior decoration of the restaurant is full of nostalgic atmosphere, as if leading people through time to experience the style of old Changsha. The walls are covered with old advertisements and photos, and the tables and chairs are also full of age, making people stop and take pictures. As for food, the crayfish here is definitely the highlight. I ordered the garlic flavor, which was rich in flavor. Every bite is filled with Changsha's unique spicy flavor and aroma, making you a regular customer after trying it. If you come to Changsha, Wenheyou Restaurant is definitely worth a try. While tasting the delicious food, you can also feel the strong nostalgic atmosphere and experience the unique dining pleasure.

This is Changsha Wenheyou A very unique cultural attraction A must-visit destination in Changsha!

||| It's invincible. I'm drooling in Changsha~ The crabs at Wenheyou are so delicious. When you come to Changsha, you must visit Wenheyou. There are many celebrity check-in spots, and you may even run into your favorite celebrity. Here you can not only feel the joy of making films, but also experience the joy of delicious food. This is simply a paradise for foodies. "Wenheyou Crab Head" Wenheyou has been doing this for more than ten years. This is what I look forward to most every year. It is also a hot item in autumn and winter🎉 It is hard to say which one is better between the "Signature Crab" and the "Garlic Hairy Crab". The signature crab has the numbing taste of green pepper, while the garlic hairy crab has a stronger garlic flavor. They are all plump female crabs. Each crab has a lot of crab roe and the meat is tender. It makes people drool when eating it~~ How can you not eat authentic and delicious Hunan cuisine when you come to Changsha? It is cheap and delicious. The special snacks that you can check in at Yongyuan Street must be "Qiao Bo Cold Noodles, Sugar-coated Baba, Kongjia Sweet Wine, Dongguashan Meat, Langge Bunched Chicken, Perilla Peach" and other authentic snacks... It's so fun to eat at Wenheyou✨

Start with a cup of Chayan Yuese and feel the hustle and bustle of the city that never sleeps. Changsha has a long history and culture of more than 3,000 years, with a profound heritage, and is known as the "Hometown of Qu Yuan and Jia Yi" and the "Famous City of Chu and Han Dynasties." Yuelu Mountain and Orange Island have long been famous, and Yuelu Academy has been singing for thousands of years. Strolling through the streets and alleys of Changsha, you can feel the unique atmosphere of this city. Small coffee shops, various cultural and creative products, traditional local restaurants, a dazzling array of small vendors, the lights and colors of the night, colorful neon lights, and the fragrant smell of chili peppers everywhere, the hustle and bustle of life, the most soothing to the heart - Changsha combines the charm of its rich cultural history with the poetic urban life, and frequently "goes viral." Travel itinerary D1: Tianxin Pavilion + Changsha Bamboo Slips Museum + Huogong Palace + Hunan First Normal University + Huangxing South Road Pedestrian Street + Du Fu Jiang Pavilion; D2: Orange Island + Taiping Street + Jia Yi's Former Residence + Hunan Provincial Museum + Mawangdui Han Tomb Site; D3: Yuelu Mountain + Yuelu Academy + Aiwan Pavilion + Lushan Temple + Hunan University

Wen Heyou The whole building is actually a food court with different restaurants inside where visitors can eat. The building in addition to the restaurant to eat, the interior decoration is full of 80s and 90s atmosphere, as an 80s me, there is a sense of familiarity, familiar billboards, stairs, antique exterior walls. It is full of historical atmosphere. The older generation can remember the past, and the new generation can feel the beauty of the past. Worth a visit for everyone. #old architecture #old Changsha #post80s #90s

When visiting Changsha, Hunan, you must visit Wenheyou, a popular check-in destination. Located in Hisense Plaza, Xiangjiang Middle Road. A miniature old Changsha in the 1980s was built in a modern commercial plaza, with a three-dimensional space design and scenes. Just one step away, you can feel the current situation of old Changsha in the 1980s. It is very desirable. There are six floors inside, each with a different theme style. Every corner is full of the authentic Changsha old street culture. The dilapidated building walls and roads, tables and chairs, and retro signs present the entire old Changsha community before your eyes. I can fully feel the meticulous and careful arrangement. You can even take a sightseeing cable car on the fifth floor, making the scene even more dynamic. There are many different street snacks and exquisite souvenirs to choose from on the lower floor. I think coming here is not just about eating delicious food, shopping and checking in, but also about experiencing an "immersive cultural experience".

Wenheyou Grand Place in Changsha is a shopping mall themed around old Chinese buildings, giving the feeling of walking through an old Chinese market. Inside, there are many shops selling both trendy fashion brands and local products. There are also restaurants serving spicy Hunan cuisine as well as international cuisine, making this a great place to shop and experience local culture in a nostalgic atmosphere.

#changsha #Wenheyou Fun place to visit and really makes you feel like you’re back in the 90s! It may be a bit busy but it’s fun being in such a vintage feeling place right in the heart of Changsha!

When the first Wen He You opened in China, it shocked the whole network. This immersive commercial scene became popular nationwide and a must-visit destination in Changsha. It's said to attract even more visitors than 5A tourist attractions. You have to visit at least once, and since it's very crowded during the day, I chose to come after 12:00 at night, which turned out to be the right decision. ⛰【Travel Tips】 📍Detailed address: Inside Hisense Plaza in Tianxin District, Changsha City, which is in the city center, within walking distance from Huangxing commercial area, IFC, etc. 🚗Transportation tips: Exit 2A of Xiangjiang Middle Road Station on Subway Line 2, 800 meters walk. 🕙Opening hours: 11:00-3:00, note that it really is open until 3:00 in the morning. This is especially friendly for those who like to take photos, as it gets much less crowded after 1:00, especially upstairs where you can take photos freely. 💰Ticket price: None 🌟Highlights: 👉Wen He You in Changsha is an 80s-style building with lots of snack bars and formal dining, but what's most special are the many photo-worthy scenes. The dilapidated old buildings, flickering neon lights, retro posters, and nostalgic grocery stores are all free to enter in an air-conditioned indoor environment. This immersive dining experience has, since 2018, pioneered a new form of business. Afterwards, similar venues opened one after another in Shenzhen and Guangzhou, and even if they're not called Wen He You, other cities have similar commercial forms. It can be said that it has been replicated a lot. 👉In terms of food, most of the malls used to have very formal restaurants, but here, most are street snack style, with stinky tofu, milk tea, and crayfish being the main attractions. The entrance on the first floor is located on Xiangjiang Middle Road, also known as Yongyuan Street, which was transformed from a real street; the entrances on the third and fifth floors are inside Hisense Plaza, which is interconnected with Hisense Plaza. Each floor has photo spots for checking in, and you can explore for hours, but be careful, it's easy to get lost. 👉Changsha's nightlife is rich and varied, and this place is a representative of that. There are still many people walking on the nearby streets at two or three in the morning, probably because the city likes to eat late-night snacks. It's suitable for living and also very suitable for younger people. Pozijie and Huangxing Road Food City are nearby, and it's more interesting to stroll around at night than during the day. 📌Little Tips: It's been open for six years now, and the retro nostalgia trend in commerce is also becoming prevalent nationwide, gradually leading to aesthetic fatigue in many places. Wen He You in Shenzhen and Guangzhou are almost cooling down. Taking photos is generally enough after one or two visits, and it's necessary to think of other ways to attract traffic, such as hosting art exhibitions, performance movie spaces, celebrity press conferences, etc., to constantly create new topics.

Coming to Changsha, don't just know about Pozi Street and Taiping Street. Today, I will take you to a night market that locals love to visit, which is currently one of the larger night markets in Changsha—Yangfan Night Market. Yangfan Night Market is located on Wanjiali Road in Furong District, Changsha. As night falls, Yangfan Night Market gradually becomes more and more lively, with a variety of delicacies, barbecue skewers, hot pot, pan-fried buns, sushi, and all kinds of fruits available. Here you can see the enthusiasm of the people of Changsha, as well as the city that never sleeps. This lobster restaurant is busy 365 days a year, once having a queue of 20,000 people checking in. Without saying much, everyone knows that this is Changsha's newly popular internet-famous check-in spot. Indian flying cakes: Fruits, eggs, meat floss, nearly 20 flavors to choose from, and you can also see the flying cake performance. We bought the meat floss flavor, which tastes good, but there are many people in line. Super Ge's Spicy Hot Pot: You can take whatever you want to eat directly from the pot, but the key is their soul dipping sauce, which is really amazing! Youlu: The marinated lotus root is highly recommended; it's the kind of big lake lotus root that is very flavorful. Duck feet and duck webs are only a few yuan each, and of course, you can also buy them by the pound or individually. Address: Yangfan Community, Hehua Road, Furong District, Changsha City, Hunan Province Route: You can take the subway line 2 and get off at Wanjiali Square Station and walk there. Super Wenheyou in Changsha is a retro food district hidden inside a modern plaza, which is quite a unique world inside. It has restored the cultural sentiments and the lively atmosphere of old Changsha. It has become a must-visit food landmark in Changsha. Super Wenheyou in Changsha has a total of 6 floors, each with its own characteristics and themes, very suitable for strolling, eating, and taking photos. Here is a guide to eating, drinking, playing, and taking photos at Super Wenheyou. Must-eat food list: 1. Sugar oil Baba: The crust is crispy, and biting into it reveals a soft and sticky texture with a sweetness that goes straight to the heart. Such a satisfying and happy feeling 2. Donggua Mountain meat sausage: Crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, deliciously crunchy, especially with the secret spicy chili oil, it's amazing 3. Wenheyou shrimp: How can you not eat crayfish at Asia's largest crayfish restaurant? The crayfish are big and flavorful, and the meat is very bouncy. 4. Lard mixed rice: How to describe it? It's just the taste of childhood 5. Alley pig's feet: The pig's feet are tender and very flavorful 6. Xiaogang brand stinky tofu: How can you not eat stinky tofu when in Changsha? Xiaogang brand stinky tofu is fried with high heat and oil, making the outside crispy and the inside soft and juicy, topped with sauce, it's too delicious and satisfying Qiao Bo cold noodles, sesame paste flavor, very fragrant with peanuts

📅 Itinerary: Hunan Museum - Xie Zilong Photography Art Museum - Wen He You (Hisense Plaza) 📍 Hunan Provincial Museum: A great place to learn about Hunan's history and culture. Came specifically to see Lady Xin Chui, a miracle of history. The recommended route is 2nd floor - 3rd floor - 1st floor, with Lady Xin Chui on the 1st floor, and the Mawangdui Han Tombs on the 3rd floor. 📍 Xie Zilong Photography Art Museum: Xie Zilong and Li Zijian are very close to each other, if you have time, you can visit them together~ There is a charge for viewing the exhibitions at Xie Zilong, but if you just want to take photos of the exterior, it's completely free🆓 Must mention the security uncle here who helps take photos and guide poses, absolutely amazing! 📍 Super Wen He You Hisense Plaza: With a total of six floors, it can be said to have been transformed into a super mall - combining shopping, food, entertainment, and night views all in one. The interior design style is unique, instantly taking you back to the 80s/90s. If you plan to eat here, make sure to book way, way in advance‼️ It's really crowded😂 Changsha is truly a city full of charm and vitality, I hope this guide can help you have a pleasant day trip! Bring your camera and create beautiful memories📸