Huo Palace is a representative public place in Changsha, Hunan that integrates Han folk culture, Huo Temple culture and food culture. In particular, Huo Palace's flavored snacks are well-known in Hunan. As a characteristic attraction in Changsha City, Hunan Province, it is located on Pozi Street, Tianxin District, Changsha City. Here you can eat a variety of Changsha and Hunan snacks, such as Changsha stinky tofu, authentic Mao's braised pork, sugar-oiled cakes, etc. As a food city, Huo Palace now has 5 stores in Changsha, including 1 main store and 4 branches.

Changsha Fire Palace used to be a temple that worshiped the Fire God, also known as "Qianyuan Palace". It was built in the fifth year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1577 AD) and has a history of more than 440 years. From the late Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China period, the fire palace was filled with loads and umbrellas, and became a downtown of sacrifices, watching operas, listening to books, watching arts, and snacks. It integrates religious culture, folk culture, and catering culture, and is an extreme A representative popular cultural place. Its profound cultural heritage of the Fire Temple and the Fire Palace food are admired by the world and have attracted celebrities from all generations to visit. Huogong Food has been inherited and discovered from generation to generation. It now has more than 300 famous Hunan-style snacks and more than 100 traditional classic Hunan cuisine, making it the kingdom of Hunan snacks and the capital of traditional Hunan cuisine. Today, the Fire Palace has red walls and green tiles, flying eaves and horns, lush trees, surround corridors, and fragrant food, making it a beautiful landscape in Changsha’s historical and cultural city. Visit the Fire Palace and experience the mysterious religious culture, the vigor of the Fire Temple, listen to Xiangqu Tanci, eat traditional morning tea, and taste traditional Hunan cuisine. It is a unique tourist and leisure place in Changsha, and is a popular place for Changsha. The Changsha living room, praised as the "land of blessings and longevity" and "gate of auspiciousness".