[2024 Changsha Attraction] Travel Guide for Martyrs Memorial Park (Updated Nov)

烈士公园 This is a big park with tall trees and looks like green ink spot immaculately dropped on the city map surface. Well, this is perfect area for relaxation. At the same time I would like to advise to roam territory faster than it would be wished, because location is big and almost every corner has a god point of view and makes people to take out camera again and again. The park has memorial, I guess it should be paid a visit to commemorate the brave soldiers protected their country. Also there is a lake, pine trees and their close relatives alley lines in the middle of the lake and divide the water surface for two parts like thin and sharp knife blade, making the walking as a pleasant journey into hidden Kingdom of inner islands.

Martyrs Park, a green gem in the city.

Hey guys, today I'm going to introduce you to a super awesome place - Martyrs Park! 🌳🌳 Martyrs Park is located in the bustling city center, but it's like a tranquil oasis that makes you feel far away from the hustle and bustle. 🏞️ As soon as you enter the park, you are surrounded by lush greenery, as if you are in the embrace of nature, and your mood becomes super good! 🚶‍♀️Stroll along the spacious tree-lined path, with lush trees on both sides, and occasionally you can hear the cheerful singing of birds. Here, you can slow down and enjoy the leisure and comfort of life. 🏞️There is a super large lake in the park, the lake is clear and sparkling. You can rent a small boat, boating on the lake, and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the lake and mountains. The breeze blows, the water ripples, it's simply beautiful! 🌸In spring, the park is full of flowers, competing for beauty. You can enjoy flowers and take photos with your family and friends, leaving beautiful memories. 🍂In autumn, the leaves turn yellow and red, and the forest is dyed, just like a beautiful picture. Walking in such a scene, I feel intoxicated. 🏃‍♂️In addition, Martyrs Park also has many fitness facilities and sports venues, where you can run, play ball, and exercise. On weekends, you can also have a picnic and fly a kite with your family and friends, and enjoy parent-child time. In short, Martyrs Park is a good place for leisure, entertainment, and fitness. Whether it is spring, summer, autumn or winter, there are different beautiful scenery waiting for you to discover. Come to Martyrs Park to check in, I believe you will fall in love with it! 💕💕

A hidden gem in Changsha, worth a visit.

I knew there was a covered bridge in Changsha before I came, and I really wanted to see it. I found out that it was located in Martyrs Park, so I planned to go and see it before I left. In addition to the solemn and majestic monument and memorial hall to commemorate the martyrs, the lake view in the park is also worth lingering. In the evening, you can also enjoy the sunset, and the golden mottled lake is very beautiful! On the way to the covered bridge, I also passed a hidden gem, a national-style pavilion and stone tablet, which was dilapidated but quite mysterious. In contrast, the covered bridge seemed ordinary. The park is conveniently located near the Hunan Provincial Museum, and it is worth a visit if you have time.

Changsha Martyrs' Park Scenic Area.

Changsha Martyrs' Park: The pride of Hunan, a historical treasure|||Changsha Martyrs' Park is the largest park in Changsha and an important base for patriotic education. Here is a travel guide to Changsha Martyrs' Park, hoping to help you. Visiting time: It is best to choose in the morning or evening, when the park is most beautiful and there are relatively few people, so you can better appreciate the scenery of the park. Visiting route: If you want to visit the park comprehensively, it is recommended that you enter from the east gate and walk along the ring line of the park. You can pass various attractions in the park, such as the memorial square, artificial lake, children's playground, etc. If you only want to visit a few attractions such as the lakeside and the Martyrs' Memorial Tower, you can also enter directly from the south gate. Recommended attractions: The most worth visiting attractions in the park include the Martyrs' Memorial Tower, Memorial Square, Artificial Lake, and Children's Playground. The Martyrs' Memorial Tower is a landmark building in the park. There are many portraits and deeds of Hunan martyrs displayed in the tower. It is an important place to commemorate the martyrs and understand the revolutionary history of Hunan. The Memorial Square is a large public activity venue, often holding various commemorative activities and ceremonies. The artificial lake has beautiful scenery, and you can row on the lake and enjoy the beautiful scenery. The children's playground has various amusement facilities and activities, which is a good place for children to play. Transportation guide: If you take a bus, you can take lines 3, 113, 131, 203, etc. to the north gate of Martyrs' Park. If you drive by yourself, you can park your car in the parking lot near the park. Subway Line 6, Line 3. Precautions: When visiting the park, please keep quiet and solemn, do not make loud noises or play around. At the same time, please also pay attention to protecting the environment and facilities in the park, do not litter or damage public facilities at will.

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Day 1: Yuelu Mountain + Yuelu Academy Yuelu Mountain: Located in Changsha, it's a famous scenic spot in Hunan known for its beautiful natural scenery and rich historical culture. The mountain is covered with ancient trees and numerous historical sites. The autumn foliage is particularly stunning. Yuelu Academy: One of the four great academies of ancient China, located at the foot of Yuelu Mountain. With a history of over a thousand years, the academy is surrounded by ancient trees and exudes a scholarly atmosphere, making it a great place to experience ancient academic culture. Day 2: Hunan Martyrs Park + Orange Isle Martyrs Park: Located in downtown Changsha, it's an important site to commemorate revolutionary martyrs. The park is lush with greenery, surrounded by lakes, and features numerous monuments and memorial halls, making it a great place to remember history and receive patriotic education. Orange Isle: A long, narrow island in the Xiang River, known as the 'First Isle of China.' The isle is lush with greenery and offers beautiful scenery, especially the nighttime light show, which is spectacular. Day 3: IFS (International Finance Square) + Wuyi Square IFS: Located in downtown Changsha, it's a modern commercial complex that integrates shopping, dining, and entertainment. With numerous international brands, it's a great place for shopping and leisure. Wuyi Square: One of Changsha's iconic locations and one of the busiest commercial districts. Surrounded by high-rise buildings and numerous shops, it's a great place to experience the modern urban landscape of Changsha. Must-Try Foods Huogongdian: Famous for dishes like stinky tofu and sugar oil baba, representing traditional Changsha snacks. Fei Dacai's Spicy Stir-Fried Pork: Known for its unique spicy stir-fried pork, which is delicious and not overly spicy. Tea Yanyue Se: A local milk tea brand in Changsha, known for its delicate taste and moderate sweetness, loved by locals. Accommodation Recommendations Suggested Area: Near Wuyi Square, convenient for transportation and shopping. Hotel Name: Niccolo Changsha Hotel Address: 188 Jiefang West Road, Furong District, Changsha Photo Spots Yuelu Mountain Summit: Offers a panoramic view of downtown Changsha. Orange Isle Head: Take a photo with the young Mao Zedong sculpture and feel the presence of a great man. Wuyi Square Night View: The square is brilliantly lit at night, making it a great place for city nightscape photography. Tips Changsha's weather can be unpredictable, so it's advisable to carry rain gear and sunscreen. Changsha cuisine is generally spicy. If you can't handle spicy food, inform the server when ordering. When visiting Yuelu Mountain and Orange Isle, wear comfortable shoes as you'll need to walk for a long time.

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