Chongqing, situated in the southwestern part of China along the upper reaches of the Yangtze River, holds a rich history as a wartime capital and attained the status of one of China’s four direct-controlled municipalities in 1997. Surrounded by mountains and nestled at the convergence of two rivers in a basin, Chongqing is often shrouded in perpetual mist, earning it the monikers of “Mountain City” and “Fog Capital.”

Chongqing boasts three distinct attractions – delectable cuisine, enchanting nightscapes, and beautiful women. The city is a paradise for food enthusiasts, particularly celebrated for its globally acclaimed hotpot, characterized by its spicy and flavorful nature. The captivating night scenery of Chongqing, whether viewed from the heights of Nanshan or aboard the Yangtze River Cableway, reveals a glittering spectacle that encompasses the confluence of the two rivers. Additionally, Chongqing is known for its abundance of attractive women, with popular districts like Jiefangbei and Guanyinqiao being prime spots for admiring their beauty.

Beyond the city center, Chongqing’s surrounding areas, such as the Wulong Tiankeng (Natural Three Bridges) and Dazu Rock Carvings, have gained popularity in recent years. Located just 2-3 hours away, these attractions offer day-trip opportunities for visitors to marvel at the extraordinary creations of nature in Wulong and appreciate the exquisite ancient cliff carvings in Dazu.