Du Fu River Pavilion

The scenery is OK, the attractions are not big, learning knowledge is the main, it is recommended to go down from the top floor, cultural and creative products are also very interesting, it is recommended to come at night, you can overlook the night view of Changsha, and the time to enter the museum is about 6 o'clock.

I specially brought the elderly to Dufujiang Pavilion to play. I didn't have to go upstairs to see other people's comments. I took pictures outside and made a film. But after the staff explained it, I decided to come and see it. The staff service attitude is very good, the fare is not expensive, not only can understand the history after the pavilion, but also the beautiful night view of Linjiang, it is still worth it.

Du Fujiang Pavilion is beautiful, it stands on the shore of the Xiangjiang River, across the river from Orange Island and Yuelu Mountain, and is one of the important scenic spots in Changsha. This pavilion is not only built to commemorate Du Fu, the great poet of the Tang Dynasty, but also a place that integrates commemoration, culture, leisure and tourism. Du Fujiang Pavilion is unique in architectural style and full of classical charm. Its appearance is imitated Tang style, showing a simple and elegant temperament. The pavilion displays Du Fu's life and poetry works, which allows people to enjoy the beautiful scenery while also gaining an in-depth understanding of the life and creation of the great poet. Du Fujiang Pavilion is uniquely located, making it a great place to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Xiangjiang River. Standing on the pavilion, you can overlook the scenery on both sides of the Xiangjiang River and feel the vastness and waves of the river.

Affordable, comfortable and clean This hotel is located in the city center, affordable and comfortable. The rooms are small but warmly furnished and make people feel at home. The service staff is friendly and enthusiastic to answer guests' questions. There are many special snacks and attractions around, very suitable for budget travelers and students. This is an ideal place to stay and will definitely leave you with good memories. Not a five-star hotel can't afford it, but affordable, warm and cost-effective.

Du Fujiang Pavilion, the second stop of the Hunan trip, it is not easy to park here, people are coming like a tide on Saturday night, it is really not easy to find a parking space, it is better to take the subway. Beautiful scenery, no loss of Orange Island head

📍 Wenheyou, No. 108 Xiangjiang Middle Road, Tianxin District, can be reached by walking 100 meters. It takes 10 minutes to walk near the city center. 🉑 to After dinner in the evening, you can go to Dufujiang Pavilion and then go to Wenheyou to turn on the lights at 6 o'clock and turn off the lights at 10 o'clock. Tickets: Adults 11💰 Children/students/old people at half price Baozis to Dufujiang Pavilion Road. Opposite to shoot. Both sides can be More people on the left and less on the right! You can find and shoot, the price is not expensive, the makeup is stronger and more filmed! You can show your skin a little better! I just have no preparation, but the photographer is powerful! Time is tight and I repaired two and sent it out.

Du Fujiang Pavilion is an antique garden building built in memory of Tang Dynasty poet Du Fu. Du Fujiang Pavilion is located in the West Lake Bridge in Hedong City, Changsha City, Hunan Province, at the junction of Xiangjiang Road Middle Section and Xihu Road. Linxiang River is part of Xiangjiang Scenic Belt. Jiang Pavilion is only a kilometer away from Tianxin Pavilion, Jia Yi's former residence and Chengnan College (now the first normal school), and close to Xiangjiang River and Orange Island in the west, overlooking Yuelu Mountain. It is a cultural landmark of Changsha's "one river on both sides of the river".

Du Fujiang Pavilion is the largest imitation Tang building in Changsha. It is close to Xiangjiang River and Juzizhou to the west and overlooks Yuelu Mountain. It is a cultural landmark of Changsha's "one river bank". Du Fujiang Pavilion has fewer people, probably because it is rainy. In fact, Wuhan's Yellow Crane Tower is also a imitation Tang building, and the original one has long been gone. I have a Hunan Xiaoxiang card, 10% off the subway bus, 30% off Changsha and Wuhan are very similar, the subway extends in all directions, the city does not need to take a taxi at all, and the subway fare is cheap, from Changsha Railway Station to Hunan University, transfer to Yuejiang Jiu Station only 2 yuan.