Are there any interesting tourist attractions around Chongqing?

As everyone said above, the porcelain mouth is really not worthy of the name and has no characteristics. In addition to food, it is the old street that can be seen everywhere in every city. Except for the special products, the others are really similar, and the holidays are sometimes crowded on weekends. People who come to Chongqing will go to Ciqikou. People mountain people sea, the road is really crowded. It's not easy to go shopping with a boy during the holiday, and I don't want to go again. You can buy hot pot bottom material in the supermarket. There is really no need to go. Except for Chen Mahua, I don't think anything sold in the supermarket is as delicious as that bought at Ciqikou. If you like Chen Mahua very much, you can buy it there.

2. Jie Fangbei

I only heard about Jie Fangbei in the first year when I came to Chongqing, because I was lazy. I have never been there. As a result, there was really nothing interesting after I went to the second year of high school. It's the most famous business district in Jie Fangbei, but it's also the highest-end business district in Chongqing. It's no use for a poor student to go there. I can't afford it anyway. If you eat it, you personally feel that it is not as delicious as the shop near the school. Really. It's better to go at night. You can go to Hongyadong, which is close to Jiefangbei and Chaotianmen. You can walk from Jiefang North to Hongyadong.

3. Hongyadong

In fact, Hongyadong doesn't mean that there are many pits, but if you go during the day, you will definitely be pitted, because there is nothing delicious, but you don't have to taste the food in the scenic spot. When you go to Hongyadong, the only thing worth seeing is the night view. It's really great to see Hongyadong in the evening and then take a walk around the first four bridges. The night view of Chongqing is said to be "Little Hong Kong", but it looks really good.

Author: nerve meridian

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