Chongqing's lesser-known attractions | Chinese style doesn't necessarily mean red bricks and green tiles

Next to the Dongshuimen Bridge, there is a group of yellow ancient buildings that are very spectacular from a distance. Surrounded by modern high-rise buildings, it has a strong color impact. As a city card of Chongqing, this yellow is really very 'Chongqing'. After years of historical changes, it is not easy to still retain the original appearance of the building. It is also the largest existing ancient guild hall building group in our country. - 🔸Yu Wang Palace: You can take a panoramic view of Yu Wang Palace from the building opposite, it snows from 11:00 to 11:30 on Saturday and Sunday mornings, and from 14:50 to 15:20 in the afternoon. 🔸The yellow walls and window lattices that can be seen everywhere are very photogenic. 🔸Walking to the highest point of the guild hall, you can take a picture of the cascading yellow buildings and the combination of Dongshuimen Bridge. 🔸There are stages, corridors and a large number of ancient wooden carvings in the guild hall. You can also drink tea, listen to opera, appreciate cultural history, and watch intangible cultural heritage performances. 🔸The red door at the entrance of Qi'an Public Office is also very good for taking pictures. It is very artistic to take pictures through the red door. 🔸Taking pictures of the city and ancient buildings from inside the Guangdong Public Office is also a different scene. 🔸On the left side of the ticket inspection entrance of Huguang Guild Hall ➡️ Start walking up the road from the crown of the tree coffee. 🔸Long stairs on the left side of Yuzhou Academy. 📍: Huguang Guild Hall 🎫: 25 yuan/person