[2025 Changsha Attraction] Travel Guide for Wuyi Square (Updated Mar)

✨ Highlights • Nightlife: Wuyi Square at 3 am is more exciting than during the day, Wenheyou takes you back to the 1980s, and you might meet a celebrity on Jiefang West Bar Street. • Spicy warning: Tea Yanyue Se with stinky tofu, Benluobo Liuyang Restaurant challenges you with Hunan spicy food, bring milk if you can't eat spicy food. • Trendy places: KAWS on the roof of the International Finance Center, Xie Zilong Photography Museum with a minimalist style, perfect for taking photos! 🌶️ Must-eat list ▫️ Dongguashan Sausage ▫️ Jinji Sugar Oil Tuotuo ▫️ Bus New Village Noodle Shop ▫️ Tianbao Brothers Spicy Crayfish Tips: Take the train at Orange Isle, the cable car at Yuelu Mountain stops at 4 pm!

📍Name of homestay: Xingzhi homestay 📍Location: core of Wuyi Square business district, 5 minutes walk from Huangxing Square, zero distance from subway entrance ✨ **Highlights of hot items, click quickly** ✨ ✔️ **Golden C position**: Go downstairs to Wuyi Square business district🔥, 5 minutes walk from Huangxing Square, IFS, and Pozi Street, Cha Yan Yue Se, Wen He You, and Hunan restaurants are everywhere, and midnight snacks and shopping are seamlessly connected! ✔️ **0 distance to the subway entrance**: 🚇The subway entrance is right outside the B&B! Line 2 goes directly to Orange Island, Yuelu Mountain, and the high-speed railway station, connecting Changsha attractions with one click, a boon for bikers! ✔️ **High-altitude ins style**: Panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the city night view🌃, white gauze curtains + original wood furniture + green plants embellishment, you can easily take pictures with a sense of atmosphere and share them on your circle of friends! ✔️ **Lazy Paradise**: Giant screen projection 🎬 + comfortable big bed + high-speed WiFi, you can relax in a gentle place after shopping, and takeaway can be delivered in seconds (crayfish with variety show yyds!) ✔️ **Thoughtful details**: 24-hour security 🔐, smart password lock, 100M optical fiber, complete kitchen utensils, even charging cables are prepared, and the landlord answers questions online, which is super warm~ 🍜 **Nearby treasures**: ▫️ Morning C and evening A: Cha Yan Yue Se/Guo Ya Ya walk for 3 minutes, Jiefang West Bar Street to have fun until the early morning! ▫️ Foodie Universe: Black Classic Stinky Tofu, Jinji Sugar-coated Tuotuo, Benluobo Hunan Restaurant...taste all the authentic Changsha flavors within 50 meters! ▫️ Internet celebrity check-in: Super Wenheyou retro blockbuster, KAWS sculpture on the top floor of IFS, just walking distance, super time-saving! 📸 **Accommodation experience**: "I thought the B&B in the city center would be noisy? It turned out to be very soundproof! After walking around until my legs were tired, I came back to take a bath and enjoy the night view. The landlord also gave me a secret food map🗺️! It only takes 10 minutes to get to Orange Island by subway. This location is really amazing!" 🌟 **Suitable for people**: ✅ Lazy free travel ✅ Couples and girlfriends travel ✅ Foodie check-in party ✅ Photo lover --- Live in the heart of Changsha, measure the fireworks with your feet, Xingzhi B&B - let the travel not only stop, but also understand the beauty of the travel

| 4-Day, 3-Night Super Detailed Shopping and Eating Guide.🏠Hotel Accommodation: Most convenient near Wuyi Square 🚗Transportation: The best way to get around Changsha is by subway. You can use Alipay to scan the QR code for travel. If you are going a short distance, you can choose a shared electric bike. ✍🏻Four-day itinerary: Day 1: Wuyi Square➡️IFS International Finance Center➡️Huangxing Pedestrian Street➡️Du Fu Jiang Pavilion➡️Super Wenheyou Day 2: Orange Island➡️Yuelu Mountain➡️Aiwan Pavilion➡️Hunan University➡️Lushan South Road Food Street➡️Houhu International Art District Day 3: Ancient Kaifu Temple➡️Huayi Brothers Movie Town Day 4: Librairie Avant-Garde➡️Chaozong Street➡️Xuanyuandian Alley➡️Fengying West Lane ✅Attraction Guide 1️⃣Orange Island: Advance reservation required, recommended to take the small train (40r/person) 2️⃣Yuelu Mountain: Advance reservation required, sightseeing bus purchase South Gate - Mountaintop Observation Corridor 3️⃣Ancient Kaifu Temple: 🎫10r/person, with entrance ticket you can get three incense sticks 4️⃣Taiping Old Street: Very lively, many shops for shopping and eating, recommended! 5️⃣Super Wenheyou: Recommended to go during the day, less people, no need to queue 6️⃣Huayi Brothers Movie Town: Very worth going for photos, even more suitable if you have children, Didi taxi fixed price around 30 7️⃣Librairie Avant-Garde: Very large bookstore, good for photos 🍜About Food 1️⃣Lu Ge Restaurant: Really good with rice, cumin beef and sauerkraut vermicelli recommended! 2️⃣Ben Luobo: Really delicious, spicy and fragrant 3️⃣Yuan Yang Coffee: Very impressive, every drink is good, price is not expensive 4️⃣Mountain Coffee: Worth checking in at the top of Yuelu Mountain, good for photos 5️⃣Guo Ya Ya: Avocado vs Coconut🥥 must drink! 6️⃣Fei Da Chu Chili Stir-fried Pork: Very good value for money, ate 2 meals in a row 7️⃣Stinky Tofu with a Good Reputation: Highly recommended! Not smelly but very delicious

🌈Famous for: Changsha's tea🍵-Chayan Yuese Family 🍽️Recommended restaurants: Chayan Yuese-Loulan, Saiwai, Tianxialiangcang, Fan Shu Yueling, Tianwai Laike, Kung Fu... 💰️Average price: 30 💗Other tips: Chayan Yuese concept store is a must-visit, with various styles that are simply amazing, it's the ceiling of milk tea shops, I went to Saiwai in Wuyi Square today, it's very stylish, beautiful Saiwai style, in addition to drinks, snacks and peripherals are very complete. Chayan Family: Chayan Yuese, Yangyang Coffee, Gudemoning, Zhuye Shijiu Tea, Chayan Xiaoshenxian

Changsha Wuyi Square is located near the city center, the largest food and shopping area in Changsha. You can spend the whole day here, eating, shopping, and spending money before flying back. Because this place is considered a shopping and souvenir source. Don't forget to stop by and choose. In addition, at night, there are many street foods to choose from. The lights at night are beautiful and the atmosphere is different. This place combines tourist attractions, shopping areas, and delicious street food for us to choose to eat. Changsha Wuyi Square (Wuyi Square) is an important tourist attraction in Changsha, Hunan Province, China. It is a spacious and lively square with interesting arts, culture, and activities. ### Highlights 1. **Big Monument**: The square has a monument built to commemorate the founder of the city. It has a beautiful design and is a popular photo spot. 2. **Modern buildings**: Around the square, there are tall and old buildings that show the diversity of the city's architecture, as well as various shops selling local products and souvenirs. 3. **Public park**: There are green spaces lined up. It is suitable for walking, relaxing and enjoying the fresh air. ### Activities 1. **Photography**: Tourists can take pictures of the beautiful monuments and buildings around the square. 2. **Explore the market**: Try exploring the shops around the square, where you can buy local products and souvenirs. 3. **Watch a show**: Sometimes there are cultural or local performances held in the square. 4. **Relax**: Sit in the garden and feel the cool breeze while watching the people and activities around you. ### Transportation - **Subway**: You can take the subway to Wuyi Square Station, which connects to other attractions in the city. You can take the subway line 5/4, exit 3. - **Bus**: There are many lines that pass through the square, making it convenient to travel. - **Taxi**: You can hail a taxi or use the ride-hailing app to get to the square. Changsha Wuyi Square is a creative place and a hub for cultural and social activities in Changsha. If you have the chance to visit here, I assure you that you will have a unique experience! #Changsha #WuyiSquare #wuyi #五一广场 #tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี

✅Recommended route with no turning back: Wuyi Square - IFS International Finance Center - Huangxing Road Pedestrian Street - Nanmenkou Night Market - Du Fu River Pavilion - Super Wen He You - Pozi Street - Taiping Old Street - 📍Wuyi Square (Subway Lines 1, 2 'Wuyi Square' station) Wuyi Square is the very center of Changsha's commercial circle, attracting a huge flow of people, even in the early hours of the morning 🥯Recommended food: Tea Yan Yue Se, Mo Mo Dim Sum Bureau, Jiu Niu Yi Chuan, Ben Luo Bo, Xia Xiao Long Old Changsha Long Shrimp Restaurant ➡️Walk to IFS International Finance Center (P3) (about 10min) - 📍IFS International Finance Center (Shopping mall, KAWS) IFS International Finance Center is a landmark in the center of Changsha, where you can take the elevator next to the mall directly to the 7th floor for a photo with KAWS ➡️Walk to Huangxing Road Pedestrian Street (about 5min) - 📍Huangxing Road Pedestrian Street (Nightlife, perfect spot for checking in and taking photos) Huangxing Road Pedestrian Street is a city that never sleeps at night, where you can always find something good to eat 🥯Recommended food: Black Classic Stinky Tofu, Fish Xiao Xian, Crab Zhu Long En. Shrimp and Crab Restaurant, Liu Ji Special Rib Meat, Public Village Noodle Shop, Liang Xia Er Ge ➡️Walk to Nanmenkou Night Market (about 10min) - 📍Nanmenkou (Night Market) Nanmenkou has a variety of affordable food, mainly concentrated around 'Changjun Middle School' and 'Shang Bixiang Street' 🥯Recommended food: Old Jar Chopped Pepper Hand-Torn Chicken, Beef Dry Burn Chicken, Jin Ji Sugar Oil Tuotuo, Tianma Beef Cake ➡️Walk to Du Fu River Pavilion (about 10min) - 📍Du Fu River Pavilion (Xiang River Scenic Spot) You can visit inside, which has a cultural and creative store ⌚️Opening hours: 9:00-21:30 Lighting time: 19:00-21:00 🎫Ticket price: 11💰 (Discount ticket: 5.5💰) ➡️Walk to Super Wen He You (about 10min) - 📍Super Wen He You (Restoring the old Changsha retro block) It is very suitable for taking photos and checking in, and there is also a sightseeing cable car, with night snacks operating until about three o'clock in the morning 🥯Recommended food: Scraped Cold Noodles, Sesame Oil Pig Blood, Qiao Bo Cold Noodles, Perilla Peach Ginger ➡️Walk to Pozi Street (about 7min) - 📍Pozi Street (Food Walking Street) You can check in for food and visit Huogongdian 🥯Recommended food: Si Jie Noodle House, Shao Master's Preserved Vegetable Pork Cake, Xiandu Sauce Duck ➡️Walk to Taiping Old Street (about 5min) - 📍Taiping Old Street (Historical Old Street) Taiping Old Street is only 375 meters long, but it has a history of 2000 years 🥯Recommended food: Yuanyang Coffee (Taiping Granary Store, with a very stylish backyard), Yuan Ji Hu Roasted Chicken - 📍Rice Noodle Street (Changsha Rice Noodle Street P7, Subway Line 2 'Furong Square' station) Recommended stores: Bayi Bridge Original Flavor Changsha Rice Noodles, Yideyi Changde Beef Noodles, Xiangzhai Rice Noodles

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.

Located in Changsha, Changsha actually has such a beautiful garden Although the place is not big, it has a lot of flavor and is very suitable for shooting ancient style and new Chinese style. The photo rate is very high, and every shot is beautiful, and there is no need for people to squeeze!!! Location: Changsha Huayage (can be directly navigated) Tickets: Free Transportation: Very convenient, you can take the subway line 5/4 exit 3, you can drive by yourself! The entrance of the garden will pass through a long corridor, inside there are unique pavilions, small bridges and flowing water, full of life, flowing beauty! When it comes to autumn, there happens to be a large ginkgo forest in the yard, plus the warm sun in the afternoon, that scene can be directly out of the original picture, the main hit is a sense of atmosphere!!! Sisters who want to go, hurry up, this place is very suitable for appointments, few people and quiet! There are peacocks inside, but it also depends on personal luck!

# 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😋😋

#中国 Mainland Attractions Wuyi Square is located in the center of Changsha's business circle and is also the oldest area in Changsha. The site of ancient Changsha is today's Wuyi Square and its surrounding areas. For thousands of years, the area around Wuyi Square has always been It was the seat of official offices in ancient Changsha throughout the ages. Wuyi Commercial District has firmly ranked as the largest central commercial district in Changsha, affecting the whole of Hunan. In the minds of Changsha people, Wuyi Square is the center of the old city. It is the intersection of Huangxing Road and Wuyi Road. It has a strong commercial atmosphere on all sides and is the most popular place in Changsha. It has international high-end shopping malls and various features. The snack bar is a must-visit place when visiting Changsha.

I tried Tian Xiaogou in Xingsha a few years ago and was deeply impressed. Now Tian Xiaogou has branches all over Changsha 🌺, but the original restaurant in downtown still offers the best taste and most atmospheric dining environment. The cozy farmhouse courtyard setting perfectly captures a warm, rustic charm. While not cheap, the food quality and taste are exceptional, with some dishes that can only be described as stunning. 👍Braised Platter: Tender braised pork feet and chicken feet with rich marinade flavors, served with some pork intestines and bean curd sheets underneath - a heavenly combination for drinking. 🐂Beef Soup: We requested extra cilantro, and when it arrived, it was exactly what we wanted. Cilantro covered the surface, with freshly sliced beef in a rich bone broth. We each had at least three bowls! 🍖Lotus Root with Spare Ribs: Fresh lotus root segments that maintain their delicate connecting strings, paired with tender, fresh spare ribs in a sweet and slightly spicy pink sauce - very NICE, every bite is pure happiness ❤️ 🥚Stir-fried Bean Sprouts with Eggs: A refreshingly delicious dish where bean sprouts and eggs create an irresistible combination~ 🐶Tian Xiaogou Restaurant (Caizi Jiajun Branch) 👉50m west of the intersection of Xingsha Avenue and Yingpan East Road, south side 💵Average cost per person: around 120 yuan (varies depending on ordering)

🔜Changsha Changsha is a city of delicious food and cultural charm. You can see the statues of great men and enjoy the scenery of Xiangjiang River at Orange Island. Climb Yuelu Mountain to visit the ancient sites and experience the academy culture; go shopping and eat at May Day Square and check in at Cha Yan Yue Se. Try stinky tofu and sugar-coated rice cakes at Taiping Street and experience the hustle and bustle of old Changsha. Visit the Mawangdui Han Tomb at the Hunan Provincial Museum and appreciate the thousand-year history. A night cruise on the Xiangjiang River and a bowl of authentic rice noodles are worth the trip 🙈 🔜Qingdao Qingdao is surrounded by mountains and the sea, with many scenic spots. The pier is a landmark where you can enjoy seagulls and sunsets. Badaguan has red tiles and green trees, which is suitable for strolling and taking photos. Laoshan is connected to the sea and you can climb to the top to overlook the magnificent scenery. The night view of May Fourth Square is charming, the light show is not to be missed, and the Beer Museum. Learn about Tsingtao Beer🍺 culture and taste fresh beer. The seafood stalls and beer in bags are must-try. Travel in spring and autumn, the weather is pleasant, avoid the summer crowds 👍 🔜Chongqing Chongqing, the mountain city, is a magical 8D city. The night view of Hongyadong is like Spirited Away, a must-see. Jiefangbei is a place where you can enjoy a meal and a stroll, with the aroma of hotpot and noodles filling the streets. The Yangtze River Cableway flies over the two rivers, offering a three-dimensional view of the city. Watch the light rail passing through the building in Liziba, take the same photos as the internet celebrities 😆 Visit the ancient town of Ciqikou and try the old fried dough twist to feel the fireworks of old Chongqing. Watch the night view from a tree in Nanshan, and see the confluence of two rivers at Chaotianmen. The spicy and underworld atmosphere of Chongqing will make you addicted when you come here🤙 🔜Xi'an Xi'an is a thousand-year-old capital city where history and food coexist. The Terracotta Warriors are breathtaking and a must-see wonder of the world. Enjoy the charm of the prosperous Tang Dynasty at the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, the beautiful musical fountain at night, and ride along the city wall to overlook the ancient city and feel the vicissitudes of life. Eat Roujiamo and Yangroupaomo in Huimin Street, taste the authentic Shaanxi flavor, the lights of the Tang Dynasty City that never sleeps are bright, and dream back to the prosperous Chang'an 🌆

#discoverchina #ChinaCity #长沙 Changsha, located in Hunan Province, China, is a city with a long and rich history that can be traced back to the Hemudu Culture period. It was once part of the Chu and Wu kingdoms, and during the Three Kingdoms period, it was under the rule of Shu Han. In modern times, Changsha was a revolutionary base and remains an important city in the development of the People's Republic of China. Although the city has modernized, it still preserves many historical sites. Strategically located in the central southern region, Changsha enjoys convenient transportation and serves as a vital hub connecting the southeast, southwest, central, and southern regions of China. The city's cuisine is known for its spicy, savory, and bold flavors, which are especially popular among young people. At the heart of Changsha's cultural identity is the profound influence of Huxiang culture, which is reflected in the city's lively and vibrant atmosphere. Changsha is also famous for its vibrant nightlife. From Wuyi Square and IFS International Finance Center to Huangxing Pedestrian Street and Dufu Pavilion, the city offers a wide variety of nightlife spots, making it an excellent place to experience the local night scene. Please follow this page, you will learn more about Chinese cities, landscapes, tourism, and cuisine. #Changsha #CityWalk #Chinesecities

Hunan is a charming tourist destination. Here's a travel guide featuring Changsha, Zhangjiajie, and Fenghuang Ancient Town to help you better plan your trip. Itinerary Day 1: Arrive in Changsha Morning: After arriving in Changsha, check in to a hotel near Wuyi Square. After a short rest, visit Yuelu Mountain, Yuelu Academy, and Aiwan Pavilion. Afternoon: Go to Orange Isle, take a sightseeing bus tour, and visit the Young Mao Zedong Statue. Evening: Enjoy Changsha specialties such as stinky tofu and sugar-oiled baba at Wuyi Square. Day 2: Changsha - Shaoshan - Zhangjiajie Morning: Visit Shaoshan, Chairman Mao's Former Residence, and the Bronze Statue Square. Afternoon: Take the high-speed train to Zhangjiajie and check in to a hotel in Wulingyuan District upon arrival. In the evening, you can watch the Charming Xiangxi show. Day 3: Zhangjiajie National Forest Park Morning: Enter Zhangjiajie National Forest Park from the east gate of Wulingyuan, take the park's eco-friendly bus to Ten Mile Gallery, and take the Bailong Elevator up the mountain. Afternoon: Visit Yuanjiajie and enjoy the beautiful scenery of Hallelujah Mountain. Evening: Return to the city center. If time permits, visit the 72 Strange Buildings. Day 4: Tianmen Mountain - Fenghuang Ancient Town Morning: Take the cable car up the mountain and visit the glass walkway and the Ghost Valley Plank Road on Tianmen Mountain. Afternoon: Go to Fenghuang Ancient Town, check in to a characteristic inn, and enjoy the night view of the Tuojiang River. Day 5: Fenghuang Ancient Town - Return Morning: Stroll through Fenghuang Ancient Town and experience the tranquility and beauty of the ancient town.

3 Days 2 Nights Changsha Travel Guide | Must-See Attractions 🎆 Hey there, fellow travel enthusiasts! If you're planning a 3-day, 2-night trip to Changsha, you've chosen the perfect destination. This vibrant city, steeped in history and brimming with energy, offers a plethora of exciting experiences. Let me guide you through some must-see attractions in Changsha, ensuring a fulfilling and memorable journey! ## Orange Isle (Juzizhou) - Changsha's Iconic Landmark Orange Isle (Juzizhou), a designated national scenic spot, is undoubtedly Changsha's shining emblem. The magnificent statue on the isle is a renowned landmark, and every visitor to Changsha dreams of capturing a perfect photo with it, creating a lasting memory. 🎫Tickets: Free 🆓 However, reservations are required 3-7 days in advance. Remember to plan your itinerary accordingly and book early to avoid any delays. ⏰Opening Hours: 7:00 - 22:00. You can choose to visit in the early morning to witness the first rays of sunlight illuminating the statue, or in the evening to admire the tranquility and beauty of Orange Isle under the sunset glow. 🚗Transportation: Take Subway Line 2 to Juzizhou Station. The transportation is very convenient. After exiting the subway, stroll along the island's pathways, feel the gentle breeze, and let the world slow down around you. ## Hunan Museum - A Treasure Trove of Hunan Culture A visit to Changsha wouldn't be complete without exploring the Hunan Museum. This museum is a time capsule, showcasing the millennial imprint of Hunan culture, allowing you to delve into the natural environment and development of Hunan's people. 🎫Tickets: Free 🆓 But again, reservations are required 3-7 days in advance due to its immense popularity and the large number of daily visitors. ⏰Opening Hours: 9:00 - 17:00. Stepping into the museum is like traveling through a time tunnel. The museum houses numerous precious artifacts, including those from the Mawangdui Han Tombs site. Imagine witnessing the wisdom and lifestyle of people from over two thousand years ago through these relics—an awe-inspiring and moving experience beyond words. 🚗Transportation: Take Subway Line 6 to Xiangya Hospital Station. The museum is just a short walk from the station. ## Yuelu Mountain - Changsha's Natural and Cultural Gem Yuelu Mountain is a popular hiking destination for Changsha locals and a must-visit attraction for tourists. Here, you can enjoy the pleasure of hiking while immersing yourself in the rich historical and cultural atmosphere. 🎫Tickets: Free 🆓 Reservations can be made 3-7 days in advance. Don't miss out on this affordable and enjoyable experience. ⏰Opening Hours: 3:00 - 22:00. Early birds can visit Yuelu Mountain at dawn to watch the sunrise and breathe in the fresh air. Alternatively, an evening visit offers a unique charm, with the moonlight casting a serene and mystical glow over the mountain forest. 🚗Transportation: Take Subway Line 2/4 to Yiwuyuan Station. Once at Yuelu Mountain, be sure to visit Yuelu Academy, one of the four ancient academies in China. Strolling through its grounds, you can almost hear the echoes of ancient scholars reciting their lessons. Don't forget Aiwan Pavilion, where the maple leaves transform into a fiery spectacle every autumn, captivating visitors with their breathtaking beauty. ## Wuyi Square - The Heart of Changsha's Bustle Wuyi Square is the city center of Changsha, bustling with activity all day long. It's a magnet for tourists from all directions, drawing them in with its vibrant energy. 🎫Tickets: Free. Enjoy the hustle and bustle whenever you visit. ⏰Opening Hours: 24/7. Wuyi Square exudes different charms throughout the day and night. During the day, sunlight bathes the streets, and IFS, Huangxing Road Pedestrian Street, Pozi Street, and Taiping Street are all within easy reach. Spend a day exploring the diverse shops and trendy boutiques. As night falls, the area comes alive with dazzling lights and a lively atmosphere. Indulge in the countless street food options, from stinky tofu and sugar-oiled baba to crayfish—each bite a tantalizing treat. 🚗Transportation: Take Subway Line 1/2 to Wuyi Square Station, and you'll step right into the heart of the action. ## Du Fu River Pavilion - A Stunning Night View Spot Located on the banks of the Xiangjiang River, Du Fu River Pavilion was built to commemorate the renowned poet Du Fu. It offers a breathtaking night view of Changsha. As darkness descends, the pavilion becomes a dazzling spectacle of lights, creating a picture-perfect scene. 🎫Tickets: 11 RMB. You can book online or purchase tickets offline for added convenience. ⏰Opening Hours: 9:00 - 22:00. Visit in the evening, enjoy the gentle river breeze, and admire the illuminated cityscape along the Xiangjiang River. Capture stunning photos with ease. 🚗Transportation: Take Subway Line 2 to Xiangjiang Middle Road Station, and the pavilion is just a short distance away. ## Kaifu Temple - A Sanctuary for the Soul Kaifu Temple offers a tranquil escape for the soul. Here, you can offer prayers for peace and happiness, collect unique stamps as souvenirs, capture memorable photos, feed the pigeons, and savor a bowl of vegetarian noodles or a Buddhist meal, embracing the serenity and harmony. 🎫Tickets: 10 RMB. Book online or purchase tickets offline. ⏰Opening Hours: 9:00 - 17:00. Step into Kaifu Temple and leave the city's hustle and bustle behind, finding inner peace and tranquility. 🚗Transportation: Take Subway Line 1 to Kaifu Temple Station for easy access. These are the must-see attractions for a 3-day, 2-night trip to Changsha. I hope you have a wonderful time and create lasting memories in this captivating city!

🏨 Changsha Fangtang Migo Hotel 😀 Located in Changsha's liveliest Wuyi Square 🥹 I've stumbled upon a breathing art museum! ☺️ A designer hotel with a prime location on Huangxing Pedestrian Street ☺️ The rawness of bare concrete, the coolness of stainless steel, 😗 and the warmth of leather sofas create a sophisticated chemistry 😝 Each room is a unique exhibition space❗️ 😃 270° floor-to-ceiling windows frame the dynamic cityscape of Wuyi Square 😚 Bathtub projector + pour-over coffee bar = perfect for photos 🥰 The quad room hides a whole wall of neon lights, perfect for a girls' getaway 😍 Ergonomic chairs in the work area, a dream for workaholics 😜 The magic of light and shadow 😝 Morning sunlight dances on the concrete walls 😘 At night, neon lights cast cyberpunk spots through the blinds 🤩 The rooftop laundry room offers a bird's-eye view of the pedestrian street 🥳 Unbeatable location: Tea Yanyuese/Benluobo are just downstairs

### Changsha Travel Guide for Two: Budget ¥5,000, Explore the Star City I. Trip Overview - **Budget**: ¥5,000 (for two people) - **Duration**: 4 days and 3 nights - **Theme**: History and culture + natural scenery + gourmet food - **Suitable for**: Couples, friends, families II. Itinerary **Day 1: History and Culture Tour** - **Morning**: Arrive in Changsha and check in to a hotel near Wuyi Square (budget hotels such as Home Inn or Hanting are recommended, approx. ¥300/night). - **Afternoon**: - **Yuelu Mountain**: Free admission. Take the cable car up the mountain (¥25/person). Visit Yuelu Academy (admission ¥50/person), Aiwan Pavilion, and other scenic spots. - **Hunan University**: Stroll around the campus, experience the rich academic atmosphere, and take photos. - **Evening**: - **Huangxing Road Walking Street**: Enjoy Changsha stinky tofu, sugar-oiled baba, and other snacks, and experience the night market atmosphere. **Day 2: Nature and City Vibe** - **Morning**: - **Orange Isle**: Free admission. Visit the Chairman Mao statue and enjoy the scenery of the Xiang River. - **Afternoon**: - **Changsha IFS**: Visit this popular landmark for shopping and leisure. - **Taiping Street**: Explore the old street and savor authentic Hunan cuisine. We recommend the Cuyanshi Restaurant for their small stir-fried yellow beef (approx. ¥80/person). - **Evening**: - **Xiang River Night Cruise**: Take a boat tour to admire the night view (tickets approx. ¥100/person) and experience the romance of Changsha. **Day 3: Culture and Food Experience** - **Morning**: - **Hunan Provincial Museum**: Free admission. Learn about the history of the Mawangdui Han Tombs (reservations required). - **Afternoon**: - **Lieshi Park**: Free admission. Stroll along the lake and experience the blend of nature and history. - **Evening**: - **Pozi Street**: Enjoy spicy hot pot, Sister Dumplings, and other snacks, and experience Changsha nightlife. **Day 4: Leisure Shopping and Departure** - **Morning**: - **Tianxin Pavilion**: Climb the tower for a panoramic view of the old city (free admission). - **Afternoon**: - **Wuyi Square**: Shopping and leisure. Buy local specialties such as chili sauce and cured meat. - **Evening**: Depart from Changsha. III. Cost Breakdown 1. **Transportation**: - Round-trip high-speed rail/train tickets: Approx. ¥1,000 (for two people). - Local transportation: Subway + taxi, approx. ¥200. 2. **Accommodation**: - Budget hotel: ¥300/night × 3 nights = ¥900. 3. **Food**: - Daily food budget: ¥200/day × 4 days = ¥800. 4. **Admission Fees**: - Yuelu Mountain cable car: ¥50/person × 2 = ¥100. - Xiang River Night Cruise tickets: ¥100/person × 2 = ¥200. 5. **Shopping and Other Expenses**: - Local specialties + souvenirs: Approx. ¥500. - Other miscellaneous expenses: ¥300. **Total Budget**: Approx. ¥5,000 (adjustable based on actual spending). IV. Useful Tips 1. **Transportation**: Changsha's subway system covers major attractions. Purchasing a subway card or using mobile payment is recommended. 2. **Accommodation**: The area around Wuyi Square offers convenient transportation. Budget hotels or homestays are recommended. 3. **Food**: Hunan cuisine is generally spicy. You can inform the restaurant in advance to adjust the spiciness level according to your preference. 4. **Important Notes**: - Reservations are required for the Hunan Provincial Museum. It is advisable to avoid peak times on weekends. - It is recommended to purchase tickets for the Xiang River Night Cruise in advance to avoid long queues.

📍Xishi Jiuwu I've been there three times in the past few years, and there's always something new. I can unknowingly spend a couple of hours browsing inside. The first floor is full of nostalgic, retro items, and the second floor is a general store with tons of small items. Toys, cups, jewelry, handicrafts, bags, and clothing—the variety is impressive👍 There are also many beautifully decorated coffee shops and an open-air market nearby, so there's a place to rest when you get tired. It's definitely a great place to spend a weekend indoors😜

How can you not take photos with the statues of great men when you come to Changsha? If you don't want to crowd and walk a lot Then this small and beautiful location is suitable for you The netizens really didn't lie to me, Bisha Lake subway station is directly connected Opposite Exit 5️⃣, next to the railing of the waterworks Go left to the viewing platform 100 meters to take photos, the atmosphere is full . 📍: Exit 5️⃣ of Bisha Lake Subway Station on Line 4 . ✅Photography tips: 1. The camera is located across the river, which is quite far away, so you need to zoom in to shoot 2. If you need to take a close-up photo of a great man’s statue, it is better to choose Orange Island, which is more suitable for taking clear group photos 3. It's nice to take photos of the statue next to the railing opposite the subway station exit. There's a viewing platform 100 meters to the left, where you can take photos of people. 4. You need to zoom in when taking photos. When taking photos on the viewing platform, the photographer should be farther away from the people and then zoom in to keep the proportions of the statue and the people appropriate. It is recommended to shoot horizontally and lower the exposure point to improve clarity. 5. It is recommended to go to take photos around 6pm. The sky is blue before sunset and orange and gold at sunset, both of which are very beautiful. 📍 Taiping Street, Tianxin District, Changsha City (near May Day Square) 🚇 Metro Line 1/2 "May 1st Square Station" Exit 1, 5 minutes walk to the destination 🕒 Recommended time: after 3pm (it’s great to go shopping until the evening!) 🍜 Must-eat list 1️⃣ 【Cha Yan Yue Se】 ✅ Orchid Latte + Shengsheng Oolong, Changsha limited milk tea, must check in! If the store at the corner of the street is crowded, you can walk inside. There may be 3 branches within 50 meters 😂. There are usually tastings at the door. There is a Cha Yan collection store in the middle of Taiping Street, which has a variety of Cha Yan snacks and souvenirs 👍 2️⃣【Black classic stinky tofu】 Crispy on the outside and tender and juicy on the inside! You can choose the spiciness, and pair it with diced radish to make it sour and refreshing. 3️⃣ 【Hu Ji Fried Fried Fried】 The old-fashioned fried skewers, the tenderloin and spareribs are must-order! 🕹️ 4️⃣ 【Sweet Tiger】Their souvenir chili sauce (the tea oil series is delicious) is available for tasting at the door, but the price is a bit expensive. 5️⃣ 【笨腐ロ】If you want to eat Hunan cuisine, you can go there. The queue is basically about half an hour, and the number is called quickly. 【Taiping Street Main Street】 Bluestone road + red lanterns + old signs, take photos in the evening blues, full of atmosphere 【Former Residence of Jia Yi】 The former residence of the Western Han Dynasty literati (free to visit), the white walls and bamboo shadows are very suitable for taking photos in Hanfu/new Chinese clothing ⚠️ Pitfall avoidance guide Don't buy scooped/cut fruit on the main street! Price Assassin It's crowded on holidays. If you want to have a quiet time shopping and eating, it's recommended to come on weekdays. Recommended souvenirs: chili sauce, preserved duck Wear comfortable shoes! The cobblestone road is uneven and it is easy to sprain your ankle 📌 Tips: There is more fireworks at night! The weather in Changsha is changeable, remember to bring an umbrella!

We checked into Hua Tien Choice Hotel (booked via Trip.com, foreigner-friendly & well-located). A quick but fulfilling stop before heading to Zhangjiajie National Forest Park! 🚶♂️ City Walk Highlights: Strolled through Wangfujing, Taiping Old Street & Xipailou, soaking in the vibrant city life. Visited Juzizhou (Orange Isle) to see the iconic Mao Zedong statue & enjoy the scenic river views. 🍽️ Must-Try Local Delicacies: Black Smelly Tofu Cha Yan Yue Se Milk Tea— Gong Jiao Xin Cun Noodle Shop Ben Luo Bo Restaurant—authentic Changsha flavors at their best! 💆♂️ Evening Relaxation: Massage time to recharge after a full day of exploring. A good night’s rest before the adventure continues in Zhangjiajie. ✨ Why Stop in Changsha? ✔️ Rich culture, lively streets & famous landmarks. ✔️ A food lover’s paradise—so many local must-tries! ✔️ Perfect city stop before heading into nature’s wonders. #discoverchina #hunanadventures #travel #thingstodo #familytravel #myitinerary #citydaytours #china #localfood

Changsha Hotel Check-in Experience Nocturne | Indoor Courtyard Bathtub “Projection | Bluetooth Speaker | 28 sq m | 1.8m Bed The location is excellent, just across the road from Huangxing Road Pedestrian Street, which leads directly to Wuyi Square and IFS. Walk a bit further and you'll reach Xuanyuan Hall. Tianxin Pavilion is accessible from the Jianxiang Road side. We visited all these places on foot in one day and found ourselves going back and forth around this area. Soundproofing | The Bluetooth speaker is built into the wall. We tried turning the volume up more than halfway, and when the door was closed, almost no sound could be heard outside. However, in the evening, when we played music at less than half volume, the guests in the next room contacted us through the front desk because they could hear the music. The walls are probably thin, and since the speaker is embedded, the sound travels more to the adjacent room than outside the door. Other | The bathroom, bathtub, and toilet are behind the bed, separated by black glass. However, the glass is translucent and there's no door, so whether you're using the toilet, showering, or taking a bath, it's all very open. Bathroom | The faucet is too close to the wall and the water pressure is too high. When washing hands, the water splashes everywhere. Strangely, the water from the faucet is much hotter than the shower water. The shower water pressure is too low, and even when the hot water is turned up to the maximum, it's not hot enough, while a little hot water from the faucet is scalding. Design | The room is indeed beautiful, but it's too dark and the table is too low. It's hard to see in the bathroom mirror when putting on makeup. I brought my own mirror, but the table is so low that I have to hunch over, and the lighting is too dim to see clearly. This is the most inconvenient aspect. Sockets | There are many charging points in the room, including direct Type-C ports. Finally, my phone and watch don't have to queue up for charging.

My first stop in Changsha—Kaifu Temple. I was truly amazed. Temples can be this fun to visit?! 🔺The little monk statues are so cute! Even though they're made of stone, they're so adorable I just want to touch them! 🔺You can get a necklace for your pet. With any purchase, you can add on a necklace. Each person can only redeem one, so if you have two pets, it's best to go with another person. 🔺The bracelets and prayer beads at Kaifu Temple are quite expensive... (not as cost-effective as those at Nanputuo Temple🤫) 🔺The vegetarian noodles are delicious! It says pickled mustard green broth, but... isn't it actually meigan cai? 😂 The texture is very similar... Or is this what they call pickled mustard greens in Changsha? A northerner is confused🤔 But it's really fragrant! Ten yuan a bowl is enough for a girl. 🔺The new exhibition blew my mind! In today's digital media age, even temples are keeping up with the times. A digital scripture library, tapping a wooden fish on a tablet, a 3D immersive Buddhist learning experience, a cyberpunk Buddha... Kaifu Temple, you're incredibly impressive!!! 🔺There are two photo spots, one with words on the wall and the other with photo props provided by the temple. They're both great for taking pictures! Tickets: 10 yuan, including three incense sticks upon entry. Opening hours: 6:30–18:00 Transportation: Take Metro Line 1 to Kaifu Temple Station, Exit 1, and walk about 300m.

The hotel I chose for this trip to Changsha was fantastic👏 I can't help but share it with you. 🏨Wanbo Hotel 📍6th Floor, New World Building, Wuyi Avenue 🏮Stepping into the lobby, you'll instantly feel transported back in time. The overall style is Chinese retro! Every piece of decoration exudes elegance and charm. 🛁We chose the Bathtub King Room, a perfect blend of retro and modern! After a long day of exploring, soak in the bathtub🫧 and enjoy the night view of Wuyi Square outside the window. 🧂Complete set of toiletries provided. 💂‍♀️24-hour butler service and coffee☕️ 🚇Wuyi Square metro station is right downstairs, making transportation very convenient. Plenty of options for dining, entertainment, and fun nearby. Checked off many Changsha specialties✅

📍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!

🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩 1. Hotel Location📍 The V Vickers Hotel is located next to Changsha's bustling Wuyi Square and IFS International Finance Square🎉. Wuyi Square is the "heart" of Changsha, lively and prosperous, with the aroma of delicious food filling the streets. Local snacks like stinky tofu and sugar-oiled baba are tempting🍢🍡. From the hotel, it's just a few minutes' walk to the subway station🚇. Changsha's convenient subway network provides quick access to famous attractions such as Yuelu Mountain and Orange Isle, allowing you to easily experience Changsha's unique scenery🌄. With numerous bus routes nearby, whether you're heading to Changsha Railway Station to start a new journey🚄, or exploring the old streets of Changsha to find authentic Hunan cuisine, travel is easy and stress-free🚗. 2. Hotel Facilities🛏 Room Facilities Step into the guest room and you'll be greeted by a warm and comfortable king-size bed🛏, complete with high-quality bedding. Lying down feels like being wrapped in a cloud, instantly dispelling travel fatigue. The independent bathroom has a separate wet and dry area, with brand-new, high-end fixtures. The shower head provides even water flow, with hot water available instantly. Brand-name toiletries are also thoughtfully provided🧴. The smart TV offers a vast library of movies and TV shows📺, allowing you to watch popular series and classic films at your leisure. The mini-fridge in the room is stocked with refreshing drinks🧊, offering a cool respite during Changsha's hot summers. Some rooms feature a tatami leisure area with soft cushions, where you can enjoy tea, read📖, and relax. Public Facilities The hotel lobby exudes a modern and stylish atmosphere, furnished with comfortable sofas and greenery🪴, creating a tranquil haven amidst the hustle and bustle, where guests can relax and socialize. There's also a free self-service tea area with a variety of teas to choose from, allowing you to unwind with the aroma of tea☕. Luggage storage is available for early arrivals or those with travel plans after check-out👜. The hotel also provides free parking🅿, eliminating parking worries for guests driving their own cars. 3. Hygiene🧼 Room Hygiene A professional cleaning team performs thorough daily deep cleaning of all guest rooms🧹. Bed sheets, duvet covers, and pillowcases are strictly changed for each guest and disinfected at high temperatures, ensuring cleanliness and a peaceful sleep🧺. Every corner of the room, from the furniture to the windowsills, is spotless. The bathroom is a focus of cleaning, with the toilet and bathtub regularly disinfected and odor-free, maintaining constant cleanliness🚽. Public Area Hygiene Public areas such as the lobby, corridors, and elevators are kept clean and tidy at all times, with gleaming floors✨. Staff frequently clean to ensure no debris. High-touch areas such as elevator buttons and door handles are regularly disinfected to ensure guest safety🤗. 4. Recommended Reasons💯 The hotel creates a tranquil space near the bustling Wuyi Square🏡, allowing you to escape the noise and enjoy the serenity of the city. This unique experience sets it apart from other hotels🌸. It offers exceptional value for money, providing high-quality service and a comfortable environment at affordable prices compared to hotels in the same area💰. You can enjoy star-rated quality for less👍. The staff is warm and attentive, responding quickly to guest needs from check-in throughout their stay, offering helpful recommendations for dining and travel, making you feel cared for and welcomed👨‍❤‍👨. 5. Nearby Attractions🎡 IFS International Finance Square is just a stone's throw away, a fashion hub with a collection of international brands👗. The giant KAWS sculpture on the rooftop is a must-see in Changsha📸. Wuyi Square is within walking distance, a commercial center with shopping malls, trendy shops, and snack streets. At night, the area is brilliantly lit, perfect for shopping, enjoying delicious food, and experiencing the vibrant atmosphere of Changsha🛍. A short subway ride takes you to Orange Isle, where you can see the Young Mao Zedong Statue up close, stroll along the riverbank, admire the scenery on both sides of the Xiang River, and feel the presence of the great man🌄. 6. Personal Experience🤩 Stepping into the V Vickers Hotel, I was immediately impressed by the stylish lobby and warm service. The room was clean and tidy, with convenient facilities, and the comfortable king-size bed ensured a good night's sleep. The surrounding area is great for exploring, enjoying food at Wuyi Square, and taking photos at IFS. The wonderful experiences were endless. The warm and thoughtful staff made my trip to Changsha especially memorable. The V Vickers Hotel is an ideal choice for accommodation in Changsha, and I highly recommend it to everyone👍!

Changsha in March is a vibrant city, kissed by the warm spring breeze and brimming with life. This travel guide is tailored for a March visit to Changsha, helping you experience the city's unique spring charm! Must-See Attractions 1. Yuelu Mountain 🏞️: In March, Yuelu Mountain is lush and green, with fresh, clean air. Stroll along the mountain paths, admiring the wildflowers and trees, and climb to the summit for a panoramic view of Changsha. Don't forget to visit the Yuelu Academy to immerse yourself in its rich history. 2. Orange Isle 🚤: Spring is in full swing at Orange Isle in March. Take a sightseeing train to explore the island and enjoy the beautiful scenery along the Xiang River. Take a photo at the Young Mao Zedong statue and reflect on this historical figure. 3. Hunan Provincial Museum 🏛️: The Hunan Provincial Museum is the perfect place to learn about Hunan's history and culture. In March, the museum showcases numerous precious relics and exhibitions, such as artifacts unearthed from the Mawangdui Han Tombs. 4. Meixi Lake International Culture and Arts Center 🎭: Check the schedule in advance, as the Meixi Lake International Culture and Arts Center may be hosting exciting performances in March. It's a great opportunity to experience an artistic feast. 5. Taiping Street 🏮: Taiping Street is one of Changsha's oldest streets, bustling with activity and exuding ancient charm in March. Sample authentic Hunan snacks, buy unique handicrafts, and experience the distinct local folk customs. 6. Martyrs Park 🌳: Martyrs Park is a popular spot for Changsha residents to relax. In March, the park is shaded by lush trees, filled with the songs of birds and the fragrance of flowers. Enjoy leisurely walks, boating, and flower viewing. 7. Xie Zilong Photography Museum 🖼️: The Xie Zilong Photography Museum is a trendy new spot in Changsha. In March, it may be exhibiting outstanding photographic works. Admire various styles of photography and experience the charm of this art form. Food Recommendations • Stinky Tofu: The aroma of stinky tofu fills the streets of Changsha in March. Try this authentic Hunan snack and experience its unique flavor. • Spicy Crayfish: In March, spicy crayfish is at its best, with tender, flavorful meat and a spicy kick. Enjoy this delicious Hunan dish at night markets or restaurants. • Tangyou Baba: Tangyou Baba is a traditional Changsha snack. In March, it's sweet, soft, and glutinous – simply delicious. • Steamed Fish Head with Chopped Chili: This dish is a classic of Hunan cuisine. In March, the fish head is tender, and the combination of its freshness with the spicy chopped chili creates an unforgettable taste. Transportation Changsha's transportation system is efficient in March, with convenient subway, bus, and taxi services. Shared bikes and e-bikes are also readily available for short trips within the city. Accommodation Changsha offers a wide range of accommodation options, from budget-friendly hotels to luxurious ones. March is a pleasant time to visit Changsha, with moderate temperatures, so book your accommodation in advance, especially if you plan to stay near popular attractions like Wuyi Square and Orange Isle, which offer convenient transportation and amenities. Tips • While temperatures rise in March in Changsha, there can be significant temperature differences between day and night. Pack accordingly. • Please respect the rules of scenic spots, protect the environment, and be a responsible tourist. • When trying local cuisine, choose restaurants and snack bars based on your taste and budget. If you're not a fan of spicy food, inform the staff to adjust the spice level.

Changsha is a city where chili pepper is used as a daily condiment. In Hunan, from a bowl of rice noodles in the morning to street food stalls late at night, the only indispensable ingredient is chili pepper. Hunan cuisine is characterized by "spicy" flavor. Although the spicy food in Changsha made my scalp numb, But I couldn't put down my chopsticks. Just go, it only takes five hours from Chongqing High-speed Railway to Changsha. Last year, I went to Orange Island for work, so this time I went to May Day Square in the center of Changsha. At 9 o'clock in the evening, the streets of Changsha were still crowded with people. 📍Tips: If you don’t have a detailed guide for your city trip, then just go to the most crowded places and eat at the most crowded restaurants. You can’t go wrong! Stinky tofu, Cha Yan Yue Se, Tang You Tuo Tuo, and Flavored Shrimp are some of the must-eat snacks. I tried them all, but the last one, the chopped pepper fish head, was the only one I failed to try because it was too addictive... After the high-speed rail arrives! Get off at Wuyi Square Station on Line 1/2 It is convenient to get off here and go anywhere in the city, and you can also choose to stay nearby. May Day Square is not just a simple square. It is the center of Changsha and the business district. Start your visit from May Day Square, then go to IFC to check in the KAWS statue and Huang Xing Pedestrian Street. There are punk-style light signs, and all the way to the south gate there are various small shops. If you want to go shopping after eating and drinking, you can walk to the Du Fu Jiangge by the river. This is an antique building to commemorate Du Fu. The Du Fu Jiangge is still very beautiful when it is lit up at night. If you still feel unsatisfied after visiting here, then go to Wenheyou to experience the old times and see the city within the city of old Changsha.

Sleep in Changsha's prime location cloud designer hotel, so beautiful you won't want to check out|||📍Location: Changsha PINMANXI Hotel (Wuyi Square Branch) 🚇Subway Line 2 Direct Access | Cloud River View | Tea Yanyuese Downstairs I just finished a three-day, two-night trip to Changsha and I'm so excited to recommend this amazing hotel! In the heart of Wuyi Square, there's a high-altitude aesthetic space with an average price of 200+ RMB per person. You can check out Tea Yanyuese/Benluobo/IFS downstairs. It's like having all the fun within a 500-meter radius of the hotel💥 🏙️【Living in the Cloud Aesthetics of the City Skyline】 ▪️37th-floor high-altitude view: The 270° floor-to-ceiling windows offer a panoramic view of the Xiangjiang River and the city's neon lights. Wake up to the morning sun and fall asleep under the starlight✨ ▪️Wabi-sabi style × industrial style design: The collision of log colors and cement gray creates a sense of luxury. The spiral staircase is a magazine blockbuster in every shot, with its own ins-style filter. ▪️A must-have for smart home control: Voice-controlled curtains/giant screen projection/smart toilet, a combination of technology and ritual. 🛏️【Triple Surprise of Sleeping in the Clouds】 ☁️Zero-pressure cloud mattress: After walking 20,000 steps, the moment you lie down, it's like being gently held by a cloud, falling asleep in seconds! 🛁High-altitude bathing freedom: Overlooking the night view of the Xiangjiang River while taking a rose bath, with a complimentary goodnight sweet soup from the hotel, this is the right way to enjoy a vacation. 🌶️A blessing for lazy people: Free late-night snacks delivered to your room! Changsha snacks such as purple perilla peach ginger/stinky tofu, enjoy authentic flavors without leaving your room. 📍【How Amazing is the Prime Location?】 ✔️Tea Yanyuese is 100 meters downstairs (no need to queue!) ✔️5-minute walk to IFS/Huangxing Road Pedestrian Street/Pozi Street ✔️Subway Line 2 direct access to Orange Isle/Yuelu Mountain ✔️You can go downstairs for barbecue at 2 am, and takeout arrives within 20 minutes. 📸【Photo Tips】 1️⃣37th-floor sky garden: Stunning silhouette shots of the river view at dusk. 2️⃣Spiral staircase: Wear a solid color long dress and shoot from above for a great atmosphere. 3️⃣Floor-to-ceiling windows in the room: Take backlit photos of the bed in the morning for a lazy feel. 4️⃣Lobby art wall: Geometric light and shadow interweave, with its own high-end filter. 💡Check-in Tips: ✅Be sure to choose the "River View Terrace Room"! The experience is twice as good as a regular room. ✅Contact the butler in advance to reserve a high-floor room for a wider view. ✅The hotel provides free luggage storage, so you can continue shopping and eating after checking out. ✅Students remember to bring your ID, there are exclusive discounts from time to time. The 270° room I stayed in this time really made me fall in love with Changsha's night. With the neon lights flowing beneath my feet, drinking and watching the fireworks over Orange Isle (seasonal), I finally understood the romance of "Star City"💖 Next time you come to Changsha, don't just stare at chain hotels! This designer hotel hidden in the clouds will definitely give you a different travel memory.

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💢).