Chongqing~You're the city in China that's best at building stunning structures!

👉The Chongqing People's Great Hall combines traditional palace architecture with Western structural aesthetics, making it not just a landmark of the mountain city but also a photography paradise.
📌Basic Info & Transportation
Address: No. 173, Renmin Road, Yuzhong District, Chongqing
⏰Opening Hours: 8:00-18:00 (last ticket sale at 17:30)
🎫Ticket: 8 yuan (bookable via the official WeChat account "Chongqing People's Great Hall")

📌Transportation Tips:
🚇Metro: Exit 3 of Zengjiayan Station on Line 2 / Exit 1 of Great Hall Station on Line 10
🚗Driving: Navigate to "People's Great Hall Parking Lot" (limited spaces, arrive early)

📸 Must-Take Shots & Photography Tips
1️⃣Three Gorges Museum Steps: Capture the full view of the Great Hall, use a telephoto lens for "Mini Temple of Heaven" style shots.
2️⃣Interior Dome & Red Seats: Shoot from the second floor—overhead or upward angles—to capture both glass light reflections and solemn grandeur.

📖 In-Depth Cultural Experience
👉Historical Background: Built in 1951 under the direction of Deng Xiaoping and He Long, blending Chinese and Western architectural excellence. It's one of China's top 10 architectural achievements of the 20th century and hailed as one of "Asia's 10 Classic Buildings of the 20th Century."
👉Highlights: The interior glass dome and golden glazed tiles create a dazzling effect. Post-visit, use the WeChat account's audio guide to learn more about its architectural stories.

💡 Tips
👗Outfit Suggestions:
👉Outdoors: Traditional qipao or horse-face skirts to match the architecture;
👉Indoors: Opt for dark-colored long dresses (e.g., black dress against red seats).
❗️Avoid Crowds: Visit before 10 AM or after 4 PM for fewer people and softer natural light.

🚶‍♀️Route Suggestions:
⚠️Arrive before 10:30 AM to photograph the Great Hall's front—less harsh sunlight, and the rising sun casts a vibrant glow on the 🇨🇳 flag, symbolizing prosperity. Afterward, head to Ma'anshan Tangli, where shaded alleys and cool breezes make midday photography comfortable.

If time allows, visit the nearby Zaozilan'ya Trail—a scenic, less-crowded colorful pathway perfect for photos!