When people think of Chongqing, the first images that come to mind are often the sprawling urban landscape, the fiery hotpot, and the majestic Yangtze River. But beyond the spicy cuisine and dramatic skylines lies a lesser-known facet of this megacity: its vibrant and diverse exotic fruit scene. As

There’s something almost magical about Chongqing after dark. As the sun dips behind the mountainous skyline, the city begins to shimmer. Neon signs flicker on, the headlights of cars snake through the hills like glowing rivers, and the reflections of skyscrapers dance on the surfaces of the Yangtze

If you think you’ve seen all there is to see in China’s megacities, let Chongqing surprise you. Beyond its iconic hotpot, misty river valleys, and dizzying overpasses lies a quieter, yet brilliantly colorful, revolution in urban design. Across the city, ordinary public parks and forgotten staircases