4 must-visit attractions in a one-day trip to Xiangtan

The must-visit attractions for a one-day trip to Xiangtan include Dongtai Mountain National Forest Park, Xiangtan Agricultural Expo Park, Dishui Cave, Xiangxiang Dongshan Academy, Yuhu Park, etc.

1. Dongtai Mountain National Forest Park

Located in the Xiangxiang Chengnan Economic Development Zone on the coast of Lianshui, across the river from the city, with a total area of ??370 square kilometers. The location here is superior, the transportation is convenient, the mountain is beautiful, and the shape is like a phoenix flying in the sky. In the past, people said it "the phoenix rises on the east platform", so it is named Fenghuang Mountain. It is the first of the eight scenic spots in Xiangxiang.

2. Xiangtan Agricultural Expo Park

It is a key tourist resort in Xiangtan City and a demonstration window for Xiangtan City to establish a good external image. Xiangtan Agricultural Expo Park entered substantial development in May 1999.

3. Dishui Cave

The three core parts of Dishui Cave Scenic Area: the villa series centered on Building 1; the west side is dominated by Tiger Sculpture, Tiger Pavilion, and Dishui Qingyin. The Huxieping landscape series; the Longtoushan landscape series to the east is mainly composed of Longquan Trifold, Benlongquan Pool, and Guanyin overlooking.

4. Xiangxiang Dongshan Academy

The four characters "Dongshan Academy" on the front door of the academy were written by Huang Ziyuan, the second-ranked calligrapher of the Qing Dynasty. The academy building has typical Huxiang academy cultural characteristics, and its layout reflects the Confucian thought of "rituals and music complement each other".

5. Yuhu Park

Yuhu Lake has always been a scenic spot in Xiangtan. Since ancient times, the famous saying "Weeping willows and green towers, half-red bridges in the sunset" has been recited to this day. Xiangtan City's annual chrysanthemum exhibition is also held here. All kinds of chrysanthemums are so beautiful that they add infinite charm to the lake.