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Chengnan College Ancient Sites
3.9/58 Reviews
102m away
Tianxin Park
4.5/5120 Reviews
143m away
Gaozheng Street
4.5/530 Reviews
169m away
A beautiful area in the middle of the city with a great view. Not knowing much about the history of Changsha this was a short stop worth taking. It wasn’t as busy as most attractions areas in Changsha, and that allowed me to walk around at my own pace and even sit down for a while to relax. It was great seeing the structure of the building and the green areas surrounding it.
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A beautiful area in the middle of the city with a great view. Not knowing much about the history of Changsha this was a short stop worth taking. It wasn’t as busy as most attractions areas in Changsha, and that allowed me to walk around at my own pace and even sit down for a while to relax. It was great seeing the structure of the building and the green areas surrounding it.
Tianxin Pavilion is a pleasant scenery, beautiful scenery, Changsha Memorial Pavilion, interesting, cost-effective, good choice, is a city tower of Changsha ancient city, national AAAA class tourist attraction.
Very spectacular tower. Location is just a little south of the city center. At that time, it was all the high points of the city, which has special strategic significance. Up the tower overlooks the entire Changsha City. There are many historical sites around to see.
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Tianxin Pavilion is located in the northwest of the intersection of Chengnan Road and Tianxin Road in Changsha City. It is an ancient building that embodies the architectural style of the Han people in the Ming Dynasty. In the Ming Hongwu era (1368~1398), Changsha guarded and commanded Wangguang to build Changsha city wall, and changed the earth city wall built in the Yuan Dynasty to stone-based brick. Today, only one section of the ancient city wall of Tianxin Pavilion is left, and the rest has been demolished. At the end of Ming Dynasty, Zhang Xianzhong led his troops to enter Changsha. The wall was destroyed. In the 11th year of Qing Shunzhi, Hong Chengchou stationed in Changsha. He dismantled the brick and stone of the Ming Dynasty and built the wall, making Changsha "Chongxi City, A in Tashi County" again.