On the evening of the first day, we took the high-speed train from Zhangjiajie to Changsha. The family of five, old and young, had a casual dinner in the surrounding area and rested.

Accommodation:

Wuyi Square in Changsha is a bustling business district. It is convenient to live in this business district for shopping and eating, so for the first night, I actually booked a serviced apartment a few hundred meters away from Wuyi Square. Before I came to Changsha, I was still struggling with which apartment was better. I compared one by one and looked at the reviews one by one. When I arrived, I realized that there were more than a dozen hotel apartments with different names in an apartment building, many of which were I compared online. In fact, these apartments have the same room types and basically the same decoration. The only difference is the furniture and soft furnishings.

The entire apartment is older and the decoration is older, so it does not give people a warm feeling. I booked 2 rooms with my family, but they were assigned to different floors (due to the limited number of rooms in the apartment, there were no two rooms next to each other on the same floor that day), which made it really inconvenient to take care of each other. Residents 'garbage will also be piled up randomly in the corner of the staircase corridor. There is not even a garbage can and it smells bad. I have to hold my breath when I walk up and down the stairs. There was no water supply in the apartment in the middle of the night, which caused my washing machine to stop. I was still waiting foolishly and wasted a lot of time. Finally, I unplugged the washing machine before taking out the wet clothes. I washed them again the next day.

The next day, I immediately moved to Lavande Hotel (Changsha Pedestrian Street Nanmenkou Subway Station Store), which is 1.2 kilometers away from Wuyi Square. It is also convenient to take a taxi or take a tram to the surrounding business districts. I originally wanted to change to a hotel in the May Day business district, but the price was really expensive. It could be three times more expensive than a hotel-style apartment and it was not worth it.

Day 1 itinerary:

1. Orange Island.

Taking a taxi to Juzizhou is very convenient and inexpensive. The scenic spot is free and does not require tickets. It has a total length of about 4 kilometers and a round trip of 8 kilometers. If you don't want to walk, you can take a sightseeing bus or a cruise ship in the scenic area. Tickets for the sightseeing bus are relatively economical. The round-trip ticket is 20 yuan for adults, and the half-price for the elderly and children is 10 yuan. You can get on and off the bus 5 times halfway, and you can only get on and off the same station once. Cruise ships are relatively expensive. If you buy a cruise ship and send a sightseeing bus, you can save it and take a cruise ship to Fenghuang Ancient City to see the most beautiful night view. After visiting Juzizhou, the place where the sightseeing bus gets off will be seamlessly connected to the bus. There will be a loudspeaker calling for 2 yuan per person, and you can go directly to Taiping Old Street.

2. Taiping Old Street, Critic Street, Super Wenheyou, 7th Floor, National Finance Center

Next, start shopping and eating mode. These places are all places for shopping, eating, and taking photos. They are all next to each other. You can just walk for a stroll. If you are tired, you can sweep the tram. The food we ate was all the same. We only ate one Taiping Old Street and were full. You can just look around and walk around other places, and you don't have to walk to them all.

Taiping Old Street (Jia Yi's former residence can be visited) is relatively retro, and the street shape is relatively primitive and has a lot of flavor.

Cripple Street is just for shopping and eating, but we didn't go all of it.

Super literary and peaceful friends, in a corner on the second floor of Hisense Square, it is not suitable for eating because of too many people. It is suitable for taking photos and enjoying art and comforting the retro feelings. I just ate a portion of lard mixed with flour (average) inside, and an old aunt's sugar-oil cake was very delicious (I forgot what it was called specifically).

On the 7th floor of the International Financial Center, a landmark where many people take photos. You have to queue up for all photos. We didn't queue up and took pictures casually in the blank space of the crowd.

The first day of the trip is over.

The next day's itinerary:

Li Zijian Art Museum and Xie Zilong Image Art Museum are two places next to each other in the same place. The surrounding area is open, with a lake and a large lawn. White swans and black swans are raised in the lake. The black swan is very close to the lawn near the shore and is not very afraid of people. You can take photos up close.

1. Li Zijian Art Museum.

It seems that there are a total of 10 exhibition halls, and some halls have been temporarily closed during maintenance. Those who like the art of painting are recommended to visit it. The works are all great, and children can also be influenced by art to enrich their spiritual world.

2. Xie Zilong Image Art Museum

The building itself is simple and atmospheric, which is suitable for taking photos (if the technology is good, it can make a big picture). The best viewing point has to be lined up in long lines to take photos, and basically all are girls. There were basically no very good photo exhibitions. When I went there, there was an exhibition of Chen Man's works. The ticket was 80. We thought it was not worth it, so we didn't go in and just walked outside.

3. Yuelu Academy

Yuelu Mountain is a famous scenic spot in Changsha (no tickets are required for the scenic spot, only a few small attractions and transportation charges). The most famous scenic spots on Yuelu Mountain are Yuelu Academy and Aiwan Pavilion. The reason why we didn't climb the entire Yuelu Mountain was that we went to Zhangjiajie first and saw the most beautiful mountains and valleys, so we had no interest in walking the entire hill. So I took a taxi directly from Li Zijian Art Museum to the south gate of Yuelu Mountain (a taxi cost of more than 20 yuan). Yuelu Academy and Aiwan Pavilion are both very close to the south gate, and Hunan University is also here, which has a strong fragrance of books. When taking a taxi, you can directly ask the driver to park at the intersection leading to Yuelu Academy, where there is a statue of Chairman Mao. If you can't find it, ask any classmate and you will know how to get to Yuelu Academy. Yuelu Academy: Adult tickets are 40, free tickets for children over 65 years old. 20 yuan for under 65 years old.

Aiwan Pavilion still had to climb Yuelu Mountain behind Yuelu Academy. It was not too far away. We were too tired and didn't go up. We walked straight down to visit Hunan University and its food street, ate some snacks and cushion our stomach.

If you are not tired and want to visit the entire Yuelu Mountain, you can take a taxi to the east gate of Yuelu Mountain, enter the scenic area from the east gate, and then you can walk. You can also choose to take the cableway like a swing to visit Yuelu Academy and Aiwan Pavilion. After visiting the south gate of the scenic area, you can go out of the mountain directly from the south gate of the scenic area, and then walk down Hunan University and Food Street.

The trip ended the next day (really tiring).

Transportation:

Taking a taxi from a distance is basically not expensive to reach the surrounding attractions, and the one-way fare does not exceed 30 yuan. If you want to save more, you can take the subway, which is also very convenient. The Lavande Hotel I stayed in is 800 to 800 meters away from the subway station, which is quite convenient. If you want to go to the nearby business district to eat, you can also walk. If you feel tired, you can take a small tram and ride it. It is cool, convenient and free of traffic jams. There are many small trams in Changsha, and most of them wear helmets, which is quite interesting. There are also many parking areas, and there are parking areas not far away in the business district, which is very convenient.

Must check in for delicious food:

tea color(Compared with other milk tea brands, the price is cheap, the ingredients are fresh, the quantity is delicious, the service is excellent, and you can close your eyes to buy many models. Mini programs get a free membership before you buy them, and the price can be discounted.)

Black classic stinky tofu(Spicy or not spicy is delicious. Wen Heyou also ate stinky tofu, preferring black classics compared with the two.)

Xiandu Sauce Duck(Those that are slightly spicy are quite spicy, but those that are not very spicy should be cautious.)

Pork cake with plum and vegetable: Shao Fuji's

Sugar and oil cake:There are boiled in brown sugar juice and fried. Depending on personal preference, I like fried ones. The old man's sugar and oil cakes and an old aunt's shop in Super Wenhe Youli (I forgot the name) are delicious.

chili fry meat: Personally, I feel that the local fried food is quite delicious, so I don't have to wait in line to eat at Chef Fei's house, which is a waste of time.

stir-fried beef: Delicious. There is no need to queue for the same reason.

Hu Ji Zha Zha: It is said to be delicious. We didn't eat because we couldn't eat anymore

fried shrimp or crayfish: There are too many people queuing up for Wenhe friends, but it is still extremely expensive. In other shops around the area, there are also good flavors that can be eaten as a late night snack.

Because there are elderly people and children, the itinerary is not too tight, but it is very fulfilling, taking into account both play and rest. The itinerary includes fashion and prosperity, as well as humanities and art. Due to limited time, some unnecessary or repetitive places are abandoned. There are some winds that you don't have to follow everyone. The most suitable journey is the most suitable journey that suits your own goals and ideas.