Inside The World's BIGGEST Cyberpunk City: Chongqing, China Travel Guide & Vlog
Dive into the futuristic megacity of Chongqing, China, where urban innovation meets ancient wonders. This guide explores its iconic landmarks, from trains running through buildings to ancient cliffside carvings, offering a glimpse into a truly unique destination.
Liziba train station
The Liziba Tramway station in Chongqing is famous because the train goes directly through a building, attracting many tourists and souvenir vendors.
Testbed 2
Testbed 2 is a renovated art district in Chongqing, formerly a money printing factory for the central bank, featuring cool cafes, craftsman shops, and galleries.
Longmenhao Dock
Longmenhao is an old, now polished district in Chongqing, historically significant as the passageway down the Yangtze River, featuring old houses on a small hill.
Luohan Temple
Luohan Temple is an ancient temple in Chongqing, over a thousand years old, featuring numerous Arahat statues carved in stone.
City Raffles
Chongqing City Raffles is an iconic building complex consisting of eight towers, with four connected by a sky bridge, offering views of the city.
Hongya Cave
Hongya Cave is a 2,000-year-old military fortress in Chongqing, now a commercial complex of stilt houses with shops, street food, and viewpoints spanning 11 floors.
WFC
WFC (World Financial Center) is located in the Jiefangbei commercial district of Chongqing.
Jiefangbei
Jiefangbei is a commercial and financial district in Chongqing, centered around a memorial tower commemorating the liberation of Chinese people from Japanese occupation.
Wuling Grand Canyon
Wuling Grand Canyon in Chongqing is a scenic canyon with lush vegetation and diverse wildlife, representing the area where Ba culture developed.
DAZU Rock Carvings
The Dazu Rock Carvings are a UNESCO heritage site featuring over 50,000 carvings that mix Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism, dating back over 1100 years.