The Changsha Window of the World is a theme park located on the banks of the Liuyang River in the city's northeastern suburb, covering an area of 400,000 square meters (40 hectares). It is the largest theme park in all of central China.

Established in 1997, the park features about 120 miniatures of world-famous tourist attractions, historic sites and architecture, including the German New Swan City, the Light House of Alexandria, the Louver Pyramid of France, the Hanging Gardens of Babylon and the Egyptian Pyramids. Tourists can enjoy the entertainment facilities, singing and dancing performances, parades, movies and a musical fountain. They can also opt to take part in the various activities the park has to offer.

Located in the southeast corner of Changsha’s city center, the Tianxin Pavilion Park is a major attraction of the city, as well as the only historical landmark of Changsha. Covering an area of 2.67 hectares, the park features a pavilion, well-preserved ancient walls and several other architectural highlights.

The pavilion was originally built during the Ming Dynasty (1368–1644) and renovated in the Qing Dynasty (1644–1911). It was destroyed in 1938 and rebuilt in 1983. With three stories, it measures 17.5 meters in height, supported by 60 wood pillars. The park, a classically constructed mini-garden, was built in 1924 to protect the pavilion.

Orange Island, also known as Ju Island or Juzi Island, is a shoal located in the center of Xiangjiang River, opposite Hunan’s capital city of Changsha. It was named after the oranges scattered across the island during harvesting season.

Formed in 305, the island got its name in the sixth century, from the work by a famous poet in the Tang Dynasty (618–907). At 140 meters long and 40 meters wide, the island looks like a huge green vessel, covered in a carpet of flourishing trees. It is believed to be the largest inland islet in the world and is now a popular site for summer relaxing in Changsha as temperatures never go soaring high, not even May to July.

The Fenghuang Ancient Town is a small county town located in Xiangxi Tujia and Miao Minorities Autonomous Region (western part of Hunan province). It was described as the most beautiful town in China by the Zelanian writer Louis Aileen. The town is the only path between Huahua, Jishou (Hunan province) and Tongren (Guizhou province) and a must-visit place to enjoy the real amorous feelings of the west part of Hunan province.

The town is very small with only a main street; however, it is a green corridor and charming place. It is located on the river bank of Tuojiang River (Tuojiang, 沱江), the small town was once the rallying point for politicos, warlords, bandits, and the local Miao minority people, we should say it was once a standard “barbarian” land.