What tourist attractions are there in Hunan?

Fenghuang, Xiangxi:

The biggest expense in Fenghuang Ancient City is accommodation. It is very cheap on weekdays, but it is hard to say during the New Year or May Day. The full price is only a few tens of yuan/day on weekdays. In late-night hotels, the price will rise to 200-300 yuan/room.

The food consumption in the ancient city is relatively low, and there are many bars along the river. If you like to hang out, you can consider it. If you live on street snacks, you won’t spend a lot of money. A bowl of rice noodles can be purchased for a few yuan. Gotta trade.

The ancient city does not charge entrance fees, but if you want to visit nearby attractions, you have to buy a 160 yuan pass. In fact, I think these caves and villages are really boring. They are all performance venues to coax tourists' money. There is no loss if you don’t go. It’s already a great enjoyment to visit the ancient city and have some snacks. If you must go, it is recommended to join a local temporary tour group in Phoenix. It is far more convenient than finding a car and a tour guide by yourself. The price depends on the attractions you go to and It depends on the route, so just adapt accordingly.

In addition, a boat trip on the Tuojiang River costs 25 yuan per person and takes 20 minutes. This price is acceptable. After all, the scenery in the river is a different kind of scenery and is not a luxury.

It doesn’t make much sense to go to Fenghuang specifically, because the ancient city is too small. I walked around twice in half a day, and it would be more fun to go to Zhangjiajie together.

Zhangjiajie:

The third day: Mengdong River----Wangcun----Zhangjiajie City

Get up early and take the bus directly to Mengdong The river rafting place is Hani Palace (the distance is very short, only 1 or 2 yuan). The earlier you get up, the better. If you get up later, there will be more tourists in Hani Palace and you will have to queue up to wait for the raft. Rafting is divided into half journey and full journey. The half journey is from Hani Palace to Nilu River Bridge. It takes about 3 hours and the ticket price is about 90 yuan per person. The whole journey from Hani Palace to Monkey Jump takes about 5 hours. The ticket price per person is about 130 yuan. We traveled halfway.

Drifting on the Mengdong River is really refreshing and exciting. In the slow-flowing section, the river is as calm as time, and in the rapid-flowing section, it roars like a giant beast. When the raft floats quietly under the cliff, looking up at the mountains coming from the top, and then looking down at the flowing water around us, it feels like wanting to merge into this wild nature.

After landing, spend 1 or 2 yuan to take a bus directly to Wangcun, where "Furong Town" was filmed, and have lunch there. The architecture is typical of Western Hunan. I went to the store closest to the archway to eat rice tofu. That was the place where Liu Xiaoqing filmed and sold rice tofu. At about four o'clock, we took the bus back to Zhangjiajie City. We went to a food stall in Zhangjiajie City for dinner. There were many delicious foods and they were cheap.

Day 4: Zhangjiajie City----Forest Park----Tianzi Mountain----Shili Gallery----Shuilao Simen

Get up early and feel refreshed Feeling refreshed. Take a bus from the bus station to Wulingyuan Scenic Area. The journey takes about 1 hour and the fare is 5 yuan. Enter through the north gate. Take a bus from the bus station to Wulingyuan Scenic Area. The journey takes about 1 hour and the fare is 5 yuan. Enter through the north gate.

The park ticket is 60 yuan. Save 50 yuan on the cable car fee and climb up the mountain to the first scenic spot "Shengtang Bay", and then visit the second scenic spot "Helong Park" (ticket is 10 yuan per person). There is actually nothing to do in the park, but because of He Long's military life, it is It would be appropriate to visit him even though he died a tragic death. After the tour, go to the Tianzi Pavilion and enjoy the distant views. After you feel excited, you can go down the mountain. Go straight down the mountain to the "Yueyueya" scenic spot. There are no beautiful scenic spots on the way. The entire walk down the mountain takes about 2 hours.

Next is the most popular "Shili Gallery", which is named after its changing mountain topography. Walking along is like watching "Along the River During Qingming Festival", the scenery changes with every step. However, the degree of satisfaction felt here is directly proportional to the physical strength. If the physical strength is exhausted, any stone will look like a chair or a bed. The tour of "Shili Gallery" takes about 1 hour. Finally, take a bus from the starting point of "Shili Gallery" to the scenic spot "Shui Lao Si Men" (25 yuan per car) for dinner and accommodation.

At the end of the day, I was still tired. The mountains and rocks I saw were all the same, but the sea of ??clouds I saw on the top of the mountain changed in many ways, which left a lot of imagination.

The fifth day: Water surrounds the four gates---Golden Whip Stream----Yuanjiajie----Aerial Pastoral----The First Bridge in the World----Yangjiajie- --Wulongzhai---Shadaogou

Start from "Shui Lao Si Gate" and walk upstream along the "Golden Whip Stream". After about an hour, you will arrive at the "Meeting in Thousands of Miles" scenic spot, here It is also the midpoint of "Golden Whip Creek". When visiting Jinbian River, you might as well walk barefoot and wade in the water to feel the biting coolness. After a short rest, climb up the stone steps and reach the "Yuanjiajie" scenic spot on the top of the mountain in about 2 hours. First go to the "Back Garden" for sightseeing (tickets are 3 yuan per person), and pass by the "Sky Garden", and then go to the "No. 1 Bridge in the World" to explore and have some solid food for lunch. After that, we walked for about 30 minutes to the "Yangjiajie" scenic spot. On the way, we could see someone performing a "trapeze". They were practicing on the cliff with real swords and guns, and they made a lot of money. Then visit "Wulong Village" (ticket is 5 yuan per person). To put it bluntly, "Wulong Village" is a bandit's nest. Those bandits actually survived in a place like this. It really made me understand "how steel is made"! (As far as I know, the tour from Yuanjiajie to Wulongzhai is generally not arranged by tour groups. Compared with the crowds of tourists at other scenic spots, it is really not to be missed. Not to mention the wonderful scenery and the experience of climbing "the world's second largest mountain". I was so frightened when I hit the bridge.) After about 2 hours, I returned to "Shadaogou" and found a hotel to check in.

Nanyue Hengshan:

Nanyue Hengshan has four unique features: the height of Zhurong Peak, the beauty of the Tibetan Sutra Pavilion, the depth of Fangguang Temple, the wonder of Shuilian Cave, and Nanyue (The locals call it Nanyue, not Hengshan) The sunrise is also very famous

Follow-up question:

What about the one near Changsha?

Answer:

There are more than 50 scenic spots for sightseeing in the city, and there are also many historical sites and tourist attractions in the counties (cities) under its jurisdiction. The main tourist attractions in the adjacent areas such as Mao Zedong's Former Residence in Shaoshan and Nanyue Hengshan, Yueyang Tower, Peach Blossom Spring, etc. are all places that can be visited immediately after arriving in Changsha.

The most important attractions in Changsha are: Yuelu Mountain and its affiliated attractions, Yuelu Academy, Tianxin Pavilion, Hunan Provincial Museum (cultural relics unearthed from Mawangdui Han Tomb, etc.), Hunan First Normal University, Liu Shaoqi's former residence, etc.

Cultural monuments: Yuelu Academy, Mawangdui Han Tomb, Kaifu Temple, Gulushan Temple, Yunlu Palace, Tianxin Pavilion, Beijincheng Ruins, Changsha Kiln Ruins, Zuomalou Slips, Baisha Ancient Well, King Yu Monument, Taogong Temple, Liuyang Confucian Temple.

Scenic spots: Yuelu Mountain, Orange Island, Window of the World, Xiangjiang Scenic Belt, Botanical Garden, Shanyingtan Resort and Shiyan Lake Resort, Dawei Mountain National Forest Park, Daowu Mountain Scenic Area, Huitang Hot Spring and Black Elk Peak Scenic Area, Martyrs Park.

Memorial places: There are Martyrs Park in the city, the former site of the Hunan District Committee in Qingshuitang, Chuanshan Academy, the former site of Xinmin Society, Zhongshan Pavilion, Hunan First Normal School, Jia Yi’s former residence, Li Fuchun’s former residence, Ai Wanting, Huang Xing Tomb, Cai E's Tomb; Lei Feng Memorial Hall, Huang Xing's Former Residence, Zhu Rongji's Former Residence, Yang Kaihui's Former Residence, Hu Yaobang's Former Residence, Liu Shaoqi's Former Residence and Memorial Hall, Zeng Guofan's Tomb, Zuo Zongtang's Tomb, Wenjia City Autumn Harvest Uprising Memorial Hall, Tan Sitong's Former Residence and memorial.

Yuelu Mountain Aiwan Pavilion

Other tourist attractions: Xiangjiang Lushan Temple Monument, Jiao Dafeng Tomb, Xiaoyuan Park, Mingfan Mansion, King Wu Tomb Site, Yuwang Monument, Banshan Pavilion, Python Cave, Xiangguling Smile Tiaoya Jiayi's former residence, Jinpenling No. 9 Jin Tomb, Baishajing, Xianjiahu Tang Tomb

National scenic spots and cultural relics protection units

4 national AAAA tourist areas: Yuelu Mountain Scenic spots, Changsha Window of the World, Hunan Shiyan Lake Ecological Tourism Park and Daweishan National Forest Park;

1 national key scenic spot: Yuelu Mountain Scenic Spot (including Yuelu Mountain, Yuelu Academy and Orange Continent);

2 National Forest Parks: Tianjiling National Forest Park, Daweishan National Forest Park;

2 National Water Conservancy Scenic Areas: Changsha Xiangjiang Water Conservancy Scenic Area (Xiangjiang River Scenic Area) Scenic Belt), Changsha Qianlong Lake Ecological Resort.

There are 6 national key cultural relics protection units: Yuelu Academy (Changsha urban area, third batch), Huang Xing’s former residence and tomb (located in Changsha urban area and Changsha County, third batch), Liu Shaoqi’s former residence ( Ningxiang, third batch), Tongguan kiln ruins (Wangcheng County, third batch), Autumn Harvest Uprising Wenjia City Reunion Site (Liuyang, first batch), Tan Sitong’s former residence (Liuyang, fourth batch).

Historical and Cultural Districts

Due to the eight-year Anti-Japanese War, the Wenxi Fire and three years of civil war, almost all the ancient buildings and cultural relics in Changsha City were lost. Since the reform and opening up in 1978, urban construction has developed rapidly, but the protection of historical blocks has not been fully considered. Currently, there are no complete historical and cultural blocks, and there are only four complete mashi streets. In recent years, attention has been paid to the rescue of the ancient city, and five "historic and cultural blocks" have been established for protective rescue. These blocks are Taiping Street, Chaozong Street, Hualongchi, Xiaoximen, and Tianxinge historical and cultural blocks.

Historical and Cultural Villages

A total of 7 "Historical and Cultural Villages and Towns in Changsha" were identified in February 2004:

Tongguan Town, ancient town, It is located about 30 kilometers east of the Xiangjiang River in the north of Changsha City. The cultural relics unearthed from the Mawangdui Han Tomb include Tongguan pottery; it was the boundary between Wu and Shu during the Three Kingdoms period.

The Shen Family House is located in Xinkai Village on the banks of the Laodao River in Longfu Town, Liuyang. Xinkai Village is a well-preserved village handed down from the Qing Dynasty. The ancient residential buildings cover an area of ??more than 30,000 square meters. The well-preserved residential buildings have the Shen family house as the core and essence.

Jinggang Town, with an ancient building area of ??more than 5,000 square meters, was a major military town in ancient times. It was the main distribution port of Huaiyan salt in the past and one of the four major rice markets in Hunan.

Wenjia City bears witness to the history of the Northern Expedition and the Kuomintang Civil War. There are a large number of Red Army propaganda slogans in places such as the Liu Family Ancestral Hall and the Hekou House.

Langli Town, Taogong Temple and temple fair. The temple fair is held on the 13th day of the first lunar month and the 17th day of the eighth lunar month every year. Each temple fair lasts about ten days.

Weishan, located in the west of Ningxiang, is known as "Little Tibet". The main building is the Miyin Temple, which was built in the second year of Yuanhe (807) of Emperor Xianzong of the Tang Dynasty. At its peak, there were more than a thousand monks.

The old streets in Daweishan Town are well-preserved, quiet and simple, and are known as "Little Shanghai".