If you want to see Changsha clearly, you must first go to these old streets. Changsha Travel Guide

1. Fallen Street

The old street "fallen street" that must be visited in Changsha was originally called Pailoukou. In 1994, it was just a road leading to the Xiangjiang River. There are ditches on both sides and there are no recreational facilities.

2. Dagudao Alley

Huangxing South Road Pedestrian Commercial Street is one of the most prosperous and lively places in Changsha, but at its southern end, there are two relatively quiet winding paths. The alleys - the big ancient road alley and the small ancient road alley.

3. Chaozong Street

Chaozong Street, a must-visit old street in Changsha, is named after Chaozongmen, Linchengmen, also known as Caochangmenzheng Street. It is located in Kaifu The district starts from Beizheng Street (today's Huangxing North Road) in the east and ends at Xiangjiang Avenue in the west. It is one of the only three remaining granite streets in Changsha so far, with a length of 511 meters and a width of 9 meters.

4. Pozi Street

The so-called Pozi Street means that this street has a slope. In the old days, Pozi Street was divided into three parts: Shangpozi Street, Xiapozi Street and Hengpozi Street (also called Xinpozi Street).

5. Xiahe Street

According to the "Changsha Place Names and Historic Sites" record, Xiahe Street starts from Pozi Street in the south, ends at Wuyi Avenue in the north, and is bounded by Huilong Lane. The northern section is called Shanghe Street, the southern section is called Xiahe Street, and it is customary to call it Xiahe Street.

6. Taiping Street

Taiping Street, a must-visit old street in Changsha, is the street that retains the most complete original street pattern in the ancient city of Changsha.

7. Hualongchi

Hualongchi is located in the Gucheng District of Tianxin District on the east bank of the Xiangjiang River in Changsha City. It is 203 meters long and is one of the only four remaining granite streets in Changsha. .