Ningxiang city belongs to which province and which city.

Ningxiang City belongs to Changsha City, Hunan Province.

Ningxiang City is located on the south edge of Dongting Lake in the northeast of Hunan, in the west of Changsha City, bordering Wangcheng District in the east, yuhu district, Xiangtan County, Shaoshan City and Xiangxiang City in the south, Lianyuan City in Loudi City and Anhua County in Yiyang City in the west, and Heshan District and Taojiang County in Yiyang City in the north.

Ningxiang has a long history, beautiful scenery, superior location and rich products. It is an important commodity grain production base and agricultural product logistics base in China.

Xinyang County was established in the Three Kingdoms, and Ningxiang began to set up a county. In the first year of Zhenguan in the Tang Dynasty, Ningxiang County was established, which meant "peace in the countryside". In the second year of Xingguo in Song Taiping, the county was established, Tan Lifu Changsha County; Ningxiang once belonged to Yiyang and Xiangtan; 1983 is under the jurisdiction of Changsha city; 20 17 12, ningxiang officially withdrew from the county to set up a city.

Ningxiang city specialty:

1, Ningxiang Gardenia: The fruit is full, prismatic, thin-skinned, with reddish yellow or brownish red surface, sepals at the top, a little sharp at the base and fruit stalks, slightly fragrant, slightly sour and bitter.

2, Lushan tea: Lushan, at the junction of Taojiang and Anhua, where the mountain is steep, foggy and humid all year round. In order to cope with this weather, I have been in the habit of drinking tea for many years. Tea smashing has a long history.

3. Four small dishes in Ningxiang: traditional snack knives in Ningxiang, such as bean curd, Amomum cake, Samui fruit and iced ginger, prevailed in the Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China.

4. Bajiaoxi Tea: Bajiaoxi Village of Weishan Town is located in the western mountainous area of Ningxiang County, Hunan Province. Weishan has a long history of producing tea. As early as the Tang and Song Dynasties, this was the origin of royal tribute tea, and Bajiaoxi Village was the origin of Weishan tea.