Chongqing | Morning Walk in the Mountain City

——The time spent in Chongqing was very short, but this city has a great attraction for me. Chongqing and Hong Kong are the two places I personally think are most worth wandering around the street corners to feel the charm of the city. Besides the famous name of the 8D city, the humanistic culture here also adds a lot to the city. Using the short time in the morning, I visited a few places closely and completed my first impression of the mountain city 😆 . 🔻Raffles City If I could only check in one place, I would probably not choose Hongya Cave, but Raffles City. At the end of the winding street, a uniquely shaped building soars into the sky, presenting a three-dimensional urban street scene. This is also one of the business cards of the 8D city. 📍Address: Chongqing to Chaodong Road . 🔻Hongya Cave and Qiansimen Bridge The night view of Hongya Cave is a must-visit pilgrimage spot for traveling in Chongqing, but I missed the bustling time and came here in the morning. The Hongya Cave, stripped of neon lights, blends into the surrounding reinforced concrete, and together with Qiansimen Bridge, forms the most beautiful 🌉 scenery along the two rivers 🤗 📍Address: Opposite Hongya Cave, navigate to Chongqing Grand Theatre . 🔻Baixiangju Cable Car From the residential buildings here, you can take pictures of the cable car passing through the residential buildings. Unfortunately, I went too early, and the 🚠 cable car was not yet running 😂. However, the complex terrain of the community here also allows you to truly appreciate the charm of Chongqing 👍 📍Address: Navigate to Pangge Noodle Shop, go up the stairs Ps: As a domestic street photography destination, Chongqing, besides the popular internet check-in points, has many places worth exploring and photographing. It is a city worth savoring slowly 😊