World Travel
Chongqing Kuixing Tower is located in Yuzhong District, Chongqing. Kuixing Tower, also known as Kuixing Pavilion, was a place in ancient times where scholars prayed and made wishes. It has a history of more than two hundred years.
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Hongya Cave was first built around 314 BC during the Warring States Period. Its original name was Hongya Gate, one of the ancient city gates of Chongqing. It underwent large-scale reconstruction during the Ming Dynasty and had already become the largest commercial port along the upper reaches of the Yangtze River at that time.
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For spice lovers, stepping into Chongqing feels like arriving at a second home. Chili peppers and Sichuan peppercorns are indispensable in local cooking—even stir-fried vegetables get a quick sizzle with a few chilies. This is especially true for Jianghu-style dishes, where meat hides amidst layers of chili and peppercorns, delivering sweat-inducing heat that’s utterly addictive. Of course, those who can’t handle the heat will find plenty of local delicacies to soothe their stomachs.
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When it comes to today’s hottest “internet-famous” cities in Western China, one is Xi’an, and the other is Chongqing. Chongqing is the only municipality directly under the central government in Central and Western China and also the youngest one. It has a city-building history of more than 3,000 years. It was named “Chongqing” (meaning “double celebration”) because Emperor Guangzong of the Song Dynasty was first granted the title of Prince Gong and later ascended the throne, upgrading Gongzhou to Chongqing Prefecture to mark the two joyous events.
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Chongqing! The Mountain City. For most people, it’s a dream travel destination. And if your time is limited, you absolutely must visit Hongya Cave and Jiefangbei. Here, you can truly feel the unique charm of Chongqing and experience the culture and lifestyle of the Bayu region.
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Shanghai Wild Animal Park is a national AAAAA-level tourist attraction. The park is home to over 200 species and tens of thousands of rare wild animals from China and abroad, including giant pandas, golden snub-nosed monkeys, golden takins, red-crowned cranes, giraffes, zebras, antelopes, white rhinos, and cheetahs. The park is divided into two main viewing areas: the drive-through zone and the walking zone.
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The editor has divided the Shanghai Bund day trip itinerary into two routes: the standard tourist route and the in-depth tour (including North Bund). Below are detailed descriptions of each.
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