Chongqing Travel

If you decide to travel to Chongqing, first consider the weather and the season. Choosing the right weather will ensure you have a satisfying trip to Chongqing, where you can feel relaxed in spirit yet physically tired. As a mountain city and an 8D magical metropolis, it's hard to imagine how such towering buildings were constructed one after another. 1. Season: I recommend spring. The weather in Chongqing during this time is, in my opinion, most suitable. It's not hot, not cold, travel is convenient, and it's also suitable for family trips, traveling with friends, and of course, it's even better for a date with your girlfriend. In Chongqing, you will be amazed by the nightlife, the night views, the inclusiveness, and the consumer spending. If you don't mind the heat, summer is also a great time to visit. You can sit by the river, enjoy the breeze, gaze at Hongya Cave, sit by the river drinking tea, have a little drink with friends, chat about life, listen to stories, and take many beautiful photos. 2. Food, Accommodation, and Transportation: I recommend chain hotels or star-rated hotels. If you're on a budget (300-500), you can stay at chain hotels like Home Inn, Orange Hotel, Mercure, Atour, etc., because chain hotels are much safer and more reliable than B&Bs, especially for women traveling alone. For a budget (500-1000), you can choose four-star or five-star hotels, such as Grandview, Marriott, Sheraton, etc. There's a reason why star-rated hotels are expensive. Staying in a hotel is not just about having a place to sleep; it's more about the service to the guests, the safety of the hotel, and good facilities that make your trip easier and happier, and it's also a component that adds joy to your journey. Transportation: If you're in the Yuzhong district, I recommend walking. Why? Because it's all one-way streets, left turns, right turns, ups and downs. Many places are actually right above you, and it may take only 5 minutes to climb the stairs, but 10 minutes by car. Of course, walking may require someone familiar with Chongqing to lead the way, otherwise, you might get confused and lost. For inter-district travel, of course, you need to take a car. Food and Drink: Chongqing hotpot is everywhere, just like Luosifen in Liuzhou, all over the streets. If you choose to eat hotpot, the ones in residential buildings are your first choice, with good taste and reliable ingredients. Remember never to go to the places recommended by people on the street; they are expensive and not necessarily tasty. Don't be fooled or cheated. Personal recommendations: Tian Bang Bang Hotpot, Zhou Xiaoming Hotpot, both are very cost-effective. For skewers, I personally recommend Jiang Er Wa Hotpot Skewers, which I think are quite delicious. For Sichuan cuisine, you can try Yang Ji Long Fu and Time Memory. For snacks, I recommend the tasty street at Guanyin Bridge, which is cheap and delicious, and you can also check in at several popular spots near Guanyin Bridge. I hope this helps you. I wish you and your friends, colleagues, classmates, and partners a pleasant and happy trip to Chongqing. More importantly, let yourself be happier, not bound by life, not living for work, not working for life, and may everyone achieve financial freedom.