Which tourist attractions can you visit when traveling to Changsha?

Tourist attractions that you can check in when traveling to Changsha include Yuelu Mountain, Black Elk Peak, Yingzhu Mountain, Shutang Mountain, and Daowu Mountain.

1. Yuelu Mountain

As a national key scenic spot, Yuelu Mountain is adjacent to the Xiangjiang River and has many cultural relics and historic sites. It is one of the seventy-two peaks of Nanyue Hengshan Mountain and has an ancient fragrance of ink. , is a good place to visit ancient times.

2. Black Elk Peak

Black Elk Peak is not a very famous attraction, but it is the largest and highest national forest park in Changsha District (590.5 meters above sea level). The environment here is pleasant. Not only can you enjoy the natural scenery of the countryside on foot, but the dams, beautiful terraces, Xianmi Lake, Dongyang Ancient Temple, Seven Buddha Pagoda and other scenic spots are also worth visiting.

3. Yingzhu Mountain

Yingzhu Mountain is one of the four famous mountains in Changsha County. It has a history of more than 2,000 years. It seems that many ancient celebrities lived in seclusion here. As the commanding heights in the north of Changsha, Yingzhu Mountain has extremely important military significance. In addition, there are many legends and true stories about this mountain.

4. Shutang Mountain

Shutang Mountain is the hometown of Ouyang Xun, one of the four great calligraphers in the early Tang Dynasty. It was named Bijia Mountain in ancient times, so the mountain has three towering peaks, shaped like a pen stand. It got its name (later it was renamed Shutang Mountain in memory of Ouyang Xun). There is also a four-character mosaic carving of "Xibiquanchi" written by Ouyang Xun himself, which can be called a national treasure.

5. Daowu Mountain

Daowu Mountain has overlapping mountains, beautiful peaks, fertile land, rich resources, beautiful scenery, a long history, and is famous in ancient and modern times. Daowu Mountain was called Baihe Mountain in ancient times, also known as Zhaowang Mountain. The mountain is a well-known Buddhist holy land at home and abroad. It has high gorges and flat lakes, thousand-year-old pines, five old snow storms and a thousand-year-old Zen temple. It has a history of more than 1,100 years. According to legend, the monk Zongzhi founded the mountain here to teach the Dharma, and the sect's style was very popular.

Reference for the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Yuelu Mountain