Hunan is a unique region rich with history and beauty. From nature for hikers to monuments and pagodas for history buffs to markets and street food for the urbanites, the province has it all. Five days is just enough to experience the best views, eats and ... Read More>>

Changsha residents love the excitement of nightlife, thus it is no surprise that bars have been fast to spring up all over the city. At nightfall, various bars wake up and convert the bustling city into exciting venues with great parties that last long into ... Read More>>

Changsha’s most famous commercial pedestrianised shopping street, Huang Xing Lu (黄兴路步行商业街), is also one of the oldest commercial streets in the area, although you wouldn’t know it to look at, with its endless parades of brand-name shops, ... Read More>>

Sweaty summer got you down? Cool off in the rivers of Hunan at one of these gorgeous and thrilling water rafting spots. From the exciting Mengdong Rafting to the relaxing Lianyunshan Rafting, we've rounded up the best spots in Hunan for exciting river ... Read More>>

The famous Japanese author Haruki Murakami once said that if a city is absent of people wishing to open cafes, then no matter how much money that city has, it’ll be nothing but a hollow space. Fortunately, Changsha isn’t just a “hollow space”, thanks to ... Read More>>

When talking about what are Changsha’s best theatres, the three that are undisputedly at the top of the pile are Wanda International Cineplex, Warner Studios Cineplex and Wangfujing Cineplex. They are located in Changsha’s bustling commercial center and ... Read More>>

Despite being nestled in the very bosom of China, the capital of Hunan province (Changsha) now has a number of restaurants serving French, German, Italian, Korean and Japanese cuisines, catering not only to foreign tourists, but also sparking interest from ... Read More>>

There are numerous parks dotting Changsha including the Memorial Park for National Heroes, Sea World, the Moon Lake Park and Yuelushan Park. These parks not only show Changsha in all its natural beauty, but they also provide for a variety of fun attractions ... Read More>>

Summer has come, and of course, it's another sweaty one in most Chinese cities. The summer months are always a great time to get away, especially if that means lower temperatures. While Changsha might not have the breeziest summers in all of China, there is ... Read More>>

Come one come all to Changsha for two days and nights of wild fun, delicious beer, sexy babes and rock music. The 2011 Changsha Orange Isle International Music Festival will open its curtains on September 3rd and 4th at the Orange Isle Beach Park. Besides ... Read More>>