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Chongqing is a magical 8D city that will make you question your sense of space—light rail runs through buildings, roads are built on rooftops, and GPS navigation goes haywire here. The night view of the stilted houses at Hongyadong is reminiscent of *Spirited Away*, while the light rail passing through a building at Liziba is a spectacle unique to China. Hot pot restaurants scattered throughout the city ensure the air is always filled with the aroma of beef tallow.
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Hongyadong
Chongqing’s most photogenic scene. You must visit at night—during the day, it’s just an ordinary traditional-style building, but once the lights come on at night, that’s when the magic happens. The best spot for photos is in the middle section of the Qiansimen Bridge.

Liziba Light Rail Passes Through a Building
A spectacle unique to Chongqing. Don’t just watch from below—be sure to ride Line 2 through the building yourself.

Ciqikou Ancient Town
Experience the old Chongqing wharf culture. Be sure to visit the Chen Changyin Twisted Dough Sticks flagship store on Back Street (15 yuan per jin, freshly fried); prices on Front Street are twice as high.

Yangtze River Cable Car
Crossing the Yangtze River from the air—a unique perspective you can only experience in Chongqing.

Mountain City Trail
If you can only visit one place to experience old Chongqing, make it the Mountain City Trail. The river views from the cliffside walkway and the teahouses in the air-raid shelters—this is the most authentic side of Chongqing.

Liangjiang Small Ferry
It’s cheaper than the Yangtze River Cable Car (15 yuan vs. 20 yuan), less crowded, and offers a more complete view—taking in the confluence of the two rivers, Hongyadong, the bridge, and the sunset all at once. Locals say the ferry is a better value than the cable car.
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