A museum hidden in Orange Isle - Changsha Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum.

A museum hidden in Orange Isle - Changsha Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum Changsha Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum is a public cultural venue that displays intangible cultural heritage resources and projects in Changsha, Hunan. The exhibition area combines traditional culture with modern technology, making it a living intangible cultural heritage museum that integrates appreciation, play, learning, tasting, and sales. The museum is located in Orange Isle Scenic Area. It is very large and takes about an hour to visit. It was formerly the residence of Zhang Xiaozhun, a revolutionary of the 1911 Revolution. There are two floors in total. The first floor introduces Changsha culture and some exhibits, and the second floor is currently an exhibition of summer cloth. You can also experience the fun of weaving after communicating with the teacher. The most representative ones are: Hunan embroidery, Hunan cuisine, flower-drum opera, Tongguan kiln ceramics, and Liuyang fireworks. Must-see treasures: Hunan embroidery "Drinking Water Tiger", chrysanthemum stone carving "Four-goat Square Zun", and intangible cultural heritage food, the most famous Changsha stinky tofu, Yuhe vinegar, Liuyang steamed dishes, Ningxiang four dishes (cardamom cake, sword bean flower, ice ginger, perilla plum), Changsha green tea, etc. Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday 9:30-17:30, closed on Monday (open on public holidays). No reservation is required. Enter with your ID card. Navigation: No. 125, Orange Isle, Orange Isle Scenic Area (formerly Orange Isle Inn) Transportation: Take Metro Line 2 to Orange Isle Station, and take the sightseeing train or walk. Tips: About Orange Isle reservation: 1. Search for "Yuelu Mountain Orange Isle Tourist Area" 2. Click "Scenic Spot Reservation" and select "Orange Isle Scenic Area" 3. Finally, click "Reserve Now". You can make a reservation three days in advance.