Reverse Dragon Boat Festival Travel Check-in | Baisha Film and Television Base

Baisha Film and Television Base The highway is not free during the Dragon Boat Festival, coinciding with the college entrance examination, and the weather is also drizzly. Why not take a tour around the nearby small town? Jiangjin is very close to the main city, and now you can even get to Jiangjin by subway. Today, I came to Baisha, which is just over an hour's drive from the main city, where you can experience the tranquility of a small town. It is said that in recent days, Zhang Ruoyun and Ma Sichun are both filming here. This place is called Baisha Film and Television Base, also known as the Old Chongqing Film and Television Base, located in Baisha Town, Jiangjin District, Chongqing. Established in 2011, it is a comprehensive tourist area that mainly provides film and television shooting services, and also features sightseeing, leisure, and vacation. At the easternmost end of Baisha Ancient Town, if you have time, you can walk slowly from here to the ancient town. Of course, it still takes about 20 minutes, and the ancient town area is quite large. You can navigate directly here, and there is a free parking lot, but the spaces are limited. The scenic area is free to visit, and the area open for visiting is not large. A leisurely stroll takes about 15 minutes. You can take photos, especially suitable for the Republic of China style, and there is a stall for renting clothes. There are not many snack stalls inside, so it is recommended to bring your own dry food or wait to go down to the ancient town to eat. The main attractions of Baisha Film and Television Base include the Monument to the Victory of the War of Resistance, the Republic of China Government Building, the Guotai Grand Theater, and other film and television shooting landscapes, covering an area of 13,000 square meters. It is a film and television shooting base themed on the old Chongqing style and the War of Resistance. The architectural design is basically themed on the Republic of China. TV dramas such as 'Sister Jiang', 'Chongqing Spy War', and movies like 'Back to 1942', 'Sister Jiang', 'Hachiko' and other works were filmed here. Transportation: Take the Jiangjin metro line to Jiangjin, then take a bus to Baisha. (There are buses to Baisha Ancient Town), then walk for 20 minutes. It is recommended to drive there, just navigate to the destination. Tickets: Free Touring time: 15~50 minutes