What are the interesting tourist attractions in Changsha?

The interesting tourist attractions in Changsha are as follows:

1. Orange Island is a national AAAAA tourist attraction. It is located in the center of the Xiangjiang River in Yuelu District, Changsha City. It is the site of many alluvial deposits in the lower reaches of the Xiangjiang River. The largest of the sandbanks, it is known as the "No. 1 continent in China". It runs across the center of the river from south to north, looking at Yuelu Mountain in the west and Changsha City in the east. It is surrounded by water and stretches for more than ten miles. 40 meters wide, about 140 meters wide, and shaped like a long island.

2. Hunan Provincial Museum, located at No. 50 Dongfeng Road, Kaifu District, Changsha City, is one of the first batch of national first-level museums in China and one of the eight national key museums built by the central and local governments.

3. Tianxin Pavilion is an important scenic spot in Changsha. It is located on the ancient city wall at the southeast corner of Changsha's city center and at the intersection of Chengnan Road and Tianxin Road. It is not only a historical witness of Changsha, but also a microcosm of the ancient city of Changsha.

Suitable months for traveling in Changsha:

Autumn is the best time to travel to Changsha. Every National Day, there is a grand fireworks show at Orange Island, and you can also enjoy the "Independence Cold Autumn" , Xiangjiang River to the north" the beautiful scenery of Orange Island. In November, you can climb Yuelu Mountain, where "frost leaves are as red as February flowers" and enjoy the scenery of colorful forests.

In fact, except for the higher temperatures in midsummer, Changsha is suitable for tourism in the other three seasons. Spring in Changsha begins after mid-February. At this time, the climate is changeable, so tourists need to prepare more clothes. Winter enters in late November, with the average temperature around 5°C and sometimes snow. At this time, you can go to the mountains to see ice.