• Jiefangbei Square - The Liberation Monument (解放碑 Jiěfàng Bēi) is located at the heart of Chongqing’s vibrant downtown area. Initially constructed in 1945 as the “Monument of Victory in the Anti-Japanese War,” it honors China’s perseverance during WWII. In 1950, it was renamed to celebrate the Communist liberation of Chongqing, representing both wartime sacrifice and postwar renewal.
• Chaotianmen Square - Chaotianmen, meaning “Heaven-Facing Gate,” serves as Chongqing’s symbolic entrance, positioned at the Yuzhong Peninsula’s tip where the Yangtze and Jialing Rivers meet. Historically, it was the main dock for imperial officials and traders, evolving into a lively center of commerce and transport. Today, it merges ancient heritage with cutting-edge architecture, showcasing Chongqing’s evolution into a modern metropolis.
• Raffles City Mall Chongqing - Designed by architect Moshe Safdie, this 1.12-million-m² complex resembles sailing ships (“Chaotian Sails”), paying tribute to Chongqing’s port legacy. Its eight towers, reaching up to 350m, house residences, offices, hotels, and Asia’s largest shopping mall.
  Crystal Skywalk: A 300m-long, 250m-high glass observatory connecting four towers, featuring:
  Infinity pools, restaurants, and gardens.
  Panoramic views of the river junction.
  Public Spaces: Over 30,000m² of rooftop gardens and riverside promenades.
• Hongyadong - Hongya Cave (Chinese: 洪崖洞; pinyin: Hóngyá Dòng), also known as Hongyadong, is an 11-story stilt-building complex perched on a cliff overlooking the Jialing River in central Chongqing. Combining ancient Bayu architectural traditions with modern commercial energy, it has become a symbol of the city’s cultural revival and a leading tourist attraction, often likened to the enchanting world of Hayao Miyazaki’s Spirited Away.
• Chongqing Huguang Assembly Hall - Huguang Guild Hall (湖广会馆 Húguǎng Huìguǎn), situated on the Yangtze River’s banks in Yuzhong District, is China’s largest and best-preserved collection of Qing-dynasty regional guildhalls. Constructed between 1751–1759 (Qianlong era), it served as a cultural center for migrants from Hunan, Hubei, Guangdong, and Guangxi during the “Fill Sichuan” (湖广填四川 Húguǎng tián Sìchuān) migration period.
• Three Gorges Museum - The Chongqing China Three Gorges Museum (重庆中国三峡博物馆), also known as Chongqing Museum, ranks among China’s largest thematic museums. Located opposite the Chongqing People’s Hall in Yuzhong District, it acts as a cultural center dedicated to preserving the Three Gorges region’s heritage and Chongqing’s 3,000-year history. Opened in 2005, it replaced the former Chongqing Museum (established in 1951) and houses over 180,000 artifacts, including ancient bronzes, Han Dynasty sculptures, ceramics, and wartime relics.
• Liziba Station - Liziba Station (Chinese: 李子坝站), part of Chongqing Rail Transit Line 2, is internationally famous for its unique design: trains seamlessly pass through the 6th–8th floors of a 19-story residential-commercial building at 39 Liziba Zhengjie, Yuzhong District. Opened in 2005, this engineering marvel has become a symbol of Chongqing’s “8D Magic City” urban landscape.

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Prepare to be enchanted by Chongqing, China’s most fascinating mountain city! Known as the “Sprawling 3D Maze,” this city astounds with its breathtaking landscape. Marvel as monorails weave through skyscrapers, traverse dizzying multi-level overpasses, and plunge into deep river valleys. As the home of the fiery hot pot, get ready for a culinary journey like no other—each spicy, numbing bite is a rite of passage. When night falls, the city becomes a stunning “Fairyland of Mountains and Rivers,” with its sparkling lights cascading down the hillsides to meet the majestic Yangtze and Jialing Rivers. Discover the ancient Ciqikou Old Town, experience the vibrant Hongya Cave, and explore a city where ancient history and stunning modernity meet at every corner. Chongqing is not just a destination; it’s an exhilarating, sensory-overloading adventure that will leave you completely captivated. Come and immerse yourself in its magic.

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