Changsha International Conference Center () is a large-scale conference facility located in the town of Huangxing, Changsha County, Hunan, China. It is recognized as the largest and highest-specification international conference center in central China.
History Changsha International Conference Center was officially delivered and began operations on 30 October 2020. The total investment in the project was nearly 3 billion yuan. It was designed by He Jingtang, an academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering.
Facilities With a total construction area of approximately , Changsha International Conference Center houses over 60 meeting rooms and halls.
Key venues include: Furong Hall (): the main hall, covering , is a column-free space that can accommodate up to 7,000 people and can be divided into three separate sections. A round-table conference hall. A banquet hall. A outdoor Chinese-style rooftop garden, often referred to as the "Cloud Garden" or "Cloud Academy".
Surrounding buildings Several hotels are located near Changsha International Conference Center, providing accommodation for guests: Novotel Changsha International Exhibition Center Ibis Styles Changsha International Exhibition Center Steigenberger Icons Hotel Changsha
Transportation The nearest metro station is Guangda station, served by Line 2 or Line 4. It is approximately a walk from the station to Changsha International Conference Center.
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