40 degrees high temperature! Lazy Chongqing 3 Days 2 Nights Tour (with detailed guide)

I came to Chongqing for a trip these days and it was really the hottest day in Chongqing. It was 40°C+ every day. . . In order to prevent fainting from heat stroke, the principles of our trip this time are: take a taxi when going out, sleep until you wake up naturally, have a casual itinerary, and visit as many attractions as possible. Despite this, I still stepped on a lot of landmines😭I hope to help the babies who read this article avoid landmines💣 Day 1: After arriving at the airport, take a taxi to Guanyinqiao and check in at the hotel booked online. I ordered takeout at noon and went out around four o'clock after lunch. I first visited the Beicang Cultural and Creative District and took a lot of photos along the way 📷 because that street is really full of literary and artistic atmosphere! When I passed by Taping Community, I found a coffee shop, drank some juice and enjoyed some air conditioning. We continued walking after the sun went down and found a Sichuan restaurant. My friends had never been there before and wanted to try it, so we chose Sichuan cuisine for dinner. The four of us ordered 6 dishes. At first we were worried that the dishes would not be enough, but each dish was very filling. The minced beef and spicy chicken feet were super tasty, very much in line with the characteristics of Sichuan and Chongqing! ! As a chicken feet lover, I absolutely love this dish! ! It’s called “Jiao Ma Canteen”, and it’s worth a try for those who like spicy food! After finishing the meal, I checked in at the big screen that says “I’m in Chongqing”. For supper, I had some roadside barbecue and dried tofu, which were delicious 😋! Day 2: Considering that the next two days would be in Yuzhong District, we arranged accommodation near Jiefangbei. I slept until I woke up naturally in the morning, and had a lot of delicious snacks at Guanyinqiao Food Street at noon. They were so delicious, with all kinds of food. I was so greedy! ! In the afternoon, we took Line 9 and transferred to Line 6 to Xiaoshizi. After finding the hotel, we rested for a while before going out. In order to prevent too many people at night, we went out at around 7 o'clock to take a taxi to the Grand Theater and watched Hongyadong from a distance. As a result, due to power outages recently, the lights in Hongya Cave were not turned on until 8:00. I waited for a long time, sweating. After the lights were turned on, I took a few photos and went back to the hotel. It's too hot 🥵 Day 3: Considering that it was the last day of the entire trip, everyone tacitly agreed not to sleep in. At 8:30, I went out to the nearby Luohan Temple to burn incense and pray 🙏 (the architectural design inside is very photogenic) and then strolled around the nearby Chaotianmen Clothing Market, where I unexpectedly found a lot of beautiful dresses and gadgets (😭 Be sure to bargain! Be sure to bargain! Be sure to bargain!) I had authentic Chongqing hotpot for lunch, it was spicy enough! ! Coupled with the high temperature, this feeling is really unforgettable🥹After eating hot pot, we went back to the hotel to rest and checked out (Ctrip members can check out later~) In the afternoon, we originally planned to take the Yangtze River Cableway across the river to Shangxinjie, but later everyone felt it was unnecessary, so we took a taxi to Shangxinjie. I checked in along the same city walk route as Xiao Zhan, and also ate some essential street snacks to cool off. I saw the sunset of the mountain city on Nanbin Road 😄 I bought a return ticket for the early morning of that evening, so I found a Thai massage shop at night to relax with a massage, and ate a lot of unlimited Thai snacks. It was really killing two birds with one stone! ! At around 10pm, I took a taxi to the airport to go home.