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🍁 Must-Visit Autumn Foliage Spots 1. Yuelu Mountain ◦ Features: The maple leaves around Aiwan Pavilion turn a vibrant red, creating a signature autumn scene. ◦ Tips: Mid-November to mid-December is the best time to visit. Accessible via Hunan University Station on Metro Line 4. Early morning or late afternoon light is ideal. Avoid weekends and wear light-colored or red clothing to contrast with the golden background. 2. Hunan Agricultural University ◦ Features: The maple leaves in front of the library are picturesque, offering a romantic autumnal experience on campus. ◦ Tips: Late November to early December is the best time to visit. Accessible via Agricultural Academy of Agricultural Sciences Station on Metro Line 6. 3. Songya Lake ◦ Features: The dawn redwoods along the lake turn a warm caramel color in late autumn, perfect for walks and picnics. ◦ Tips: Late November to early December is the best time to visit. Accessible via Songya Lake South Station on Metro Line 3. 4. Martyrs' Park ◦ Features: The metasequoia forest in the center of the lake is a popular spot for taking photos; a stroll through the forest offers stunning atmospheric shots. ◦ Tip: Best viewing period is early November to early December. Accessible via Metro Line 3, Martyrs' Park East Station. 5. Yuxiang Textile Factory ◦ Features: The metasequoia forest complements the century-old textile factory buildings, combining natural autumn scenery with the charm of old Changsha. ◦ Tip: Best viewing period is early November to early December. Accessible via Metro Line 6, Liugoulong Station. 6. Hunan Botanical Garden ◦ Features: The botanical garden offers rich layers of autumn scenery, perfect for a "one-stop autumn viewing experience." ◦ Tip: Best viewing period is late October to late November; driving or taking a taxi is recommended. 7. Xixin Temple ◦ Features: Ginkgo leaves blanket the temple grounds, creating a rustic Zen atmosphere intertwined with golden ginkgo leaves. ◦ Tip: Early November to early December is the best time to visit. Driving or taking a taxi is recommended. 8. Guoqing Lane ◦ Features: Ginkgo leaves cover the old street, making you feel like you're in a Beijing hutong. ◦ Tip: Mid-November to December is the best time to visit. Driving or taking a taxi is recommended. 9. Kaifu Temple ◦ Features: The autumnal atmosphere of this thousand-year-old temple is perfect for experiencing the collision of history and nature. ◦ Tip: Early November to early December is the best time to visit. Accessible via Metro Line 1, Kaifu Temple Station. 10. Binhe Road ◦ Features: Ginkgo leaves blanket Binhe Road, creating a beautiful riverside landscape intertwined with golden ginkgo leaves. ◦ Tips: Best viewing period is early November to early December. Accessible via Changsha University Station on Metro Line 3. 11. Tao Gong Temple ◦ Features: Ancient architecture combined with autumn leaves; fewer tourists, allowing for quiet appreciation and photography. ◦ Tips: Best viewing period is mid-to-late November; taxi or car recommended. 12. Huayage Pavilion ◦ Features: From a traditional Chinese garden to century-old ginkgo trees, the atmosphere for photos is perfect. ◦ Tips: Best viewing period is mid-to-late November; accessible via Guitang Station on Metro Line 4. 📸 Photography Tips • Clothing: White, beige, and camel colors pair well with golden and red backgrounds. • Equipment: Even a mobile phone can produce great photos; using backlighting and shooting from a low angle will yield even better results. • Time: Early morning or late evening light is softer; weekends are crowded, so it's recommended to visit during off-peak hours. 🍜 Food Recommendations • Hunan Cuisine: Sifangping Thirty-Dong Restaurant, Lu Ge Restaurant, Lao Shifu Restaurant, Hui Pangzi, Xiangzai Guangnaoke, Pengji Meatball Shop, Tangke Shangcai • Noodle Shops: Gongjiao Xincun Noodle Shop, Li Yi Noodle Shop, Jinling Old Shop, Li San Noodle Shop, Liu Baiwei Noodle Shop, Di Shao Shao Shao Tang Noodle Shop, Ai Zi Noodle Shop • Snacks: Jinji Sugar Oil Dumplings, Yun Shiwei, Wangji Lotus Leaf Chicken, Yangji Perilla Peach, Huji Fried Dumplings, Wang Die Gua Liangfen, Infamous Stinky Tofu • Souvenirs: Sweet Tiger Spicy Sauce (a top choice for Changsha souvenirs), Baisha Tiger Spicy Duck (made with old duck, great taste and texture) 🚶‍♀️ Recommended Routes • Autumn Viewing Route 1: Yuelu Mountain → Hunan Agricultural University → Songya Lake • Autumn Viewing Route 2: Martyrs' Park → Yuxiang Yarn Factory → Hunan Botanical Garden • Citywalk Route: Ancient Kaifu Temple → Binhe Road → Huayage Pavilion #MostComprehensiveTravelGuide #AutumnColors #WhereToGoInAutumn #MostComprehensiveTravelGuide

A 3-Day Changsha Travel Guide: Food, Drinks, and Fun! Avoid Pitfalls + Route Planning + Changsha Hotels + Food Recommendations 🌟 · 🏘️Changsha Accommodation Options 1⃣️For convenient transportation, choose accommodations near Wuyi Square. 2⃣️For higher quality accommodations, choose accommodations near Beichen Delta or Xiangjiang Middle Road. 3⃣️Suitable for students or budget travelers, choose accommodations near the Hexi University Town. 🗺️Easy Route Planning 📅Day 1: Orange Isle → Wuyi Square → IFS → Huangxing Pedestrian Street → Nanmenkou → Du Fu Pavilion 📅Day 2: Yuelu Mountain → Yuelu Academy →Hunan University→Lushan South Road→Li Zijian Art Museum→Xie Zilong Art Museum 📅Day 3: Hunan Museum→Kaifu Temple→Chaozong Street→Xuanyuandian Alley→Taiping Old Street→Wanjiali Square 🍔Changsha Food: Yuelushan University Town: Laotouzi Tangyou Baba (Sweet Fried Rice Cake), Choumingyuanyang Stinky Tofu, Wangji Laotongguan Roujiamo (Meat Sandwich), Tianma Beef Pancake, Shifenman Sweet Soup Wuyi Square: Jinji Tangyou Tuotuo (Sweet Fried Rice Cake), Heise Jingdian Stinky Tofu, Chayan Yuese (Tea Yan Yue Se), Liuji Special Pork Tenderloin, Wang Die Gua Liangfen (Cold Rice Noodles) #ChangshaSuperNightMarkets #ChangshaTravelGuide #ChangshaFood #HowToPlayInChangsha #ChangshaTravel

🚗Transportation: Take the subway (Line 3/4) directly to Hubuhe Station. I have to say, students in the University Town are so lucky! The food there is amazing and affordable, much better than the snacks at Wuyi Square. Here's a guide to the food scene along the street just outside the Hunan University bronze statue square. (You can search the shop names for navigation.) Note: The following shops all have long queues. To save time, find the one with fewer people and buy your food first. 😊 1️⃣ Lao Tou Zi Tang You Ba Ba (Old Man's Sugar Oil Rice Cake): Claimed to be the best sugar oil rice cake in Changsha, it's really delicious and chewy. 4 for 5 yuan, highly recommended! 👍 2️⃣ Further ahead, A Wei's street stall offers sweet soups at a great price, ranging from 3 to over 10 yuan. Recommended 👍 3️⃣ Highly recommend the Lao Tongguan Roujiamo (Chinese hamburger) next door! It's economical, huge, and the crust is very crispy with rich broth. 👍 Prices start from 6 yuan, add toppings as needed. 4️⃣ Next to the street stall selling sweet soup, there's a place that sells egg pancakes and grilled cold noodles. I forgot the name because I didn't take a picture, but it's delicious and has generous fillings. Prices start from 6 yuan. 👍 5️⃣ Tianma Beef Pancake, 6 yuan each. Crispy crust and generous filling. Beef pancake lovers should try it. 6️⃣ Liu Ji Pork Tenderloin, tender meat, 2.5 yuan a skewer. Worth a try. 7️⃣ The infamous stinky tofu, small portion 8 yuan, large portion 10 yuan. Crispy crust, tender inside, not very smelly. Dipping sauce is served separately. Recommended 👍 8️⃣ There are several handmade mung bean cake shops. I tried Xiang's. The crust is crispy and the filling is very delicate. Recommended 👍 9️⃣ Northern-style sushi 🍣 Tacos 🌮, I ordered the tempura shrimp, it was absolutely amazing, I loved it, highly recommended 👍 10️⃣ Chongqing-style braised chicken, the queue was incredibly long, basically 20-30 minutes after getting a number, there were still over twenty tables before we got our number, I don't know why it's so popular, personally I felt the taste was just average. 1️⃣1️⃣ Huxiang grilled gluten, even after 10 pm, there was still a long queue, nothing special. After getting off the subway, go straight to Egg Crepe Shop to order by scanning the QR code. Then go to Sushi Hanamichi to get a number (and then go to the nearby Senpou Bakery to order online by scanning the QR code). On the way, buy Liu Ji Pork Tenderloin. Go back to Egg Crepe Shop to get your snack, then eat while heading to Shifenman Dessert Shop. Next door is Peking Duck. Walk to Meigancai Kou Rou Bing (if you're bored, you can buy the famous Choumingyuan Yang and Mung Bean Cakes next door). I didn't try Tianma Beef Cake and Sugar Oil Cakes yet; I'll try them later! That's all! Hope this helps! #FoodCheckIn #LocalFood #DeliciousSnacksCollection #TryAuthenticOldBrands #LocalSpecialties

🍂Autumn in the Air, Changsha Trip: Wuhan ✈️Changsha, a Romantic Encounter of Autumn Colors and Delicious Food! 🍁 With the refreshing autumn breeze, I embarked on a journey from Wuhan, on the banks of the Yangtze and Han Rivers, to Changsha, on the banks of the Xiang River. 🚞Changsha Station, close to the city center, is just a ten-minute subway ride on Line 2. The city's convenience and charm instantly made me fall in love with it. 🌃 🏨I found a cozy accommodation near Yuanjialing. Transportation is convenient here. Line 2 runs through Changsha, making popular attractions and May Day Square a ten-minute subway ride. 🛌 🍂Autumn in Changsha: The Scenery is Unique— 🌸Day 1: A Symphony of the Rhythm of the Ancient City and the Colors of Autumn IFS Center 🌆, high above the clouds, overlooks Changsha's vibrant autumn scenery; Huangxing Pedestrian Street 🍂, lined with shops, allows you to experience the prosperity and vitality of the ancient city; Fengying Xili 🍽️, as autumn deepens, the delicious food hidden deep in the alleys will make you linger; Nanmenkou 🚶‍♀️, immerse yourself in the quaint streets and alleys of Changsha's history and culture; Du Fu Jiangge 🏞️, on the banks of the Xiangjiang River, the autumn breeze brings a poetic atmosphere; Jiefang West 🌃, bustling under the night sky, Changsha's autumn nights offer a unique charm. 🌸Day 2: Autumn Colors Abundant in the Garden, Embrace Culture At Orange Island 🏞️, autumn leaves flutter as you step beneath the Mao Zedong statue, feeling the weight of history. At Yuelu Mountain 🍂, the vibrant colors of the forests create breathtaking views from atop the mountain. At Aiwan Pavilion 🍁, maple leaves blanket the ground, and the tranquility of the classical gardens is refreshing. At Hunan University 📚, the academic atmosphere and autumn campus offer a unique tranquility. On Lushan South Road 🛑, tree-lined paths offer a stroll through the autumn landscape. At Houhu Lake 🌅, the stunning scenery of the lake and mountains at sunset, and the gentle autumn air, are enchanting. Autumn in Changsha: A Feast for Your Taste: Yangji Perilla Peaches 🍈, refreshingly sweet and thirst-quenching, the fruits of autumn, nature's gift; Tianma Beef Patties 🥙, overflowing with meaty aroma, a warm autumnal touch; Wenmiaoping Fried Fried Pork 🍢, golden and crispy, a must-try autumn delicacy; Notorious Stinky Tofu 🥢, unique flavor, a must-try on autumn streets; Jinji Sugar-Coated Tuo Tuo 🍬, sweet and intoxicating, the sweetness of autumn will leave you intoxicated; Liuji Pork Tenderloin 🍖, crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, a flavor of autumn that will linger in your memory; Wuxixi Stinky Tofu 🥢, autumn in Changsha begins with this snack. 🎁Autumn souvenirs to take home with you from Changsha: Sweet Tiger Chili Sauce 🌶️, spicy yet sweet, the perfect spice for autumn in Hunan; White Sand Tiger Chili Sauce Duck 🦆, fragrant and tempting, the flavors of autumn are unforgettable. 📝Autumn Travel Tips for Changsha: 1️⃣ Bring your student ID with you for 50% off admission to attractions, making your autumn trip hassle-free; 2️⃣ Orange Island is directly accessible by subway, eliminating the inconvenience of taxis and allowing you to enjoy the tranquility of autumn; 3️⃣ Be cautious when purchasing snacks at May Day Square; beware of "foodie assassins"; 4️⃣ Check out the exterior of Du Fu Jiangge (River Pavilion)—no ticket required—and experience the autumn scenery right before your eyes; 5️⃣ Take the KAWS rooftop elevator to easily access the art of autumn; 6️⃣ Take the Yuelu Mountain Cableway for a one-way trip—enjoy the autumn scenery all the way. Autumn travel expenses summary: Food and drinks: 115 yuan; Transportation: 12 yuan; Accommodation: 100 yuan (on a single-use basis); Train ticket: 20 yuan; Train ticket: 108 yuan. Changsha in autumn is picturesque and poetic. A trip, a lifetime of memories. 🍂Changsha, see you in autumn! 👋#WhereToGoInAutumn #ChangshaTravelGuide #AutumnColors #NicheDiscovery #WhereToGoWeekends

A three-day, two-night in-depth Changsha itinerary, with a budget of 6,000 yuan (suitable for two people, 3,000 yuan per person), covering classic attractions, off-the-beaten-path experiences, authentic local cuisine, and comfortable accommodations, perfect for both exploring and relaxing: Day 1: City Classics + Night Market Fireworks Morning: Yuelu Mountain Cultural Tour Yuelu Mountain (free): Enter through the East Gate → Take a sightseeing bus (20 yuan/person) to the mountaintop observation deck → Walk down to the South Gate, passing the ancient Lushan Temple and the Aiwan Pavilion. Yuelu Academy (40 yuan/person): One of the four great academies in China, the "Xue Da Xing Tian" plaque and the Confucian Temple are must-sees. Descend from the South Gate and you'll reach the Hunan University snack street. Lunch: Hunan University Food Street (30 yuan per person) Tianma Beef Patties (6 yuan), Notorious Stinky Tofu (10 yuan), Shifenman Sweet Shop (8 yuan). Afternoon: Orange Island (free) Take the train (40 yuan/person round trip) to the statue of young Mao Zedong. Stroll along the riverside trail; the evening light is perfect for photos. Evening: May Day Square Shopping District IFS: Check out the KAWS sculpture on the 7th floor, browse luxury stores or the Cha Yan Yue Se concept store. Huangxing Road Pedestrian Street: Night view of the neon signs, and take photos of the "Changsha" wall (under the "Food City" archway). Dinner: Xia Xiaolong Lao Changsha Lobster Restaurant (120 yuan per person) A long-established lobster restaurant, recommend the flavored shrimp and Gan Changshun egg noodles (perfect with the broth). Nightlife: Dongguashan Night Market (50 yuan per person) Must-try: Dandan Hot Braised Pork Hoof and Bunched Chicken, Dongguashan Sausage, and Perilla Peach Ginger. Day 2: History and Art + Xiangjiang River Night View Morning: Hunan Provincial Museum (free, reservations required) Highlights include the Mawangdui Han Tomb (including Lady Xin Zhui and the T-shaped silk painting) and the Hunanese History Exhibition. We recommend renting a guide (30 yuan). Arrive before 9:00 AM to avoid crowds. Lunch: Lugo Restaurant (60 yuan per person) Local favorites: recommended dishes include the salted egg yolk eggplant, pickled radish and beef tripe, and sugar dumplings. Afternoon: Xie Zilong Photography Center and Li Zijian Art Museum Xie Zilong (80 yuan per person): Perfect for photographing the black and white architecture; the security guard at the entrance is available for photo opportunities. Li Zijian (free): A stunning realist oil painting exhibition featuring "The Rape of Nanking." Evening: Yanghu Water Street (free) Enjoy the ancient water town, row a boat (50 yuan per boat), and watch the sunset. The scenery is minimal and untouched. Dinner: Mengzhong BBQ (80 yuan per person) Celebrity favorites: the scorching beef, beef tallow, and half-moon grilled fish are must-try. Nighttime Activities: Xiangjiang River Night Cruise/Fisherman's Wharf Cruise (80 yuan/person) to enjoy the light show, or enjoy a late-night snack at Fisherman's Wharf (Qu Ji Shrimp Tail is recommended). Day 3: Literary Old Street + Relaxation Return Morning: Chaozong Street + Xiyuan North Street Chaozong Street: Changsha's version of "Wukang Road," browse cultural and creative shops (such as the "Twelve Hours in Changsha" bookstore) and take photos of vintage buildings. Xiyuan North Street: A 600-meter alley hidden among the former residences of celebrities, where you can relax and unwind in a teahouse (such as "Old Things in the Past"). Lunch: Guangnao Ke Home Cooking (50 yuan per person) A small restaurant in the alley: shrimp and sour beans with minced pork are delicious. Afternoon: Taiping Street + Pozi Street Taiping Street: Jia Yi's Former Residence (free), Wenheyou Stinky Tofu Museum (you can make your own stinky tofu). Pozi Street: Take photos at Fire Palace (food is not recommended) and buy souvenirs (Cha Yan Yue Se tea bags, braised duck). Evening: One last cup of Tea before returning home Recommended: Orchid Latte (Double Cream + Pecans), Shengsheng Oolong. Accommodation Recommendations (Total Budget for Two Nights: 1200-1600 RMB) High-End: Niccolo Hotel (93rd Floor, IFC, Cloud View, approximately 800 RMB/night). Value-For-Money: B&B near May Day Square (such as "Wu Wen Xi Dong," 300 RMB/night, near the subway). Budget Details (Total for Two) Transportation: High-speed rail/air tickets vary by location (assuming a round-trip cost of 2000 RMB). A taxi and subway within the city cost approximately 200 RMB. Accommodation: 2 nights x 600 RMB = 1200 RMB. Food: Meals + snacks ≈ 1000 RMB (including supper). Tickets: Yuelu Academy + sightseeing bus + Orange Island train + Xie Zilong ≈ 400 RMB. Other expenses: Cruise/bar/souvenirs ≈ 400 yuan. Total approximately 6,000 yuan (flexible). Top up 100 yuan at Cha Yan Yue Se and get 10 yuan. Enter your travel date on your birthday for a free drink. Reservations must be made three days in advance for the Provincial Museum, which is closed on Mondays. Changsha is hot in the summer, so bring sunscreen and a small fan; bring an umbrella in autumn and winter. This guide features both popular online favorites and hidden gems to avoid crowds. Enjoy the three days without rushing! #ChangshaSuperNightMarket #LocalFood