Luohan Temple has a 1,000-year history and was built in the Northern Song Dynasty. It is a great place to take photos where modern and ancient styles meet. Visitors randomly pick an Arhat statue to start counting, stop when they reach the number corresponding to their age, and ask the staff to explain the significance of the Arhat they counted. Many local people also pray here for their good future, business success, or other personal wishes, just like Western people in church.

Kuixing Tower dates back to the Qing Dynasty, originally built for literary blessings. Famous for its 8D magical terrain, its ground floor equals the 22nd floor. Blending ancient culture and unique city scenery, it is a fantastic landmark of Chongqing.

Let's have a light rail meal here together. Maybe it will be spicy...

We strolled along the cliff-edge walkway, enjoying the sight of the towering buildings in Chongqing, the flowing river, the Li Ziba light rail passing through the building, the cruise ships, cars, the light rail, and the people moving together in the same scene.……

The Three Gorges Museum collects Bashu bronze wares, Han Dynasty stone sculptures, cultural relics from the Three Gorges and materials of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression. The ancient Ba totems and time-honored stone carvings vividly present the age-old Bashu folk customs and the unique historical features of the Yangtze Three Gorges, which are fascinating for overseas visitors.

Let's explore and experience "My Neighbor Totoro" in Chongqing and enjoy the most beautiful night view of Chongqing!

Built along the river, Mountain City Lane is full of old Chongqing charm. It preserves ancient churches and former consulates. There are traditional snacks and fine handicrafts here. The scenery is beautiful and perfect for taking photos.