Changsha's new check-in spot: Xiangjiang New District City Pavilion, a great place for photos with few people

Next to the Xie Zilong Photography Art Museum, a building with a Mélange color scheme has quietly emerged—the Xiangjiang New District City Pavilion. Its unique geometric shape stands tall between heaven and earth, boldly outlining the exquisite scenery along the banks of the Xiang River. If museums are a city's history, and science museums are a city's future, then the City Pavilion should represent the city's present. The construction area of the Xiangjiang New District City Pavilion is 11,000 square meters, designed by the master architect Wei Chunyu, and is known as the 'floating magic box on the water'. The building's exterior has clear lines and a strong sense of three-dimensionality, with sloping roofs, water channels, and stairs—every corner is an excellent spot for taking photos. Many people come here to check in, exclaiming: 'Changsha's new landmark, super photogenic.' Not only is the exterior eye-catching, but stepping inside reveals a whole different world. The atrium uses wood finishes to create a spacious and transparent space, where natural light flows and blends in, making one feel relaxed and lazy.