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Chongqing: 100 Hours of Street Food, Hot Pot & Epic Nature

I Survived 100 Hours in China's Biggest City, Chongqing.

Destination:ChinaCity:ChongqingPopulation: 32 million

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I Survived 100 Hours in China's Biggest. This China travel video was filmed by Jimmy Kim. Watch the full journey and explore the filming details and destinations on this page.

Why is everyone suddenly talking about this city that most people outside China barely knew about a year ago? But is the city actually as glamorous in real life as it looks online? In this video, I'm going to experience Chongqing properly, from the food and city views to the viral places everyone keeps posting about, and show you what this massive city is really like.

I landed in Chongqing and grabbed a $2 Wan Za Mian, then went to a bomb shelter hot pot. I took a premium taxi, saw Hong Ya Cave at night, checked out the biggest coffee chain in China, and even explored Chinese Adidas. I rode the Chongqing cable car, tried Gui Bao Zi dumplings, and hit the Three Natural Bridges — epic nature! After that, I enjoyed fancy Chinese food, relaxed at an aesthetic cafe, took a viral motorcycle ride, and finished with an epic cinematic experience before sharing my thoughts on Chongqing.

--- Jimmy Kim
August 20, 2026, Summer in China

Travel Guides & Tips in this video

The chapter list follows a 100-hour Chongqing visit, from arrival and a $2 Wan Za Mian stop to bomb-shelter hot pot, a premium taxi and Hong Ya Cave at night. The travelers also visit a major coffee chain, look at Chinese Adidas, ride the cable car and try Gui Bao Zi dumplings. Later stops include the Three Natural Bridges, a Chinese meal, an aesthetic cafe and a viral motorcycle ride before their final thoughts on the city.

More about the current video:(Published on 2026-08-20)

I Survived 100 Hours in China's Biggest City, Chongqing.

City arrival, food and transport

The trip begins with a high-speed train arrival in Chongqing and a $2 bowl of Wan Za Mian. The travelers explore Jiefangbei, then try hot pot in a bomb shelter. A premium taxi and an evening look at Hong Ya Cave add transport and city views to the route. They stop at a major coffee chain and look at Chinese Adidas before continuing around the city.

The chapter list also includes Liziba, the Chongqing cable car and Gui Bao Zi dumplings. The travelers move between food, shopping and transport stops before heading out to the Three Natural Bridges. The 100-hour itinerary shifts from dense city streets to a major natural attraction, then returns to food and other city experiences.

Nature and later stops

At the Three Natural Bridges, the trip turns to a park and outdoor scenery. Later chapters include a Chinese meal, an aesthetic cafe, a viral motorcycle ride and a cinematic experience. Their final reflections close the visit. The sequence records a mix of city and nature stops across Chongqing, from Wan Za Mian and the bomb-shelter hot pot to the cable car and the Three Natural Bridges, without reducing the visit to one attraction or meal. Other chapter stops include a premium taxi, a major coffee chain, Chinese Adidas, Gui Bao Zi dumplings, a Chinese meal, an aesthetic cafe, a viral motorcycle ride and a cinematic experience. The itinerary labels its park visit “Three Natural Bridges,” then returns to city activities before the travelers share their final thoughts. Taken together, the chapter list sets out the full 100-hour visit through the stops it names.

FAQs (From the traveler's perspective)

Q: What food is mentioned in the Chongqing itinerary?
A: The chapter list names $2 Wan Za Mian, bomb-shelter hot pot, Gui Bao Zi dumplings and a later Chinese meal.
Q: Which city attractions appear in the route?
A: The itinerary includes Jiefangbei, Liziba, Hong Ya Cave, the Chongqing cable car and the Three Natural Bridges.
Q: What kind of experiences are included?
A: The route combines meals, a premium taxi, coffee, a cable car, a nature visit, a cafe and a motorcycle ride.

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Chongqing: 100 Hours of Street Food, Hot Pot & Epic Nature

Why is everyone suddenly talking about this city that most people outside China barely knew about a year ago? But is the city actually as glamorous in real life as it looks online? In this video, I’m going to experience Chongqing properly, from the food and city views to the viral places everyone...

Chongqing has exploded onto the global travel scene, but is it all hype? Jimmy Kim spends 100 hours in China's biggest city, diving into $2 noodles, bomb-shelter hot pot, and viral sights. From the neon glow of Hong Ya Cave to the epic natural beauty of Three Natural Bridges, this city delivers sensory overload. He also discovers quirky local brands, cultural landmarks, and a cinematic side of Chongqing that most tourists never see. With a mix of food adventures, urban exploration, and breathtaking scenery, this is a no-nonsense, thrilling look at one of China's most talked-about megacities.