Four Days and Three Nights in Chongqing

Chongqing, this vast metropolis, not only boasts magnificent landscapes but is also dotted with numerous dazzling gems. The following attractions are definitely worth exploring! Xiahaoli: ★★★★★, a renovated youth creative district, full of vitality with unique settings. Though the walk can be tough, it is absolutely worth a visit. Huangge Ancient Path: ★★★★★, lush and green, a natural oxygen bar. The stone slab road tests your stamina, but the mountain scenery is enough to heal all fatigue. Laojun Cave: ★★★★★, free admission, featuring the Sanqing Hall and Cihang Hall, each with its own charm. Be prepared with enough energy, or you might question your life choices. Tushan Temple: ★★★★★, affordable dam dam tea and vegetarian meals, fortune-telling available. Although there are quite a few mosquitoes, the place is peaceful and pleasant. Huayan Temple: ★★★★★, located farther from the city center but highly favored by locals. The atmosphere is comfortable, with free incense and scripture copying, and delicious vegetarian meals. Danzishi Old Street: ★★★★★, accessible by the Two Rivers ferry, offering breathtaking sunset views, abundant food options, and a perfect spot for photos. Guanghuan Shopping Park: ★★★★★, a mall styled like Singapore’s airport, with the stunning Forest Waterfall bathing in light. Sichuan Fine Arts Institute: ★★★★★, the charm of Sichuan Fine Arts is endless, with two campuses each having unique features and graffiti photo spots everywhere. This concludes the Chongqing trip. Whether five days and four nights or four days and three nights, the city’s attractions without entrance fees are part of its unique charm. Thank you for reading, and I hope my experience can help with your Chongqing journey!