Hunan

Author: Yi Xiaochun
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2003-05-01
Features: We firmly believe that self-guided travel is not just about sightseeing, but a lifestyle that can make life more vibrant and fulfilling. To help more people embark on self-guided travel journeys, we have planned the "On the Road" series of self-guided travel guides. This is a comprehensive travel guide that takes into account all aspects of travel, from food, accommodation, transportation, and the various trivialities encountered along the way to serving as a guide for attractions. It also considers the traveler's budget, aiming to provide a guide that can be purchased after buying a ticket and then set off on the journey. One guide for a lifetime of travels, encouraging eco-tourism, recognizing and respecting local culture, and fully enjoying the joys of self-guided travel—this is the goal of the entire "On the Road" self-guided travel series.
The authors of the "On the Road" self-guided travel guides are all experienced self-guided travelers who have personally walked every route and visited every attraction described in the books, stayed in every hotel mentioned, and only then began writing and drawing maps. They understand the challenges faced by self-guided travelers on the road, and therefore strive to gather accurate information to make your journey smoother and guide you to discover and explore. We sincerely hope that the "On the Road" self-guided travel guides can become your trusted companion for travel. Whether you are reading Border Town in the small town of Fenghuang in Western Hunan, drifting freely down the Mending River, savoring traditional Changsha snacks in a century-old shop, or bird-watching in the vast Dongting Lake, "On the Road: Hunan" is your best guide!
Authentic firsthand experience—authored by native Hunanese who have personally explored the routes
Detailed maps—49 brand-new, specially designed travel maps
Comprehensive information—no more worries about food, accommodation, or activities
Exquisite hand-drawn illustrations—transport you into the charm of Western Hunan ancient towns