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Chongqing, known as the “Mountain City,” is a sprawling metropolis in southwestern China where modern skyscrapers blend with traditional stilt houses along the Yangtze and Jialing rivers. As one of China’s fastest-growing cities, Chongqing is renowned for its spicy Sichuan cuisine, particularly its famous hot pot, and serves as a major transportation hub and gateway to the scenic Three Gorges region. The city’s unique topography, with its hills and rivers, has earned it the nickname “The City of Bridges,” boasting numerous architectural marvels that span its waterways and connect its diverse districts.

Natural Wonders

Dazu Rock Carvings – UNESCO World Heritage site featuring ancient Buddhist rock art.

Historical Sites

Ciqikou Ancient Town – Well-preserved Ming and Qing dynasty port town on the Jialing River.
Hongya Cave – Historic stilt house complex with shops, restaurants, and river views.
Huguang Guild Hall – Qing dynasty complex showcasing traditional architecture and culture.

Modern Chongqing

Raffles City Chongqing – Futuristic skyscraper complex with an elevated sky bridge.

Culinary Experiences

Jiefangbei CBD – bustling commercial area with numerous hotpot restaurants.
Shibati – Street food paradise offering local specialties and snacks.

Cultural Attractions

Three Gorges Museum – Extensive collection of artifacts from the Three Gorges region.
Chongqing People’s Auditorium – Iconic building showcasing revolutionary architecture.
Yangtze River Cableway – Scenic cable car ride across the Yangtze River with panoramic views.

Historical and Religious Sites

Baolun Temple – Ancient Buddhist temple with a history dating back to the Tang Dynasty.
Luohan Temple – Historic Buddhist temple housing 500 terracotta arhat statues.