Our first time in Chongqing, China! This is the largest city in the world! And it is a cyberpunk city...very trippy even. We stayed at Jiafengbei, near Liberty Square, and also a walk away from the most popular tourist attraction in Chongqing, the Hongya Cave in Hongyadong. We were shocked by Hongya Cave...a truly beautiful sight, especially at night time when all the lights shine brightly. The China we saw so far is nothing like what the western media tells us. We had an amazing first day exploring Chongqing. Check out what China is really like.
We discovered the WORST FRUIT in China (maybe the WORLD!).
Is this the 'Times Square' of Chongqing?
Accidental discovery of Hongya Cave (BEST PLACE!).
Friendly shopkeepers in Chongqing! (flower tea stall)
JetLag Warriors explored Chongqing, amazed by Hongya Cave's beauty and friendly locals. Delicious food and unexpected discoveries made for a memorable China trip.
JetLag Warriors' Chongqing adventure begins! They were surprised by the city's cyberpunk vibe and the beauty of Hongya Cave, especially at night. Their exploration included delicious street food, unique tea, and encounters with friendly locals. They found the accommodation to be a great deal and were impressed by the city's development. The trip also involved some humorous mishaps, like a Luckin Coffee fail and a karaoke attempt. Overall, their first impressions of Chongqing were overwhelmingly positive, challenging Western media portrayals of China.
Attractions in this video: Hongya Cave, Liberation Square, Buddhist Temple
JetLag Warriors' Chongqing adventure begins! They were surprised by the city's cyberpunk vibe and the beauty of Hongya Cave, especially at night. Their exploration included delicious street food, unique tea, and encounters with friendly locals. They found the accommodation to be a great deal and were impressed by the city's development. The trip also involved some humorous mishaps, like a Luckin Coffee fail and a karaoke attempt. Overall, their first impressions of Chongqing were overwhelmingly positive, challenging Western media portrayals of China.
