I think, if you go to Chongqing, no one would refuse to visit Jiefangbei. It is a landmark building, and countless tourists take photos with it every day. Jiefangbei was once an important carrier of Chongqing's historical culture, and today it has become Chongqing's CBD, supporting both the past and future of Chongqing.
When everyone comes to Chongqing, they most like to visit Hongya Cave at night. The entire Hongya Cave is most bustling when it is brightly lit, with countless tourists playing cards and taking photos while eating, which is a common sight. This is one of the most popular photography spots in Chongqing, and I suggest you keep your distance. It is from a distance that you can fully appreciate its beauty.
Chaotianmen
The bustling atmosphere of Chongqing largely comes from its docks. Among them, the most well-known is Chaotianmen. Here, you can take a ferry to enjoy the unbeatable river view, or admire the beautiful 'Jiamashui' scenery from the shore. Walking on the dock, the calls of vendors and the restless sound of the river echo in your ears, as if taking you back to the grand scenes of Chongqing's dock-based livelihood in the past.
Xiahao Zheng Street
This street is simply a mysterious existence. Xiahao Zheng Street in Nan'an District, Chongqing, is an ancient street that shows no signs of overdevelopment. People chat by the roadside and buy daily necessities at small shops at the street corner, everything remains as simple as it has been for many years. Now, the number of residents here is also decreasing, and it is unknown when it will become another Shibati. So, take the opportunity to go and capture it.
In the eyes of Chongqing people, escalators are also considered a means of transportation. As a city with more slopes than flat roads, it is difficult to develop a firm buttocks in Chongqing. Therefore, Chongqing people have utilized their extraordinary wisdom to transform elevators, originally designed for high-rise buildings, into transportation tools.
Yangtze River Cableway
The Yangtze River Cableway can be said to be a very representative mode of transportation in Chongqing. Locals use it as a means of transport, while tourists see it as a magical travel tool. Inside a small cable car cabin, it is crowded with passengers coming and going. For just 10 yuan, you can experience the spectacular river view firsthand.
