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Since watching the documentary 'Guarding Liberation West', many people have longed for the rich nightlife of Changsha. No matter if it's 2 am, 3 am, or 4 am, you can always find street food like small wontons, fried stinky tofu, grilled cold noodles, barbecue, and takoyaki that are internet-famous. For the night owls, Changsha is truly a treasure trove of a travel destination! Keep this travel guide safe~ 🏃‍♂️【Recommended City Tour Routes】 👉Route 1: Orange Island—Yuelu Mountain—Aiwan Pavilion—Yuelu Academy—Hunan University Choose a day with good weather for this route, as most of the journey is outdoors. Orange Island is quite large, and it's recommended to take the little train there to save energy for climbing Yuelu Mountain. Enter Yuelu Mountain from the east gate and exit from the south gate, where Aiwan Pavilion and Yuelu Academy are conveniently on the way. In the evening, you can go to the area around Hunan University for some affordable and delicious food and drinks. 👉Route 2: Wuyi Square—Taiping Street—Pozi Street—Huangxing Road Pedestrian Street—Liberation West Wuyi Square is a bustling commercial area in Changsha, and Taiping Street is very artistic. All these spots are on one line, perfect for eating and drinking along the way. There are many hotels around Liberation West, and it can get very crowded on holidays. If you plan to stay out late, be sure to stay safe. 👉Route 3: Hunan Museum—Rice Noodle Street—Martyrs' Park—Wanjiali—Yangfan Night Market Hunan Museum is large, so remember to book in advance. Rice Noodle Street is a good place to check in at the Changsha Wall and also to settle lunch. The scenery in Martyrs' Park is beautiful, and it's great for taking photos. Wanjiali is a large shopping area where you can take stunning photos of the sunset and night views from high-rise buildings. Yangfan Night Market is another place for food and drinks, and don't regret missing any special snacks because you'll see them again at the next night market. 🥧【Recommended Specialty Shops】 👏Ben Luobo Liuyang Cuisine Restaurant: This restaurant serves authentic Hunan cuisine, mainly steamed dishes, which are super satisfying with rice. The spiciness is real, so if you can't handle spicy food, be sure to let the waitstaff know to go easy on the chili. 👏Black Classic: This snack shop is quite dense in Changsha, and their fried stinky tofu and sugar oil baba are very fragrant! Just buy from a shop where there's no need to queue. Gan Changshun: This place's shredded chicken noodles are a must-try! They are very fresh, with a light broth and super chewy noodles. You can add chili oil to taste. 🏩【Recommended Hotels】 In Changsha, it's suggested that friends choose hotels as much as possible because the quality of homestays can vary greatly, and it's easy to be misled by photos that don't match reality, leading to disappointment. Hotels, on the other hand, are more reliable in terms of quality. 🚩Licheng Jiayue Hotel (Wangcheng District Government Store): This hotel is located next to the Wangcheng District Administrative Center, about 400 meters from the Wangcheng District subway station, making transportation convenient. The hotel is relatively exquisite and affordable, and the hygiene environment and bedding quality are guaranteed. 🚩Changsha Municipal Government Binjiang Guinai Licheng Hotel: This hotel is located on the side of Yuelu Avenue, an 8-minute walk from Metro Line 4, which is very convenient for getting around. The hotel rooms are comfortable and clean, decorated with a landscape painting style, and the bedding is branded, so there's no need to worry about hygiene or allergies. Some rooms even have mahjong tables, allowing you to play until late at night before going out for a midnight snack.