Excuse me: What are the must-see attractions in Changsha?

One of the must-see attractions in Changsha is the Yuelu Mountain Scenic Area. "If the mountain is not high, it will be famous if there are immortals; if the water is not deep, if there are dragons, it will be spiritual." Although there are no immortals on Yuelu Mountain, there are 15 places listed as key cultural relics protection units at or above the provincial level. Yuelu Mountain Scenic Area is located in Yuelu District, Changsha City, with an altitude of 300.8 meters and an area of ??35.20 square kilometers. It is the last peak of the 72 peaks of Nanyue Hengshan Mountain. It is located in the Juzizhou Tourist Area. It is an urban mountain-type scenic spot and one of the four major maple viewing areas in China. One of the resorts. Although Yuelu Mountain is not high, it is a huge "nature museum". The entire mountain is covered by forests and is extremely rich in natural resources. There are 174 families and 977 species of plants in the area. They are mainly typical subtropical evergreen broad-leaved forests and subtropical warm coniferous forests. In some areas, large areas of native vegetation are still preserved. Evergreen broad-leaved secondary forest. There is also the world-famous Aiwan Pavilion on the mountain, which together with Drunkard Pavilion, West Lake Pavilion and Taoran Pavilion are among the four famous pavilions in China.

The second must-see attraction is Orange Island. The head of Orange Island is located at the southern end of Orange Island. Orange Island is located in the center of the Xiangjiang River opposite Changsha City. It is one of the many alluvial sandbars in the lower reaches of the Xiangjiang River. It has been With a history of more than 1,700 years, it is known as "China's First Continent" and is the largest inland lake in China. It is adjacent to Yuelu Mountain and is accompanied by the Xiangjiang River. The scenery is breathtaking, forming a unique landscape of "green mountains on one side and city on the other". In the cold autumn of Independence, when I went north along the Xiangjiang River, at the head of Orange Island, I saw that the mountains were red and the forests were dyed; the river was full of green, and hundreds of boats were vying for the current. Eagles shoot in the sky, fish fly in the shallows, and all kinds of frosty sky compete for freedom. This is the Orange Island written by Chairman Mao. The plants on the island are lush and very beautiful. Bamboo, oranges, butterflies, etc. are gathered together into one piece. It is beautiful and beautiful every day. On Saturday night, there will be a fireworks show on Orange Island in Changsha. Thousands of citrus trees are also planted on the island, with abundant fruits during the golden autumn season. The environment is beautiful and the air is fresh. It is a scenic spot worth seeing.

The third must-see attraction is the Pozi Street Food Street. Changsha Pozi Street has a long history of more than 1,200 years. It is a veritable thousand-year-old street and a representative of Hunan culture. Every city should have its own food street, and the status of Pozi Street in Changsha has always been unshakable. Whether locals or foreign tourists, it attracts a large number of foodies every day. The specialty delicacies of Pozi Street mainly include: sour plum soup, stinky tofu, sugar-oiled cakes, glutinous rice dumplings, Xiangbin spring rolls, dragon fat pig blood, mung bean paste, soup noodles, rice noodles, eight-treasure fruit rice, wontons, shredded radish cakes, and diced potatoes. Baba, fried dough sticks, snails, flavored shrimps, braised pig's feet, spicy hotpot, etc. There are also many delicious restaurants waiting for you to try them one by one.

The fourth must-see attraction is Taiping Street. Taiping Street is the street in the ancient city of Changsha that retains the most complete original street pattern. Taiping Street is located in the south of the old city of Changsha City. Taiping Street is the main line of the neighborhood, bounded by Wuyi Avenue in the north, Jiefang Road in the south, Weiguo Street in the west, and Sanxing Street and Santai Street in the east. Such an old street, neither long nor wide, carries the important task of displaying the charm of Hunan culture and embodying traditional commercial and folk customs. Be sure to visit Taiping Street, there are many delicious food for you to choose from.