Changsha Yiju Hotel

It depends on where you start. I come from Changsha. I eat in Changsha at the south exit, which is the south exit of huang xing road pedestrian street. There are many authentic Changsha snacks. There are some century-old shops in the middle of the pedestrian street, such as the Fire Palace, such as its stinky tofu, but none of them taste as good as the south gate. There are many small bars on both sides of Renmin Road and Hualong Pool on the east side of Pedestrian Street Square, each with its own characteristics. Vertical to the north entrance of the pedestrian street is the famous Jiefang West Road, that is, Bar Street. There are all kinds of big bars in this street. In addition, there are many singing and dancing places in Changsha, and there are performances every night, such as Tianhan and Qindao, depending on your preference. Go north from the north entrance of the pedestrian street to Wuyi Square, which is the business district of Changsha and has many hypermarkets. Changsha's consumption should be above the national average, and it is not cheap, but the per capita income is not high. There are many restaurants in Changsha, except trains and bus stations, but the prices are not cheap. If you are buying clothes, there is a golden apple clothing market near Changsha Railway Station, and the price should be cheap. I really can't think of any other cheap place. Living in this city is quite tiring, but it is still quite livable, and the overall greening is very good.

The main scenic spots in Changsha are Orange Island and Yuelu Mountain (4A scenic spot is free, and the consumption of scenic spots is relatively expensive. It is recommended to buy good things in the supermarket outside, such as water and food) (Yuelu Mountain has the following scenic spots: Love Evening Pavilion, Yuelu Academy (sponsored by Hunan University, tickets are required), the true face of Lushan Mountain, Cai E Xiao Jinguang Tomb, Huangxing and so on. ), Tianxin Pavilion (near the south exit of the pedestrian street) and other major attractions. One-day tour around Shaoshan (tickets for Dishui Cave)+huaminglou (tickets without ID card), basic 100 yuan/person.

Yuhua district is very large, and there are bus lines to the central city. Taking a bus may be as fast as taking a taxi. As long as there is no special traffic jam, taking a taxi won't cost much. Changsha taxis are timed by the meter. I don't remember how much money they started to have. If it exceeds 1.8 yuan/km, 50% will be charged. It is recommended not to drive into the main city, parking spaces are hard to find, and parking in some places costs 30 yuan an hour.

That's what I'm talking about. Have a nice trip to Changsha!