▲ The People's Great Hall in Chongqing is the city's landmark, blending traditional Chinese palace architecture with modern styles. Its green tiles and golden dome appear particularly magnificent against the blue sky and white clouds. In spring, the blooming flowers complement the ancient architecture beautifully, making it an unmissable spot for both photography and appreciating architectural aesthetics.
▲ The Three Gorges Museum faces the People's Great Hall across the street, serving as a window to understand Bayu culture and Three Gorges history. Its grand dome design creates an open atmosphere, housing abundant cultural relics that comprehensively showcase Chongqing's development from ancient Bayu to modern times, and from the Three Gorges project to migration culture.
▲ Ciqikou represents Chongqing's thousand-year-old heritage, where cobblestone paths weave through the authentic local vibe of old Chongqing. Nestled against the hills, the town features white-walled houses with black tiles in picturesque arrangement. When night falls, the distant Baolun temple glows brilliantly, creating a charming contrast with the town's bustling atmosphere, making it an ideal spot to experience Chongqing's slow-paced lifestyle.
