How to get to Changsha Wang Yue Park by subway?

Every March, the cherry blossom garden in Wuhan, Hubei welcomes tourists from all over the country to enjoy the beautiful cherry blossoms here. In fact, in Changsha, there was a cherry blossom park as early as February, one month earlier than the cherry blossoms in Wuhan Cherry Blossom Garden, but few tourists know that this is a treasure house for cherry blossoms that only local people in Changsha know. The name of this park is full moon park. Wang Yue Park is different from Meixi Lake Park and Yanghu Wetland Park in Changsha. It is actually a national key cultural relics protection unit, because it was once called the Tomb Park. 1978, Elephant Trunk Hill in the park displays the tomb of King Changsha of the Western Han Dynasty, which is the highest-level Han tomb excavated so far in Hunan Province. The park was built in 1993, with a total area of about 235 mu, including Tongpen Lake Scenic Area, Sunshine Lawn Area, Han Culture Core Landscape Area and Cultural Relics Protection Area. You can take subway line 4, get off at Wangyuehu subway station and go to Wang Yue Park. Take Exit 2 and walk about 800 meters to the park.