There are three snack streets in Changsha: Pozi Street, Duzheng Street and Dongguashan Food Street.

The famous snack streets in Changsha mainly include Pozi Street, Duzheng Street and Dongguashan Food Street. Next to it are Wangsan Street, Taiping Street, and Gu Xiang, an ancient road of all sizes, all of which are good choices, with basically all the characteristics of Changsha.

Pozi Street:

Changsha Pozi Street has a long history of 1200 years. It is a veritable Millennium old street and a representative of Huxiang culture. After Wenxi fire, Pozi Street was destroyed. The newly-built Pozi Street was officially opened on June, 2005 10, starting from Huangxing South Road in the east and Xiangjiang Avenue in the west, with a total length of 640 meters. It is an influential and well-known folk food street at home and abroad.

Address: Pozi Street, Tianxin District, Changsha.

Duzheng Street:

Duzheng Street, with a total length of 365,438+04 meters, is one of the few historical streets and lanes in Changsha. The Town God Temple in Hua Shan County, the famous Dingxiang King Temple, the Zhan Palace to commemorate the ancestors of Hunan cuisine, and the Taohuajing, which inherits Huxiang culture and Liyuan style, have all gathered here.

Address: Duzheng Street, Changsha, starting from Gaozheng Street in the south, connecting with Tianxin Pavilion and ending at Mawang Street in the north, with a total length of 365,438+04m.

Dongguashan Food Street:

Dongguashan Food Street is the most popular snack food street in Changsha, and most shops open at 7 pm.

Address: Yun 'an Street, Tianxin District, Changsha.