Which city in China is called the foggy city?

The mountain city of Chongqing is located on the edge of Sichuan Basin, surrounded by mountains, where Jialing River and Yangtze River meet. The water vapor formed by evaporation of nuclear river water is not easy to diffuse, which makes the air in a wet and saturated state and forms a place where water vapor gathers. Because water vapor is not easy to spread, it condenses into tiny water droplets and becomes fog.

The number of foggy days in Chongqing is not only the highest in China, but also a world-famous international foggy city, such as London in Britain and Tokyo in Japan. The average annual foggy days in Chongqing are 104 days (compared with 204 days in Wuyunshan, Bishan County), 94 days in London, England and only 55 days in Tokyo, Japan.

It can be seen that the veritable "foggy city" is Chongqing, not London, England. When the mountain city is foggy, the Yuzhong Peninsula is shrouded in fog, which adds a charming hazy feeling to the mountain city. On foggy days, the mountain city is filled with dense fog, the city in the fog, the fog in the city, the scenery in the fog, the fog in the scene, and the fog in the hazy fog.

Recommended tourist attractions in Chongqing:

1, Three Gorges: As one of the largest water conservancy projects in the world, the Three Gorges has magnificent canyon scenery and the famous Three Gorges Dam, which is one of the popular scenic spots to visit the Yangtze River.

2. Hongyadong: Located in Yuzhong District, it is a cave with a long history, with many shops, restaurants and performance places, which shows the traditional cultural customs of Chongqing.

3. Simian Mountain: Located in the north of Chongqing, it is the green lung of Chongqing, with dense forests and clear streams, suitable for hiking and enjoying natural scenery.

4. ciqikou ancient town: Located in Nan 'an District of Chongqing, with its ancient buildings and unique street features, you can appreciate the unique charm of Bayu culture.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Chongqing