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Shibati Traditional Scenic Area preserves Chongqing's traditional hillside streets while bringing together historic architecture, local dining, creative shops, and cultural spaces. It offers a glimpse into the city's history and everyday life.

Mountain City Trail with century-old stone steps offer sweeping views of the Yangtze and skyline. Blending old-town vibes with trendy spots, it's a must-see for Chongqing's magic.

Jiefangbei Pedestrian Street is one of Chongqing's premier commercial districts, offering a vibrant mix of shopping, dining, entertainment, and cultural experiences. A stroll through the area reveals the energy and modern spirit of this dynamic metropolis.

Baixiang Street, home to China's first telegraph office, now preserves century-old buildings like Jiangquantai Hao and the Herbal Medicine Guild, next to iconic Baixiangju. Colonial charm meets local life—a perfect window into old Chongqing.

Spanning both banks of the Yangtze River, the Yangtze River Cableway is one of Chongqing's most distinctive urban attractions. A ride across the river offers breathtaking aerial views of the city skyline and the confluence of the two rivers.

The Chongqing WFC Observation Deck offers panoramic views of the city skyline, the meeting of the Yangtze and Jialing Rivers, and Chongqing's dramatic mountain landscape. It's a favorite spot for both daytime scenery and dazzling night views.

Located at the confluence of the Yangtze and Jialing Rivers, Chaotianmen Square is a landmark destination for viewing the spectacular meeting of the two waterways. Visitors can enjoy sweeping river vistas alongside Chongqing's modern urban skyline.

Built against the hillside and overlooking the river, Hongya Cave is renowned for its layered stilt-house architecture and is one of Chongqing's most iconic landmarks. Illuminated at night, its dazzling lights blend beautifully with the scenery of the two rivers, showcasing the unique charm of the mountain city.

Longmenhao Old Street preserves the architectural charm of Chongqing's port-opening era and combines cultural exhibitions, local dining, and leisure spaces. Walking through its historic streets offers a glimpse into both old Chongqing and its contemporary creative culture.

The Three Gorges Museum presents the history and culture of the Yangtze River and the Three Gorges region, alongside the development of Chongqing. Its extensive collections and engaging exhibitions provide valuable insight into Bayu heritage.

Liziba is famous for its remarkable “train-through-building” phenomenon, where a light rail line passes directly through a residential structure. This unique example of Chongqing's multi-level urban design has become a must-visit attraction.

While retaining its industrial architectural character, TESTBED2 Creative Park brings together creative shops, art exhibitions, distinctive dining, and leisure spaces, making it a popular destination for experiencing Chongqing's youthful culture and creative energy.