Tianxin Tower is a famous city gate tower in the ancient city of Changsha, located in the southeast corner of Changsha City. It was first built in the late Ming Dynasty and has undergone several reconstructions since then. As an important attraction and a AAAA-level tourist destination in Changsha, it boasts a three-story tower and rich historical and cultural displays. Visitors can enjoy a panoramic view of Changsha city from the top of Tianxin Tower and visit the surrounding historical sites and attractions. Tianxin Tower is a great place for both Changsha residents and tourists to relax, sightsee, and learn about history and culture.

The Mawangdui Site is the tomb of King Ma Yin of the Chu state and his family during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period. It is also known as Ma'an Dui due to its saddle-like shape. The tomb has yielded significant archaeological finds, including a female corpse from the Western Han Dynasty, a thin silk garment resembling a cicada's wings, as well as a large collection of lacquerware, pottery, weapons, musical instruments, wooden figurines, silk textiles, and silk paintings and documents. These artifacts serve as important physical materials for studying the ancient Chu culture. Visitors can visit the site to learn about the historical background and unique charm of the ancient Chu culture.

Huangxing Road Pedestrian Street is a famous modern commercial pedestrian street in Changsha, located on Huangxing South Road in Furong District, with a total length of about 800 meters (including the extended section). It was first built in the 1930s and named in honor of Huang Xing, a leader of the Xinhai Revolution. The pedestrian street integrates dining, shopping, entertainment, and culture, making it one of the most bustling areas in Changsha. It boasts numerous brand stores and Changsha's special snacks. In addition, the pedestrian street offers enchanting night scenes, a strong cultural atmosphere, as well as bronze sculptures and old photo walls reflecting the human and cultural landscape of old Changsha.

The Xiangjiang River is a major river in Hunan Province, China, originating in Guangxi or Hunan (there are multiple theories about its source). With a total length of approximately 844 kilometers (varying based on different source theories), it flows through cities such as Yongzhou, Hengyang, Zhuzhou, Xiangtan, and Changsha, eventually emptying into Dongting Lake in Xiangyin County, Yueyang City. The Xiangjiang River has abundant water resources and numerous tributaries, serving as an important waterway connecting the Central Plains to the south of the Five Ridges. It holds rich historical and cultural significance, as well as economic value. The scenery along the river is breathtaking, with famous attractions such as Juzizhou in the Changsha section. Night cruises on the Xiangjiang River are also a特色 tourist activity in the area.

Hunan Provincial Museum is a large comprehensive historical and art museum with a rich collection of cultural relics, showcasing the historical culture and development of Hunan region. It houses numerous precious artifacts, such as those unearthed from the Mawangdui Han Tomb, making it an important window for understanding the history and culture of Hunan.

Taiping Old Street is the most intactly preserved street in the ancient city of Changsha, comprising one main street and ten alleys, with the main street stretching 380 meters long and about 7 meters wide. Here, white walls and black tiles, intersecting alleys, and shops lined up one after another create a scene where the bustle and prosperity of Taiping Street as a commercial hub for thousands of years remain undiminished despite the winds and frosts. Taiping Old Street boasts commercial relics such as Qian Yisheng Grain Stack, Lisheng Salt Shop, and the Standard Oil Bank, as well as leisure and cultural sites like the Yichun Garden Stage and Dongtingchun Teahouse, making it a great place to experience the historical culture and commercial atmosphere of Changsha.

Xie Zilong Image Art Museum is the largest non-profit image art museum in China, founded by the photographic artist Mr. Xie Zilong. It has been open to the public since September 16, 2017. The museum integrates image collection, exhibition, academic research, and exchange, striving to become an important window for disseminating Chinese image art. With professional art exhibition halls and advanced exhibition lighting equipment, it is a great place to appreciate and learn about image art.

Mount Yuelu, located on the west bank of the Xiang River in Changsha, Hunan, is an extension of the Hengshan Mountains, with an altitude of 300.8 meters and a total area of 8 square kilometers. The natural scenery here is beautiful, and the seasons offer pleasant views, making it one of China's four famous maple viewing spots. Mount Yuelu also boasts a profound historical and cultural heritage, including Yuelu Academy, one of the four ancient academies of China, as well as numerous inscriptions and cliff carvings. As a significant tourist attraction in Changsha, Mount Yuelu attracts a large number of visitors to explore its natural beauty and rich history.

Yuelu Academy, one of the Four Great Ancient Academies of China, is situated at the eastern foothill of Yuelu Mountain. Established in the ninth year of Kaibao in the Northern Song Dynasty (AD 976), it has a history spanning over a thousand years, through the Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties. Yuelu Academy was not only the cultural and academic hub of ancient Hunan but also a model for ancient Chinese academy education and academic research. It is recommended to visit Yuelu Academy in the following order: the entrance (right gate), Zhuomo Hall, Taihe Hall, Chuncao Garden, Cloud Corridor, and Library Building, to better understand its historical and cultural heritage.

Juzizhou, located in the center of the Xiang River in Changsha, is formed by the deposition of silt and is named for its abundant production of oranges. It is the core of Changsha's "mountain, water, island, city" tourism pattern and is also a national demonstration site for civilized scenic tourist areas and a classic red tourism attraction. The island features major attractions such as the Juzizhou Head Plaza, Wangjiang Pavilion, the Youth Mao Zedong Artistic Sculpture, and the Juzizhou Cultural Park. Juzizhou is easily accessible and is particularly pleasant for viewing maple leaves in autumn, making it a great place to explore the historical culture and natural scenery of Changsha.

Nanmenkou is an ancient neighborhood in Changsha, located on the east bank of the Xiang River, facing Juzizhou across the river. With a long history and profound cultural heritage, it is one of the important landmarks in Changsha. Nearby Nanmenkou, there are many famous food restaurants and snack stalls, offering Changsha's special snacks such as stinky tofu and tangyoubaba. Tourists can taste authentic Hunan cuisine here. There are also many shopping venues and leisure facilities where you can shop, relax, and entertain.