Six popular art-based check-in spots in Changsha

The main focus of the trip to Changsha is food, but it's also necessary to intersperse various museums and art exhibitions throughout the day. Besides, we also enjoy various exhibitions ourselves, so after browsing various platforms, we found that these places have brought us a lot of surprises.

The entire architecture of the art museum is quite artistic. The museum covers an area of 15.3 acres, with an indoor area of over 25,000 square meters, surrounded by more than 180 acres of green space and lakes. The internationally renowned monk Master Hsing Yun (referred to as the mentor of Li Zijian) came to lay the foundation in May 2014, and construction began in December of the same year. The museum was completed on October 1, 2016, and is permanently open to the public for free.
Located next to the Li Zijian Gallery, it mainly hosts art exhibitions related to photography and film. After visiting the Li Zijian Gallery, many people come here as it is only a few steps away. The surrounding area is great for taking photos, and the strong industrial style is loved by many, making it a popular 'internet-famous' check-in spot.

Changsha Museum: Hawking and George's Universe

Similar to Zhujiang New Town in Guangzhou, the location of Changsha Museum includes not only the museum itself but also the Changsha Planning Exhibition Hall, Changsha Library, and Changsha Concert Hall, resembling the comprehensive facilities of Guangdong Provincial Museum, Guangzhou Opera House, and Guangzhou Library.

IFS International Finance Center - KAWS & Sesame Street

The International Finance Center (IFS) should be considered one of the top shopping malls in Changsha. The main purposes of this event are twofold: the KAWS and Star Tide Summer Special Exhibition (Sesame Street).

Ding Ding MALL

Ding Ding MALL covers a total area of 30 acres, with a total planned construction area of 40,260.94 square meters. The shopping center of Ding Ding MALL features five large sunken courtyards. The indoor and outdoor spaces are designed with Changsha's first 'breathable multi-level sunken garden' concept and the 'six senses' artistic space creation method, creating a 'scenario-based experience space integrating ecology and art.' It aims to become a diverse and rich brand combination within a large space, bringing Changsha residents a brand-new one-stop shopping center experience for dining, entertainment, and shopping.

Back to the Forest Project

'Back to the Forest Project' is a restaurant with a serene atmosphere amidst the hustle and bustle, featuring a strong Japanese style. It offers a variety of drinks, meals, and afternoon tea.