Du Fu River Pavilion Review

It is an antique building. There are some introductions to Du Fu's life to see the scenery of Orange Island. There is nothing to see during the day. At night, the lights are on. There are many people taking pictures. It is very lively. It may be for the night scene.

The night view is very beautiful, suitable for going at night, Changsha must punch in, there are singers singing in the park next to it, it is recommended, I went to Changsha on the first day, you can see the beautiful Xiangjiang scenery on the upper side, the orange island and Yuelu Mountain on the opposite side of the river are also very beautiful

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Du Fujiang Pavilion, the second stop of the Hunan trip, it is not easy to park here, people are coming like a tide on Saturday night, it is really not easy to find a parking space, it is better to take the subway. Beautiful scenery, no loss of Orange Island head

How can you miss Du Fujiang Pavilion when you come to Changsha? ! Ctrip booking is super convenient! Avoid the cumbersomeness of long-term ticket purchases and second queues to enter the park. The cultural and creative center on the first floor has many surrounding products, such as bookmarks, refrigerator stickers, incense pieces, etc. On the second floor, there are Du Fu's bronze statues on the second floor, and the third floor is Du Fu's life story. Up to the top, far away, vaguely visible on the other side of the orange island head young Chairman Mao gorgeous back! Rolling Xiangjiang, countless windy characters...

Du Fujiang Pavilion is an antique garden building built in memory of Tang Dynasty poet Du Fu. Du Fujiang Pavilion is located in the West Lake Bridge in Hedong City, Changsha City, Hunan Province, at the junction of Xiangjiang Road Middle Section and Xihu Road. Linxiang River is part of Xiangjiang Scenic Belt. Jiang Pavilion is only a kilometer away from Tianxin Pavilion, Jia Yi's former residence and Chengnan College (now the first normal school), and close to Xiangjiang River and Orange Island in the west, overlooking Yuelu Mountain. It is a cultural landmark of Changsha's "one river on both sides of the river".

Du Fujiang Pavilion is the largest imitation Tang building in Changsha. It is close to Xiangjiang River and Juzizhou to the west and overlooks Yuelu Mountain. It is a cultural landmark of Changsha's "one river bank". Du Fujiang Pavilion has fewer people, probably because it is rainy. In fact, Wuhan's Yellow Crane Tower is also a imitation Tang building, and the original one has long been gone. I have a Hunan Xiaoxiang card, 10% off the subway bus, 30% off Changsha and Wuhan are very similar, the subway extends in all directions, the city does not need to take a taxi at all, and the subway fare is cheap, from Changsha Railway Station to Hunan University, transfer to Yuejiang Jiu Station only 2 yuan.