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A Complete Guide to Changsha's Night Markets —Maximum Liveliness! From stinky tofu to crayfish, a night owl's paradise— 🔥 Top 5 Must-Visit Night Markets 1️⃣ [Yangfan Night Market] Features: Changsha's largest and most diverse, with over 1,000 stalls to choose from! Must-Try: Xiao Liu Shengjian (Steamed Dumplings), Yiyang Malatang (Spicy Spicy Hot Pot), Lotus Root Starch Tangyuan (Glazed Rice Balls), Thai Luchu (Super-Showy) Tips: The market opens at 6:00 PM and can be crowded on weekends, so it's best to go on weekdays. 2️⃣ [Sifangping Night Market] Features: A local favorite, more affordable prices, and a vibrant atmosphere. Must-Try: Li Ji's Flying Cakes (durian flavor is a big hit), Shanghai Crispy Chicken, Liangguoba Juice (a more affordable version of Guoyaya) Secret Feature: Request songs from "night market singers" and listen to live music while you eat! 3️⃣ [Dongguashan Night Market] Features: A classic Changsha late-night snack spot, still buzzing at 3 a.m.! Must-Tries: Dongguashan Sausage (3 yuan/stick), Dandan Hot Braised Sauce, and Perilla Peach and Ginger Easter Eggs: Perfect with the butter skewers from Mengzhong BBQ next door! 4️⃣ [Fisherman's Wharf Night Market] Features: A romantic late-night snack by the Xiangjiang River, a crayfish paradise! Must-Tries: Quji Lobster (fried shrimp with plain noodles), Xiangjiang Grilled Fish Photo Spot: Neon signs and cruise ship backdrops for stunning harbor-inspired photos. 5️⃣ [Lushan South Road Night Market, University Town] Features: A student paradise, all-you-can-eat for just 10 yuan! Must-try: The infamous stinky tofu, Tianma beef patties, and Old Man's sugar-coated glutinous rice cakes. Side trip: Afterward, hike up Yuelu Mountain to digest the food; the night view is stunning. 🍢 Night Market Survival Guide ✅ Best time: 7:00 PM - 11:00 PM (some night markets open until midnight) ✅ Transportation: Yangfan/Sifangping are accessible by subway, while Dongguashan is recommended for taxis. ✅ Warning: Be careful with fruit salad/smoky ice cream! (Assassin alert) Bring cash! Some established vendors only accept cash. Wear comfortable shoes! Walk and eat for at least 20,000 steps 📸 Night Market Photography Tips Holding snacks and posing with the "Changsha" sign (at the entrance of Yangfan Night Market) Aerial shot of the steaming food stalls (using portrait mode on your phone) Using flash to take film-like photos at the riverside night market (Fisherman's Wharf yyds) "Changsha at night is a carnival of chili peppers and neon lights." (Follow this guide to avoid pitfalls and get lost!) #ChangshaGreatNightShoppingChangshaTravel #ChangshaYangfanNightMarket

Just got back from Changsha! I've put together this travel guide for Changsha in September and October. It's a must-read for those planning a trip! Changsha isn't a place for spontaneous trips. Blindly traveling will only cost you money, tire you out, waste time, and be prone to pitfalls! This guide covers everything from food and drink to fun activities, so just head out after reading it! ✅ Transportation Guide • Subway: The top choice! It covers most attractions, offers affordable fares, and convenient transfers. • Taxi: Taxis and ride-hailing services are easily available, but be careful to avoid street-side solicitations to avoid being ripped off. • Bus: Numerous routes and frequent stops, but long rides can easily lead to motion sickness, so it's not recommended for long-distance travel. 🏠 Accommodation Recommendations 1. Choose the area around May Day Square: Located in the city center, it's close to various attractions, with excellent subway and bus connections. For convenient transportation, this is the perfect choice. 2. For comfortable accommodations, choose Beichen Delta/Xiangjiang Middle Road: The surrounding environment is pleasant, some hotels offer river views, and the accommodations are high-quality, making them suitable for those on a slightly larger budget. 3. Recommended for students/budget travelers: Consider affordable B&Bs in University Town (near Hunan University and Central South University) or around May Day Square. They offer excellent value and a great campus atmosphere. 📍 Itinerary (2-Day, 1-Night Version) • Day 1: IFS International Finance Center → Huangxing South Road Pedestrian Street → Fengying West Village (a popular art street) → South Gate (snacks) → Du Fu Jiangge (night view) → Jiefang West Road (nightlife) • Day 2: Orange Island Scenic Area → Yuelu Mountain → Aiwan Pavilion → Hunan University (campus tour) → Lushan South Road (nearby campus food) → Houhu Art District (artistic photography) 📸 Tips for Checking in at Attractions • Orange Island: Don't just focus on the Chairman Mao statue! The bridge near the exit is a great spot for photos. Snap a photo as the train passes by, and use flash at night to capture the atmosphere. • Yuelu Mountain: Attention! The cable car has been temporarily closed since May 7th for renovations. The reopening date is yet to be determined. Those planning to ride the cable car should stay tuned for official announcements. • IFS: No need to enter the mall! Take the elevator from the outside to the 7th-floor terrace to view the iconic KAWS sculpture and easily snap a photo that's instantly recognizable to influencers. • Du Fu River Pavilion: Choosing the right spot for photos is crucial! Facing the pavilion, stand on the second flower bed on the far right, with the photographer standing on the fourth or fifth staircase from the lower right. Any photo will be a masterpiece. • Hunan University: A must-see photo of the "Red Building"! The mottled red walls paired with the Western-style architecture create stunning photos with your original camera, no filters needed, showcasing a retro aesthetic. 🍜 Food List (Tried and Tested) • Yangji Perilla Peach Ginger (Sweet and sour to relieve greasiness) • Tianma Beef Patties (Crispy crust, juicy filling) • Wenmiaoping Fried Pork (Authentic Changsha flavor, super fragrant sauce) • Infamous Stinky Tofu (Crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, authentic stinky flavor) • Jinji Sugar-coated Tuotu (Fried and sold fresh, sweet but not greasy) • Liuji Pork Tenderloin (Tender meat, great value) • Wulao's Stinky Tofu (An old Changsha classic, worth a try) ⚠️ Tips • Going to Orange Island in the morning is recommended: you can avoid the midday sun and avoid the crowds, making it more comfortable for taking photos and exploring the scenic area. • Avoid taking photos with "Sun Wukong" or "Bronze Man": Street costumers may actively invite you to take photos and then ask for a 20 yuan fee per photo. Avoid being scammed. • Avoid the "discount brand stores" on Huangxing Pedestrian Street: While they may appear to have deep discounts, they're often counterfeit goods with questionable quality. Don't waste your money. • Always bring your student ID: Most paid attractions in Changsha (such as the Orange Island Sightseeing Bus and the Yuelu Mountain Cableway) offer student discounts, which can save you a lot of money. #ChangshaOrangeIslandScenicScenicScenicSite #ChangshaTravelGuide #ChangshaTravel #ChangshaFoodExploration

Hey everyone~ I'm flying from Wuhan to Changsha this time, and here's a two-day, one-night guide to having a great time! ✨ 🚞[Transportation Guide] Changsha Station is incredibly convenient! It's super close to the city center~ Metro Line 2 takes you directly to May Day Square in 10 minutes. (If you're a Wuhan resident, you can choose a hard seat on the regular express train for ¥53.50, a steal!) 🏨[Accommodation Recommendations] Highly recommended hotels near Yuanjialing! Just a short walk to the Line 2 subway station. Super convenient access to attractions without the hassle of traffic 🚇 Spending the night with roommates is only ¥100+ per person 💰 Student-friendly~ 🌈[Day 1 Walking Route] 9:00 IFS rooftop check-in: kaws (elevator takes you to the 10th floor in seconds) 11:00 Huangxing Pedestrian Street for food and drinks (Liu Ji Pork Tenderloin is a must!) 2:00 Fengyingxili Art Alley (oversized 📸) 5:00 Nanmenkou Snack Street (all you can eat for ¥30 per person) 7:00 Du Fu Jiangge sunset view (check in outside is enough) 9:00 Jiefang West nightlife experience 🌃 🌄[Day 2 Scenic Spots] 7:00 Orange Island train ride to see Chairman Mao (remember your student ID!) 10:00 Yuelu Mountain Sightseeing Bus (enter from the East Gate and get off at the South Gate) 12:00 Aiwan Pavilion & Hunan University (Absolutely stunning during maple leaf season 🍁) 3:00 PM Lushan South Road Snack Street (Tianma Beef Patties are incredibly fragrant and spicy) 5:00 PM Houhu Art District (A must-visit for arty young people 🎨) 🍢[Food Hot List] ✅ Yangji Perilla Peach (sweet and sour, yyds) ✅ Infamous Stinky Tofu (better than a classic!) ✅ Jinji Sugar-Fried Dumplings (only 5 yuan a skewer, what's the point of a bicycle?) ✅ Wenmiaoping Fried Dumplings (highly recommended by locals 👏) ⚠️ Don't be fooled: The May Day Square stall owner! Damai 🙅‍♀️ 🎁[Souvenir Guide] 🌶️ Sweet Tiger Chili Sauce (3 flavors available) 🦆 White Sand Tiger Spicy Duck (vacuum-packed for super convenience) 💡[Tears of Life] 1⃣️ You need to take the subway to Orange Island! You can't get in by taxi ❌ 2⃣️Just buy a one-way ticket for the Yuelu Mountain Cableway (the scenery is about the same) 3⃣️No need to pay to climb Du Fu's Jiangge Tower (the outside is even more photogenic) 4⃣️Student IDs can save you a significant portion of the entrance fee 💰 💸[Expense Breakdown] Total Cost: ¥355/person 🚂Transportation: ¥120 🏨Accommodation: ¥100 🎫Entrance Fees: ¥20 🍜Food: ¥115 #ChangshaTravelGuide #ChangshaFood #ThePlacesMyFriends AskedAbout #HangOutWithFriends #LocalFood

Take the high-speed rail from Wuhan to Changsha in just over an hour, making a round trip a breeze on weekends! This tried-and-true guide will walk you through everything from food and entertainment to entertainment! 🚞 Transportation & Accommodation - Changsha Station: Super close to the city center, Metro Line 2 takes you directly to the core area in 10 minutes. Feel the bustle of Changsha the moment you step out of the station. - Accommodation Recommendation: Choose a location near Yuanjialing! Line 2 is right downstairs, making it a 10-minute subway ride to May Day Square. It's also convenient for Orange Island and Yuelu Mountain, and it's quieter than the surrounding scenic areas, making it a great value. 📝 2-Day, 1-Night Itinerary (Tested, no detours) Day 1: Explore and Eat in the Lively Old City ▫️ IFS Center: Head straight to the 7th floor to see KAWS. Take the direct elevator for the fastest access, skipping the crowds. ▫️ Huangxing Pedestrian Street: The ultimate shopping and dining destination! The aroma of the sugar-coated dumplings and stinky tofu along the roadside is so strong it's hard to walk. Be sure to explore the alleys for even more traditional flavors. ▫️ Fengying Xili: A charming alley off the pedestrian street, with blue brick walls and greenery, perfect for a coffee break and photos with a natural, immersive feel. ▫️ Nanmenkou: A popular snack spot for locals, it's busiest in the evenings, with a wide selection of fried skewers and braised dishes. ▫️ Du Fu Jiangge: No need to pay to climb the tower! The night views from the riverside promenade are incredible. When the lights on the opposite bank come on, the river breeze is incredibly relaxing. ▫️ Jiefang West: Experience Changsha's nightlife. Even if you don't go to a bar, just strolling the streets and watching the neon lights flash is a truly captivating experience. Day 2: Landscape meets youth. ▫️ Orange Island: Take the subway directly to the scenic area entrance. Be sure to take the train (20 yuan)! Otherwise, you'll be exhausted after walking 3 kilometers. Remember to arrive early at the Mao Zedong statue to avoid the crowds. ▫️ Yuelu Mountain: Enter from the East Gate and take the cable car up (half-price for students!) for a truly relaxing bird's-eye view of Changsha. Descend the steps and stop by the Aiwan Pavilion. The autumn maples are stunning. ▫️ Hunan University and Lushan South Road: After the hike, explore the campus. The old buildings evoke a youthful atmosphere. Don't miss the snacks along Lushan South Road; eating while walking feels like stepping back into your university days. ▫️ Houhu Lake: Visit in the evening for the best experience. Stroll along the lakeside, watch the sunset, and take photos of the arty shops and graffiti walls. Perfect for a leisurely stroll. 🍜 A list of tried-and-true dishes. - Yangji Perilla Peach Ginger: Sweet and sour with a hint of spice, a perfect way to relieve greasiness and a super refreshing summer treat. - Tianma Beef Patties: The crust is incredibly crispy, and the beef filling is juicy. Eat it hot for a juicy burst! - Wenmiaoping Zhazhaz: A true Changsha experience, the chicken skin and lotus root slices are must-try, coated in their secret sauce. - Infamous Stinky Tofu: Crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, with a rich broth and just the right amount of stinky. - Jinji Sugar-Oiled Tuotu: Freshly fried glutinous rice balls coated in sesame candy, sweet and sticky without being greasy. You'll have to queue for them! - Liuji Pork Tenderloin: Grilled to a crisp and sprinkled with chili powder, you'll want to keep eating them! 🛍️ Recommended Souvenirs - Tianhu Chili Sauce: Beautiful and spicy, perfect for mixing with noodles. - Baishahu Spicy Duck: Firm and spicy, vacuum-packed for easy takeout. 💡 Changsha Tips 1. Bring your student ID! The Orange Island train and the Yuelu Mountain cable car are both half-price, saving students big money. 2. Avoid street vendors in May Day Square! Many "foodie assassins" offer inflated prices and poor quality. 3. Don't buy a round-trip ticket on the Yuelu Mountain Cableway! It's much more fun to walk down the mountain while enjoying the scenery, and you can even visit the scenic spots along the way. 4. Don't take a taxi to Orange Island! Private vehicles aren't allowed in the scenic area, so it's a waste of money and time. 💰 Budget Guide (Student Version) Food and Drinks: 115 yuan + Transportation: 12 yuan + Accommodation: 100 yuan (AA) + Small Train Ticket: 20 yuan + Round-trip High-Speed Rail: 108 yuan. For just over 300 yuan per person, you can have a blast! Changsha is a city you never want to leave. The hustle and bustle of life is hidden beneath the surface, and the gentleness of the mountains and rivers is evident. Grab a friend and go for it this weekend! #StudentTravelGuide #BudgetTravelGuide #SpecialForceTravel

💥Taste buds explode! How can it be so delicious!!! Changsha Hexi University Town Food Appreciation My dears, today we are going to take stock of the food in Hexi University Town. ✨Lushan South Road ✨Open the map for foodies🗺 💥A food street, dazzling, you want to eat everything you see, you can't stop eating [Shy][Shy][Shy] ⚡Notorious stinky tofu✨✨✨✨✨✨ Snow water stinky tofu Super delicious, only here🈶 Remember to go to the second store with fewer people Remember to buy a platter 20💰Medium portion: Be advised [Smart]The boss usually reminds [Chin] Golden stinky tofu + snow water stinky tofu, so you can taste them all [Embarrassed] ⚡Huang Ji mung bean cake✨✨✨✨✨ Always queue up🈵If you are not in a hurry, you can try it, it is purely handmade ⚡Real points full of sugar water✨✨✨✨✨ There are many kinds of small ingredients, very affordable, and the sweetness of the sugar water is just right. The dessert shops on Lushan South Road are all pretty good. You really don't need to queue up for crowded shops, any small shop is delicious. You have to believe that the shops near the university town would have closed down long ago if they were not delicious [Chukle][Chukle][Chukle] ⚡Sushi Flower Road✨✨✨✨✨✨✨ This shop is definitely a star punch in the food industry of Hexi University Town! The per capita consumption is not high, but you can taste super rich deliciousness. The sushi in the store is varied and creative. It's just that there are too many people😄 It's normal to queue up for 2 hours, and you can order delivery [Loupe] ⚡Dayan cake✨✨✨✨✨✨ When freshly baked, the whole street is filled with the fragrance of his cakes. The cake itself has an attractive golden luster, and the crust is incredibly crispy. When you bite it lightly, the "crack" sound rings in your ears. Take a big bite while it's still hot. The filling is soft and glutinous. The freshness of chopped green onions and the sweetness of the dough are intertwined. The salty and fragrant taste bursts in the mouth instantly, full of layers. The more you chew, the more fragrant it is. It's refreshing from the tip of the tongue all the way to the forehead. You will fall in love with it after eating it once. It's really amazing! ⚡Qiqi Sugar Water Taro Head Shop✨✨✨✨✨✨✨ Taro head goes straight in! There is no resistance. The taro is particularly soft, glutinous and sweet. The portion is very large. There will be several small ingredients in it. Eat a bowl and you will be full. I love the mochi and milk jelly. They are often sold out. Go early. #Changshacitywalk #ChangshaUniversityCityFood #ChangshaYuelushan #ChangshaTravelGuide #ChangshaFood