City: Hunan
Top Things to do in Hunan
Top Hotels in Hunan
- 1. No.5 Valley Inn
- 2. Zhangjiajie Pullman Hotel
- 3. Crowne Plaza Zhangjiajie Wulingyuan, an IHG hotel
- 4. Courtyard by Marriott Changsha South
- 5. Zhangjiajie Tongfu Inn
- 6. Hilton Zhuzhou
- 7. Easy Stay Bajie Wulingyuan Branch
- 8. Zhangjiajie Huatian hotel
- 9. Homeward Mountain Hotel
- 10. Home Inn Zhangjiajie Dayongfucheng
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6 Things to do Good for a Rainy Day in Hunan That You Shouldn't Miss
Hunan is the 7th most populous province of China and the 10th most extensive by area. Its capital is Changsha.
Restaurants in Hunan
1. Zhangjiajie Junsheng Painting Institute
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
2. Changsha Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By V6764XFdavidm - Oslo, Norway
If you are interested in Chinese and Hunan province history then this is must visit. Situated in a modern and spacious building that includes the 2000 year old mummified body of a Chinese lady and so many beautiful artefacts. Don't forget you passport.
3. Hunan Provincial Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 124 reviews
Reviewed By Anabela00
Foreigners to remember to take their passports with. The museum is impeccable. Maybe eat something before you start as there is a lot to see. Security is everywhere and especially watch the foreigners near the more valuable and rare objects, and also near the tomb of Lady Dai as no photography is to be taken there. They watch the foreigners very carefully and so we did not attempt to take pics there. All else we could photograph. The history of Changsha and Hunan province in general are well documented and the beautiful detail of all the artifacts buried with Lady Dai's was equisite and very well preserved. Give yourself a number of hours if you wish to see all the rooms in detail.
4. Changsha Bamboo Slips Museum
5. Yellow Dragon Cave
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 353 reviews
Reviewed By thelonious22
The Yellow Dragon Cave is conveniently located on the way back from the canyon or can be reached by a local bus. After the mandatory walk through the vendors, it’s another half kilometer walk to the entrance. The walk is nice as the grounds are beautiful with ponds, pavilions, and water wheels. Here is also a giant salamander (about a meter long) on display which was fascinating to see. Visitors are sent in groups of thirty or so accompanied by a guide but after about fifteen minutes in, it becomes difficult to stay with the same group. As groups all follow slightly different routes and move in different directions, it’s amazing how most groups stay intact until the end. I of course got separated early and ended up walking through the area on my own. The caves are vast and if it’s not busy it would be easy to get lost. I walked around for over two hours and went on a boat ride but still not sure I saw everything inside. The colorful lighting enhances the visuals and on summer months, the cool temperature inside is a nice escape from the heat. Even with all the chaos, it’s an amazing cave that measures up to most of the world class caves.
6. Charming Xiangxi Theatre
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