Vacationers who are interested in house rentals in Hunan will have plenty of different options, as they are the most frequent property type there. Additionally, house rentals in Hunan have an average cost of $48 a night and an average size of 430 ft². Moreover, these properties are optimal for 3 it represents the average number of guests house rentals can welcome in Hunan. Hotel rooms represent the other most typical type of accommodation in Hunan. While house rentals in Hunan have an average size of 430 ft², hotel rooms have an average size of 320 ft².
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Filters are provided so you can in your search to find the perfect vacation rental in Hunan. Most of the vacation rentals in Hunan provide "TVs" or "internet," which makes it a wonderful vacation destination if you want to tune out with some TV time or you need internet access during your vacation. You can even look for rentals if you bring your pet everywhere (9 rentals include "Pets Allowed" in Hunan) or if you want a rental providing a crib (1 rentals in Hunan include "cribs").
Explore a mix of modern and ancient China at a Hunan vacation home
One of China's most exciting regions, Hunan beckons guests with incredible natural attractions, historic and cultural sites, and exotic cuisine. Choose a family-style Hunan cottage or traditional Hunan hut as your jumping-off point for exploring.
A taste Of Asia
Hunan cuisine, or Xiang cuisine, is well known for its fiery flavors. Typical meals begin with cold salads and meats and continue with blazing hot stir-frys, soups, and stews. After a long day of exploring the streets of Fenghuang, refuel with a large family-style dinner at WanMu Zhai. Menu favorites include crispy tofu, traditional hot pot, fried rice, and water spinach.
For a sampling of Hunan's world-famous street food, spend an evening at the Huangxing Road Walking Street. Whether you have your sights set on delicacies such as deep-fried scorpions and double-fermented tofu, or less adventurous eats such as barbecued chicken and grilled rice balls, you'll find what you're looking for here. Very few vendors offer English menus, so your best bet is to point and smile.
The real Hunan
The Zhunti Temple of Fenghuang Old City is one of the best-preserved Buddhist temples in the area. Hand-carved calligraphy-covered walls, murals by famous contemporary artist Huang Yongyu, and a large Buddha statue make excellent photography subjects. Early morning is the best time for a visit, with mist lingering on the water and cool weather for exploring the temple grounds. To view the building from a different angle, take a river tour. The temple is a popular stop.
No landmark symbolizes China like the Great Wall, and your trip to Hunan is not complete without a visit. The Miaojiang Gate is an excellent place to view south sections of the wall, which were built during the Ming Dynasty. The park grounds are lovely, and the view from the top is one of the region's best. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes and bring a camera!
Exciting day trips
The historic streets of Fenghuang, known as Phoenix Ancient Town, transport visitors back through the history of Hunan. By day, quaint shops feature a variety of handmade souvenirs. Quiet restaurants and cafés invite guests in off the street, serving traditional and modern dishes. After dark, the town transforms into a hotspot for nightlife, with nightclubs and karaoke bars on every corner. If you prefer a more peaceful evening, stroll along the riverside for a romantic light show.
Outdoor enthusiasts can spend a peaceful day amid nature at the Zhangjiajie National Forest Park. Hikes range in difficulty, covering either flat and paved trails or mountainous terrain. If you're less intrepid, the park is also explorable by Jeep. Guided tours are available for nature lovers looking to ascend the mountain and learn about the region along the way. Whereas you can also go independently, be sure to pack plenty of water and sunscreen.
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