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Here’s a Chongqing adventure packed with high-energy city walks, jaw-dropping natural wonders, old-town vibes, and a few pro hacks to make the most of it 🚆🌄 Top Spots to Visit in Chongqing Jiefangbei Pedestrian Street (Yuzhong District, open all day) – The heartbeat of urban Chongqing! Perfect for people-watching, luxe shopping, and sampling spicy street eats. Three Natural Bridges (Wulong County, 08:30-17:00, entry ¥155) – Insane UNESCO karst formations! It’s about 20km southeast of Wulong County, and the dramatic stone arches, sinkholes, and caves are worth every step. Chongqing Zoo (No. 1 West Village, Jiulongpo, admission ¥25, open most days 07:30-16:30/18:00) – Must-see for panda lovers! Arrive early to catch them at their most active, plus red pandas, giant turtles, and more. Shibati (Shi Ba Ti, open all day) – Real local flavor with steep stone stairs, street snacks, traditional shops, and old Chongqing energy. Wear comfy shoes! Longmenhao Old Street (105 Nanbin Road, open all day) – Stroll riverside past Qing Dynasty houses and quirky cafes. Sweet spot for sunset snaps. Hongya Cave – Insta-famous for neon-lit stilt houses over the river. Go at dusk for the best photos and street food. Liziba Station – Don’t skip this iconic light rail station where the train literally glides through a building. You can get epic vids from the street deck below! Wulong Karst Geological Park – If you love the outdoors, spend a day hiking deep gorges, caves, and waterfalls. Combine this with the Three Natural Bridges to maximize your nature fix. Getting Around: Use Chongqing’s efficient subway (Line 1/2/3 covers most sights). Taxis are cheap—just screenshot Chinese addresses from above. Food: Don’t leave without trying hot pot (look for spots along Nanbin Rd), and snack on spicy noodles at Shibati. Tips: Plan outdoor adventures early in the day for cooler weather—Chongqing can get HOT! #chongqingviews #karstadventure #chinatravel #hotpotheaven