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Ready for some inspiration? Here’s how I tackled the heart-thumping vibes of Chongqing — mega-stairs, epic river views, neon nights, and wild architecture that blend old with futuristic! 🌃

Must-See Places in Chongqing:

Hongya Cave (No. 88, Binjiang Road, Jialing River, Yuzhong District)
Open all day, this multi-level maze of walkways, quirky shops, and food is straight out of a cyberpunk movie. Bonus: insane photo ops especially at night when the neon pops!

Raffles Discovery Deck Observatory (重庆市渝中区接圣街8号重庆来福士F1)
Craving that skyline shot? Head here for jaw-dropping city views. Honestly, visiting in cloudy or rainy weather adds a moody layer to those glass towers and rivers. (Tip: Go evening for lights + reflections.)

Chaotianmen Square (Yangtze Riverside Road, Yuzhong District)
The place where the Yangtze and Jialing Rivers meet! Perfect for chill urban walks, people-watching, and those iconic city panoramas—especially when it’s busy at night and the “I am in Chongqing” billboards are aglow.

North City Paradise Walk Mall (Guanyinqiao East Ring Road)
Need a breather or retail therapy? Paradise Walk is modern, full of snacks, and great for escaping rain.

Travel Hacks & Practical Tips
Chongqing’s traffic is real—use metro or walk when possible, especially between big spots. Don’t sleep on the crazy staircase routes—exploring them is half the fun, but wear comfy shoes!
For food, hunt for hotpot joints near Hongya Cave or the mall—local spice levels are next level.
No visa drama for most travelers, but check beforehand. Have AliPay or WeChat pay ready.

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