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Changsha (长沙), one of China's first batch of nationally designated historical and cultural cities, boasts a history spanning over 3,000 years. As the birthplace of Huxiang culture, it has nurtured numerous historical figures and served as a pivotal hub for China's modern revolutionary movements. Renowned as a "city of mountains, waters, and islands," Changsha harmoniously blends natural landscapes with cultural heritage. Famous attractions like Orange Island (橘子洲头), Yuelu Mountain(岳麓山), and Pozi Street (坡子街) attract countless visitors.
Here is the tourism route (from 8:00AM to 17:00PM):
Orange Island(橘子洲头)--- Yuelu Mountain (岳麓山) --- Pozi Street (坡子街)
1) Orange Island(橘子洲头)
Orange Island(橘子洲头) is a scenic spot on the Xiang River. It is famous for its beautiful natural scenery and historical significance. The island is surrounded by the Xiang River, offering stunning views of the water and the city skyline. The area is also home to the famous statue of Chairman Mao, as well as lush gardens, pavilions, and walking paths. Visitors can enjoy leisurely strolls, boat rides, and cultural performances while experiencing the rich history and culture of the region.
Figure 1: Orange Island(橘子洲头)
2) Yuelu Mountain (岳麓山)
Yuelu Mountain (Figure 2) is a cultural and natural landmark in Changsha, Hunan, famed for its lush forests and historic sites. The Yuelu Academy, founded in 976 AD, is China’s most prestigious ancient academy, where scholars like Zhu Xi lectured, shaping Hunan’s intellectual tradition. The mountain blends Confucian, Buddhist, and Taoist heritage, with scenic trails leading to Lushan Temple and Aiwan Pavilion. As a core part of Changsha’s cultural landscape, it was added to China’s UNESCO World Heritage Tentative List in 2012.
Figure 2: Yuelu Mountain (岳麓山)
3) Pozi Street (坡子街)
Pozi Street (Figure 3) is the city’s most iconic food and cultural landmark. Dating back to the Ming Dynasty (1368–1644), its name derives from its east-high, west-low slope. This 600-year-old street preserves its traditional layout, blending Qing-era architecture like Huogongdian Temple with modern shops. Renowned as " the No. 1 Food Street in Hunan Province", it boasts over 100 local delicacies—stinky tofu, sugar-oil baba —epitomizing Changsha’s culinary soul. Drawing tens of thousands daily, it’s a must-visit for authentic street flavors.
Figure 3: Pozi Street (坡子街)
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