On the first day, take flight CA331 from Guangzhou

On the first day, we will rush directly to the airport after work, and on the evening flight, we will check into the hotel directly after arrival. Since this time I was traveling with my parents, I chose Changsha Haiyi for all four nights. Excellent hotel. The general taxi fare from the airport to the city is about 100 yuan.

The next day, Provincial Museum, Yuelu Mountain, Taiping Street

Wake up naturally in the morning and start the day after leisurely tasting Hunan specialty rice noodles and other sumptuous breakfast at the hotel.

Our party first went to Martyrs Park, Changsha's largest free park. It is a natural oxygen bar and a place for morning exercise and weekend entertainment and leisure for Changsha citizens. Walking through Martyrs Park from the hotel, you can reach the Hunan Province Museum in about ten minutes, where Madam Xin Zhui sleeps. The museum consists of two major exhibition halls: history and culture and the Mawangdui Han Tomb. It has rich collections and exquisite exhibitions, making it worth a visit. Come back to the hotel for a nap at noon, and depart from the hotel for Yuelu Mountain at 1:30. We chose to walk up the mountain from Hunan University. There is a food street along the mountain road. We bought Xiangqunguo dumplings and stinky tofu for a dental sacrifice. After that, we climbed up and visited Yuelu Academy (ticket price is 50 yuan), Aiwan Pavilion, Ancient Lushan Temple halfway up the mountain, Huangxing Tomb, Cai E Tomb, Hilltop Sightseeing Corridor, etc. In the evening, look into the distance from the top of the mountain and have a panoramic view of Juzizhou and Changsha City. Take a sightseeing bus down to Dongdaemun, take Metro Line 2 and get off at Wuyi Square, and walk for a few minutes to Taiping Street. After you come out of Taiping Street, turn right for more than ten minutes to reach Hisense Square on Xiangjiang Middle Road. You can check in the Internet celebrity shop Super Wenheyou Lobster Restaurant. There are so many people that you can choose to take out and pack it away.

On the third day, Huaming Tower, the hometown of great men, and Shaoshan Red Day Tour

Today, I booked a one-day tour group for a little further. The tour guide and 16 coach arrived at the hotel gate on time at 8:30 to pick up passengers. About an hour and a half later, they arrived at Liu Shaoqi's former residence in Huaming Tower. I visited Liu Shaoqi's former residence and Comrade Liu Shaoqi Memorial Hall here. The museum systematically displayed Liu Shaoqi's life and achievements with more than 800 cultural relics. One hour for lunch at noon, and it takes about 40 minutes to drive from Huaming Tower to Shaoshan. As the hometown of Mao Zedong, Shaoshan has entered a hot "pilgrimage" state since the 1960s, and it is still in a hot state today. The itinerary included visiting three scenic spots: Mao Zedong's Former Residence, Mao Zedong Memorial Hall, and Dishui Cave. Leave around four o'clock in the afternoon and arrive in the city before six o'clock.

On the fourth day, Juzizhou, the former site of Hunan First Normal School, Tianxin Pavilion, and Du Fujiang Pavilion

I woke up naturally on this day and continued to travel leisurely after enjoying a delicious and clean breakfast at the hotel.

Changsha is suitable for walking this season, the sun is not windy, and sycamore trees are planted on both sides of the street. It is a ten-minute walk out of the hotel. Take Metro Line 2 at Exit 5 of Yingbin Crossing Station to Exit 2 of Juzizhou Station. In 1952, 32-year-old Mao Zedong watched "Cold Autumn of Independence" here, watched "Xiangjiang River Goes North", and wrote the poem named "Qinyuan Spring. Changsha. Juzizhou is now an urban oasis park. The scenic area is not small. The outer ring water-facing trails and the trails in the park are suitable for walking. It is recommended to combine it with a sightseeing train (ticket price is 20 yuan). The continent is full of orange trees, and the trees are full of fruitful fruits this season. On the continent, there are the absurdly large statue of Mao Zedong, the Changsha, Zhuzhou and Xiangtan two-type social exhibition hall, the Tang Shengzhi Mansion in the Republic of China, and the Juzizhou 1910 Western Restaurant, which was converted from a priest's residence.

Take Line 2 when you come out of Juzizhou, change to Line 1 at Wuyi Square, and get off at Nanmenkou, change to 3 stops and get off at No. 1 Normal School. On the former site of Hunan Provincial First Normal University (No. 356 Shuyuan Road), when you open the alumni record of this school, you will find that many influential figures in modern Chinese history are doing it. Its predecessor was Changsha Chengnan Academy founded by Zhang Wei during the Southern Song Dynasty, and its status is not inferior to that of Yuelu Academy. In modern times, Mao Zedong, He Shuheng, Cai Hesen, Tian Han, Ren Bishi and others studied or taught here. You can take the bus 3 stops away from the First Normal School to reach Tianxin Pavilion.

Tianxin Pavilion, located in Tianxin Park in the southeast corner of the center of Changsha City, is a tower of the ancient city of Changsha and a symbol of the ancient city of Changsha. The surrounding city walls are the only remaining ruins of the ancient city wall in Changsha. Tianxin Pavilion was built in the 11th year of Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty (1746) and was presided over by Yang Xizu of the Fu Army at that time. The Tianxin Pavilion seen by tourists today was rebuilt in 1983. The main building of Tianxin Pavilion is charged (including Tianxin Pavilion and the surrounding ancient city walls), while Tianxin Park is open for free. The main building is close to the south gate of the park. Of course, you can also enter the park from the east gate of the park and walk about 300 meters to the Tianxin Pavilion. The rebuilt Tianxin Pavilion is an imitation wood structure and consists of three main pavilions, auxiliary pavilions and a corridor. Under the roof eaves of Tianxin Pavilion, a three-word plaque of "Tianxin Pavilion" hangs in the south and a four-word plaque of "Chutian View" hangs in the north. Come out from the west gate of Tianxin Pavilion and walk along the road in the direction of Xiangjiang Middle Road to Dufujiang Pavilion by the river. Climbing the Jiangge, you can have a close view of the scenery of Juzhou, overlooking the smoke and smoke in the mountains, and enjoying the beautiful appearance of Changsha Shanshui Island City. If you sit quietly in Jiangge, you can taste Hunan black tea, Xiangxi gold tea, Junshan silver needle, Guzhang Maojian and other delicious Huxiang teas. Strolling through the river pavilion, you can read the masterpieces of poetry masters in the lush green shade and watch the calligraphy of famous artists.

Opposite Dufujiang Pavilion is Hisense Square, and it is a few minutes 'walk away from Pozi Street, Huangxing Pedestrian Street and Taiping Street.

The fifth day, Yueyang Tower

Get up early in the morning, pack up after breakfast, and call a drop to set out for Changsha South Railway Station (about 40 minutes drive). Changsha South-High-speed Railway will reach Yueyang East Station in 35 minutes. After storing your luggage, you will take a taxi and go straight to Yueyang Tower (25 minutes if there is no traffic jam). "Dongting has water in the world, Yueyang Tianxia Tower"-Yueyang Tower stands on the top of the ancient west gate of Yueyang City, Hunan Province, facing Dongting and overlooking the Yangtze River. It originated from the Han and Jin Dynasties, flourished in the Tang and flourished in Ning. It has a history of more than 1700 years. It is the only ancient building among the three famous buildings in the south of the Yangtze River that maintains its original appearance. Fan Zhongyan's "Yueyang Tower Notes" in the Northern Song Dynasty made Yueyang Tower more famous and famous all over the world. In the afternoon, I had a meal at Yueyang Fishing Restaurant next to Yueyang Tower. The steamed fish and stir-fried small river shrimp tasted good. I went to the East Railway Station and took the Yueyang-Guangzhou high-speed railway back home to end the trip.