Orange Island is located in the middle of the Xiangjiang River in downtown Changsha, Hunan Province, at 28°10'23.40"N, 112°57'18.36"E. It is one of the many alluvial sandbars in the lower reaches of the Xiangjiang River. Facing Yuelu Mountain to the west and Changsha City to the east, Orange Island is surrounded by water. It stretches 5 kilometers long, measuring approximately 40 meters wide at its narrowest point, 140 meters wide at its widest point, and just over 300 meters wide at its widest point. The island is long and narrow, resembling a long dragon. The Orange Island Bridge spans it, 1 kilometer from downtown Changsha, offering convenient transportation and a prime location. It covers an area of 0.614 square kilometers and is a popular online destination in Changsha.
The Orange Island scenic area, comprising Orange Island and Fujia Island, covers 91.64 hectares, with a total construction area of approximately 138.34 hectares. The core scenic area has expanded northward from the original Orange Island scenic area, covering a total area of 37.43 hectares, six times the size of the original Orange Island scenic area. The park mainly makes full use of and preserves ancient buildings, actively creating a landscape atmosphere that combines cultural history with plant landscapes, with "Red Tourism" as the leading factor. Orange Island Scenic Area is a great place for leisure tourism.