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弓长莫心I couldn't book tickets for just one yuan on the "Fireworks Cloud" mini-program, so I had to buy them. I drove from Changsha to Liuyang, parked at the administrative center, and then took a shuttle bus. Transportation was fairly convenient. The performance was quite good, with fireworks and song and dance performances. There are plenty of food options on the first floor of the Sky Theater; it's good to arrive early to avoid the crowds and grab a bite. Seeing such a breathtaking fireworks display up close was definitely worth it. Regular tickets are for the South and North sections. VIP tickets are in the middle. If you're in South 3 or North 3, it's very, very remote. Mine was seat number 50 in South 1; see the picture for the angle.
4.8/5
凌霄二少巡世界Changsha's New Year's Eve extravaganza is here! A landmark celebration for 21 years + early bird tickets for only 89.9 RMB! A 600-acre snow-covered wonderland for an unforgettable experience! ❄️ #ChangshaWindowoftheWorld #ChangshaWindowoftheWorldNewYearsEve #ChangshaSnowFun #ChangshaSnowFun Changsha residents never need to worry about where to spend New Year's Eve! Window of the World, the undisputed top New Year's Eve destination in Changsha for 21 consecutive years, is maximizing year-end fun this year with 600 acres of snowscape + a super-exciting carnival + exclusive fan discounts. It's the social hub for young people and a winter energy booster – don't miss it, or you'll have to wait all year! First, let's highlight the best deals! Early bird night tickets are only 89.9 yuan, valid from December 6-7 and December 12-14, while supplies last! Regular night tickets are also only 99.9 yuan, available from December 19-23 and December 26-30. Unlock the entire winter wonderland for a low price – this is a deal you can't miss! Step into the park and you'll be transported to a fairytale world! 600 acres of snow cover every corner, and the moment the snow falls, the atmosphere is electric. Everywhere in the park is a perfect photo opportunity; be sure to capture the moment the snow falls for your pictures. Every shot will be a winter wonderland, a must-visit winter destination in Changsha, easily flooding your social media feed with nine photos! This "Snow Spraying New Year's Eve & Ice and Snow Drama Festival" is full of surprises! 99 hearts spread warmth, a giant wishing tree paired with a park-wide light show illuminates the night, creating an irresistibly romantic atmosphere; over 500 snow-themed NPCs spontaneously put on performances, unlocking immersive interactions wherever you go. Let loose and have a blast playing in the snow, easily immersing yourself in the joyful atmosphere! And many more hot highlights you can't miss! Mixue Ice City's Snow King Waterfall Castle makes its debut, its cuteness off the charts; the adorable celebrity NPC team and SG girl group get new skins, a visual feast; William's anniversary fan meeting kicks off with a heartwarming performance, and the viral hit "Chicken Pot" makes a powerful comeback, instantly igniting the entire venue the moment the familiar melody begins! Witness the New Year's Eve highlights! At midnight on 2025-2026, tens of thousands of people will count down together, welcoming the New Year amidst a flurry of snow and cheers. Transform the regrets and anticipation of the year's end into a memorable celebration! 💡Practical Tips: ✅ Photo Tips: Focus on capturing the 600-acre snow-covered park, prioritizing scenes of falling snow. Any camera angle in the park will produce stunning shots. ✅ Interactive Activities: Over 500 NPC snow performers will spontaneously act out scenes. Engage with them to unlock fun interactions and maximize your enjoyment. ✅ Performance Reminder: Continuous exciting shows are available. Please check the on-site screens and announcements for specific performance times to avoid missing any exciting moments. This year-end, invite your friends to Changsha Window of the World for a snow and ice carnival. Enjoy discounted tickets for stunning snowscapes and an electrifying atmosphere. Ring in the New Year with energy amidst snow and cheers, and embrace the beauty and passion of 2026! 🎉
4.6/5
M22***74The underwater world is very fun. There are different animals, different performances, and many recreational projects. Feel the difference. Wear beautiful clothes in summer to take pictures. 📸📸📸📸
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最帅到的旅途The Mawangdui Han Tomb is the burial site of Li Cang, Prime Minister of Changsha State during the early Western Han Dynasty, and his family of three. It is the best-preserved Han Dynasty royal tomb complex in Hunan Province to date. In 1976, the Mawangdui Han Tomb site was designated a provincial-level cultural heritage site in Hunan Province. Three adjacent tombs were subsequently excavated at the Mawangdui Han Tomb: Tomb No. 2 is the tomb of Li Cang, Marquis of Wu; Tomb No. 1 is the tomb of Li Cang's wife, Xin Zhui; and Tomb No. 3 is the burial site of Li Cang's son. All three tombs are vertical pits over 10 meters deep with passageways. The filling layers, from top to bottom, consist of burial mounds, rammed earth, white plaster, and charcoal. The burial chamber at the bottom of the tomb contains an outer coffin, side boxes, and an inner coffin. Numerous burial objects were placed in the side boxes surrounding the coffin chamber. In August 2024, all artifacts unearthed from Mawangdui Han Tombs No. 1, No. 2, and No. 3 were systematically cleared. All the cultural relics unearthed from this Han tomb group are displayed in the Hunan Provincial Museum.
4.8/5
Anonymous userThis was Mrs. He's second visit to the Hunan Provincial Museum. Last time it was just the two of us, but this time we brought our two daughters who were back from working abroad on vacation. The guide, Xiaoxing, explained things clearly and concisely, a world apart from the professionalism of the guides in the large group of twenty or thirty people we visited last time. This guided tour and explanation were very insightful and engaging, and we are very grateful for her professionalism and enthusiasm. We are deeply impressed by the improvement in professional guided tour capabilities in China. Thank you again to guide Xiaoxing for her professional service!
4.5/5
飞飞盒子Visited Tongguan Kiln National Style Park again, this time with the family. Same old routine: Black Stone Ship, Flying Theater, and Iron Flower Show. We also tried the water go-karts this time. The recently released wire stunt equipment is perfect for shooting videos and photos.
4.6/5
WOAICHIBINGQILINGChangsha's Wuyi Square is a captivating urban hub, beloved by tourists and locals alike. It serves as a transfer station for Changsha Metro Lines 1 and 2, with numerous bus routes providing excellent transportation access, earning it the title of Changsha's "city living room." The area boasts a thriving commercial sector, with large shopping malls like the IFS and Wangfujing Department Store, as well as distinctive commercial streets such as Huangxing Road Pedestrian Street and Taiping Street, offering an exceptional shopping experience. Wuyi Square is also a food paradise, featuring renowned restaurants like Huogongdian on Pozi Street, numerous Chayan Yuese stores nearby, and mouthwatering local delicacies such as stinky tofu and sugar-coated fried dough sticks. Wuyi Square is steeped in history and culture, considered the "origin of Changsha," with many historical buildings preserved in the surrounding area. At night, Wuyi Square is ablaze with neon lights, and the bar street on Jiefang West Road is bustling with activity, making it a national-level nighttime cultural and tourism consumption cluster with a vibrant nightlife.
4.5/5
皮卡丘duduThe China Giant Panda Garden is quite far from the city center; a taxi ride from Yueyang Tower takes 30-40 minutes. Choose the Giant Panda Garden Visitor Center as your destination; the fare should be around 40 yuan. After getting off the taxi, walk towards the shuttle bus stop. The driver will tell you where the return shuttle bus stop is. The park is large; you can easily walk around in about three hours, including watching the pandas eat and sleep. When I went today, it happened to be lunchtime for the panda cubs, so I was able to film many of them eating. After watching the pandas, it's a long walk to catch the shuttle bus. The panda garden is also some distance from bus stops, so it's best to take a taxi or drive yourself.
4.3/5
贝小贝193Tianxin Pavilion is one of Changsha's tourist attractions, but personally, I feel it's optional if you're short on time. Above the steps, there's a small square with beautiful autumn foliage. The entrance fee is 40 yuan, but it's free for seniors over 65. Feel free to stroll around and take some photos.
4.6/5
U44***13Going at night offers a completely different experience than during the day, with the lighting effects creating a unique view. It's perfect for taking photos in traditional Chinese style, singing and dancing by the river—Hunan people really know how to have fun!
