Overview

Explore Changsha on a guided tour. Visit local food stalls, stroll along the Xiang River, and hike up Yuelu Mountain.

Itinerary

Changsha: Guided City Tour with Yuelu Mountain Hike

Meet your guide and head to roadside food stalls to taste local delicacies such as rice noodles. Walk along the Xiang River and the surrounding commercial streets to experience the passionate commercial culture of Changsha. Cross the Xiang River and arrive at the foot of Yuelu Mountain. Stroll through three historically significant universities. Finally, begin your hiking tour of Yuelu Mountain from the university town. In addition, I speak Chinese, English, and Japanese, and can provide services in these languages.

Explore Changsha on a guided tour. Visit local food stalls, stroll along the Xiang River, and hike up Yuelu Mountain.

Meeting & Pickup

Changsha Hotel Pickup (Wuyi Square area)

📍 Wuyi Square, Furong District, Changsha, 410005, CN

What's Included

✓ Included

Guided tour of Changsha; Visit to roadside food stalls; Walk along the Xiang River; Visit to Yuelu Mountain; Tour of three universities; I can bring one person for free to exercise and swim at the gym.; Transportation to Changsha; Meals and drinks; Expenses such as entrance fees

✕ Not included

Lunch; Personal expenses; Gratuities (optional); Travel insurance

Cancellation Policy

Free cancellation is available on most tours up to 24 hours before the start time. The exact cancellation terms for this tour are shown during booking.

Traveler Reviews

4.6★★★★★Based on 71 reviews

Camille R.🇪🇸 Spain★★★★★2024-07

Honestly, I booked with two dishes in mind and left with a longer list. The trail gave the route a clear sense of place rather than feeling like random snacks. For 8 hours around Xi'an, the pace felt about right.

David E.🇫🇷 France★★★★☆2024-04

The Xi'an stops were organised, but the food did not arrive like a rehearsed tasting menu. Each place kept its own character.

Pierre D.🇯🇵 Japan★★★★★2026-01

A practical note: this is not technical hiking, but it isn't a city stroll either. Starting early gave us a cooler, quieter stretch on the trail. I would keep the Xi'an outline as it was.