Visita de un día a la ciudad de Chongqing

Chongqing is an ancient city with over 3,000 years of history, where the city walls, alleys, and gates reflect its rich heritage. As Chongqing has developed, many alleys and city gates have disappeared in their original forms, yet they remain cherished memories for the older generations. Those that still exist easily resonate with modern people. Exploring the Chongqing of memory has become a popular pastime in contemporary life.

Ciqikou(More): located 14 kilometers west of Chongqing, this area was once a crucial water and land transportation hub during the Ming and Qing Dynasties (1368 to 1911). Its history dates back over 1,700 years. Here, you’ll find 14 ancient stone-paved streets lined with traditional-style houses and shops. Notable attractions include teahouses, local artists’ studios, and Shu embroidery workshops. In this charming town, there are hundreds of unique teahouses to explore.

Liziba (More)： is such a fascinating place! Imagine stepping into a lively neighborhood where an elevated monorail gracefully weaves through residential buildings—it’s like the perfect blend of modern engineering and daily life. The energy there is contagious, and the views are just stunning; you really feel the heartbeat of Chongqing!