Please provide a detailed plan for a 4-day self-guided tour in Changsha (must be detailed)

I am that enthusiastic Changsha native, hehe!

First of all, 4 or 5 days is definitely enough to explore Changsha, and since you come to Changsha, you must not miss the Changsha delicacies. It is recommended that you eat wherever you go. It is best to have Changsha locals The receptionist was friendly and the food they introduced was authentic and authentic. You can’t believe everything you read online!

1. Climbing Yuelu Mountain (free of charge) is a must! While riding in the car, you can also take the opportunity to enjoy the beautiful scenery along the river and Orange Island Head. Since you come in January, I don’t recommend you to go to Juzizhoutou. You will freeze to death there, although it is indeed more beautiful there. There are many scenic spots on Yuelu Mountain, so I won’t introduce them one by one, but I suggest you enter through the gate of Hunan University. First of all, there are many scenic spots along the way, and secondly, you can also feel the atmosphere of Changsha Hexi University Town (there is also a famous Shaobing Guy’s Shaobing Shop).

2. Pedestrian Street. The Huangxing Pedestrian Street, Pozi Street, Fire Palace and Bar Street you want to visit are all together. There is not much to see in the pedestrian street itself, but there are a few places worth visiting. The animation sky on the third floor of the pedestrian street has many small and cute things to buy; there is a famous middle school called Changjun Middle School towards the south entrance of the pedestrian street. There are many delicious snacks and delicious food in the shabby alley next to Changjun Middle School. Small shop. The Fire Palace is on Pozi Street, which also has Shuangyanlou (the cheapest wontons there are very good), Xiangqun pot dumplings (I like the sweet wine with eggs), and red plum cold drink sour plum soup. . You said you want to go to a bar street. That street is called Jiefang West Road. Jiefang West Road is full of very high bars. Small bars with a lot of atmosphere are concentrated in Taiping Street and Hualongchi. Taiping Street and Hualongchi are both quaint streets full of bars, cafes and unique shops, which are quite impressive (there is a small fried food stall in Taiping Street at night, which is super popular and delicious). There is also a night market over there!

3. When you come to Changsha, how can you not go to the Provincial Museum (free tickets with ID card)! Really shocking! Go and see our Mrs. Xin Zhui. It is recommended that you go in the morning, otherwise you will not have tickets!

4. I personally feel that there is no need to go to Window of the World (ticket is 80, no student tickets), because it is very dilapidated and not very fun. It’s better to go to Tianxin Pavilion and the ancient city wall of Changsha. There is no entrance fee and the scenery is not bad.

5. If possible, you can go to Ningxiang to soak in a small hot spring. The price is not expensive and the transportation is convenient.

Warm tips: Changsha is currently building a subway, so traveling is not very convenient, and many buses have changed their routes. It is recommended that you ask before getting on the bus; do not live near the pedestrian street, as the transportation there is not very convenient now. , it’s OK to live near Furong Road and Wuyi Road; please pay attention to your bag when going to crowded places

(Because I don’t know your preferences and physical strength, I have not made specific arrangements, such as If you encounter trouble or difficulties during your trip, just ask the people around you for help, our enthusiastic Changsha people will help you)