Chongqing, the sprawling megacity cradled by the Jialing and Yangtze rivers, is a place of dramatic contrasts. It’s where ancient tradition collides with cyberpunk futurism, where spicy hotpot aromas permeate the humid air, and where navigating its infamous 3D topography feels like an urban adventur

Chongqing, the sprawling megacity carved into mountains and split by two mighty rivers, might be famous for its hotpot, hong you chaoshou, and futuristic skyline. But beneath its fiery culinary surface and urban energy lies a secret that calls to martial artists and wellness seekers alike: it is one

The idea of traveling with a pet, especially a rescue, can seem daunting. Add the vertical, sprawling, hot-pot-fueled metropolis of Chongqing into the mix, and many would call it a logistical nightmare. But as I clipped the leash onto my scruffy terrier mix, Dou Dou—a name meaning "little bean" we c

The first thing that hits you is the light. Not the gentle, golden-hour glow of a setting sun, but a relentless, electrifying assault of neon. Skyscrapers, not just tall but audaciously shaped, pierce the thick, humid air, their facades transformed into colossal digital canvases. Rivers of light—adv

When you think of Chongqing, what comes to mind? For many, it’s the sprawling megacity shrouded in mist, the fiery hotpot that numbs your lips, or the breathtaking convergence of the Yangtze and Jialing Rivers. But beyond the postcard-perfect skyline and sensory-overload cuisine lies a quieter, deep

Spring in Chongqing is a season of transformation. The city, often shrouded in mist and known for its spicy hotpot and mountainous terrain, undergoes a delicate and breathtaking change as cherry blossoms begin to bloom. For a few precious weeks, the stark urban landscape and lush green hills are sof

The sizzle of hot oil, the aroma of ginger and garlic, the steam rising from a bamboo basket—this is the symphony of Chongqing’s culinary soul. While the world knows this megacity for its fiery hotpot and mountainous landscapes, a quieter, more intimate food experience is capturing the hearts of tra

If you’re planning a trip to Chongqing, be prepared for a sensory overload—in the best way possible. This megacity, set amid rolling hills where the Yangtze and Jialing rivers converge, is famous for its jaw-dropping skyline, foggy weather, and some of the most spine-tingling spicy food on the plane

Chongqing, known as one of China’s "Four Furnace Cities," is famous for its scorching summers, spicy hotpot, and dramatic urban landscape built on hills and along the Yangtze River. While tourists flock to see its iconic attractions like Hongya Cave, Ciqikou, or the breathtaking Three Gorges, the in

Chongqing is a city of dramatic contrasts, a sprawling metropolis where ancient traditions collide with futuristic ambition, all set against a backdrop of misty mountains and converging rivers. To tour Chongqing is to witness architectural storytelling on a grand scale—a narrative of history, rapid