Is Guanyin Bridge in Chongqing fun?

According to my years of experience, from east to west, there are: Tieshanping Forest Park, with good scenery. There are many Wangjiang hot springs nearby, as well as the famous Moon Bay (the famous red light district).

Then Tangjiatuo, Maoxi and Lancang. It's all being dismantled, rotten slag. There's nothing particularly funny. However, there is a Tazi Mountain near Gailanxi, with a Wenfeng Tower on it. Built in the Qing Dynasty.

Jiangbei Town Science and Technology Museum and Grand Theatre are just around the corner. They will be milestones in the future. There is also an emperor's mausoleum, which will be opened soon.

Then there are Wulidian, Guanyin Bridge and Hongqi Hegou, all of which are commercial areas. You can go shopping and eat. Guanyin bridge is known as the largest and most modern pedestrian street in southwest China, and there are some good ones. Especially now I hear that the romantic Golden Street has been built again. If you like crowds, you can go to Guanyin Bridge. Come and see the beautiful scenery of Chongqing.

Guanyin Bridge is a branch road, so you can go to Hong 'en Temple Park to play. The Grand View Garden above is an antique architectural street with great atmosphere and delicious food, which is not as noisy as the porcelain mouth. Highly recommended. Then there is Hong 'en Temple Park. Holiday tickets to 5 yuan are free at ordinary times. It's not bad inside. It's much more fun than Nanshan Botanical Garden.

Under Guanyin Bridge, from Huaxin Street is Beibin Road. There is no trouble now. Before opening to traffic, many bicycle renters were very busy in March and April, but now they can't. But there are still people who rent bicycles, but there are very few. You can go and see them if you like.

Hongqi Hegou used to be a pine bridge, but it belongs to Yubei District, where there is a garden. It's free now. No tickets.

In the past, it is Jiangbei again. Aerospace Vocational College is the flagship store of big waves and sand scouring. Daqing village was also being demolished before, so there was nothing interesting.

Further away is Dashiba and Shimen. Walking in the direction of Shimen, there is a Shimen Park, which is a little small, but there is a swimming pool inside. Summer is coming, so you can go swimming. The ticket seems to be 20. Since Jiangbei Ocean Park was demolished, there is no place to swim (I used to swim in the Yangtze River when I was a child! ! ! There is no intention of leaving now. Then there is Shimen Bridge, opposite Shapingba District.

Dashiba goes to Jiucun and goes down to Panxi. Chongqing's largest wholesale market for fruits, vegetables and agricultural products. It doesn't feel funny either. But there is a barbecue in Jiucun, which is dark and comfortable. People who eat at night are much darker and have to wait in line.

Speaking of barbecue, Guanyin Bridge has stopped at the customs before, and it's not bad to have a small skull barbecue. I was poor and didn't go to expensive places. I just want to tell you some local characteristics.