To capture these photos, I specifically took a trip to Chongqing

I flew to Chongqing a while ago, which was also my first visit there. I didn't check in at Hongya Cave, nor did I go to the popular Guanyin Bridge. Just the chaotic arrangement of floors here made me, a foreigner, get lost in this steel forest~ After a day of rushing around Chongqing, I picked up my camera to deeply experience the magical charm of the 8D city! I got several satisfying shots and blew up my friends' social feeds! I quickly organized the shooting locations and routes, so if any friends need it, remember to save it first! ✅ Itinerary Daytime: Laojun Cave in Nanshan - Longmenhao Old Street - Raffles City Evening: Kaibu Ruins Park - Chongqing Grand Theatre Parking Lot In the afternoon, I took a taxi to the intersection of Longteng Avenue/Xie Xiaolu to shoot the Egongyan Bridge location. However, it's a bit far, so those who are not interested can go to Baxiangju to shoot the popular location of the Yangtze River Cableway. The cableway 🚠 was under maintenance on the day we went, so we didn't get to shoot it. ❇️📸 Specific Locations 📍 Longmenhao Old Street - Next to Shan Du Holiday Hotel A door frame in the old street perfectly frames the Yangtze River Bridge. Navigate to the hotel, and you can see it from the path at the hotel entrance. 📍 Laojun Cave in Nanshan - South Heaven Gate The mottled vermilion gate frames the bustling cityscape. Besides climbing and ascending, it's also super efficacious to draw lots here, you can give it a try. 📍 Raffles City Locate Hongyu Plaza, the busy street scene and the soaring modern buildings create a strong visual impact, and you can also see Chongqing's porters! The occasional passing yellow taxi is also very photogenic~ It was shot on the Shaanxi Road overpass when passing by. 📍 Egongyan Bridge Locate the intersection of Longteng Avenue/Xie Xiaolu, a magical location with four layers of bridges stacked together, where the light rail and dense traffic flow are in the same frame, which is stunning. If you go in the morning, you can also capture the sunrise. 📍 Chongqing Kaibu Ruins Park This newly built free 180° viewing platform is amazing, and not many people know about it yet, you can also capture a La La Land-like feeling. 📍 Grand Theatre Parking Lot Navigate directly to the parking lot, where you can shoot the bustling night view of Hongya Cave and Jialing River Bridge. There are more people here, so it's recommended to avoid the crowd and go later. The lighting time ends at 11 pm. 📍 Chongqing Jiangbei Airport T3 Terminal After the plane lands, go directly to the overpass at the 7th arrival exit of T3 Terminal, I've seen a lot about it online, but it's still shocking to see so many yellow Ferraris with my own eyes. Chongqing is a city I will definitely revisit, and there are still many places I haven't had the chance to visit. There's also a lot of food, especially hot pot, which is quite friendly to a Zhejiang stomach with a mild spiciness~ 🙆‍♀️ I am Fei Shishi, who never stops walking and loves to share 📸 Passionate about capturing the beauty of the journey through the lens ❤️ Follow me 🤩 🙌 To provide you with more strategies for taking photos and enjoying your journey