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Chongqing Metro: Engineering Marvels & Deepest Station

The World’s Most Extreme Metro!🇨🇳🤯 || How China Moved Mountains to Build Chongqing! 🚆

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The World’s Most Extreme Metro!🇨🇳🤯 || How. This China travel video was filmed by Mike China Vlog. Watch the full journey and explore the filming details and destinations on this page.

Chongqing, China's "Mountain City," is home to one of the most fascinating metro systems in the world! 🚆🏙️ In this video, we explore the unbelievable engineering that makes this city function. Liziba Station – A metro station where the train passes through a 19-story residential building! A true example of urban innovation. Sky-High Bridges – The metro glides over Chongqing's breathtaking landscape, showcasing China’s advanced transit engineering. Deepest Subway Station – Hongyancun Station, at 116 meters underground (40 stories deep), is the deepest subway station on Earth! Chongqing is more than a city—it’s an engineering marvel! If you love urban exploration, futuristic infrastructure, and next-level transportation, this is a must-watch.

--- Mike China Vlog
February 10, 2025, Winter in China

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Mike explores Chongqing's metro system, including the train that passes through a residential building at Liziba and the deep Hongyancun station. He follows routes through the city's layered terrain, compares buses and elevated tracks, and sees how transport fits into the mountain city. The visit also includes an egg-shaped bus station and an anti-Japanese war museum near a metro stop.

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The World’s Most Extreme Metro!🇨🇳🤯 || How China Moved Mountains to Build Chongqing! 🚆

Riding Chongqing's metro

Mike visits Chongqing to explore a transit network shaped by the city's mountainous terrain. He begins with an overview of the transport system, noting the buses and elevated metro tracks, then boards the metro to see how the routes connect different parts of the city. The video emphasizes the engineering needed to build transport through steep and densely developed areas.

At Liziba station, the metro passes through a residential building. Mike watches the train and records the reactions of people gathered to see it. The station is a working part of the network as well as a place that attracts visitors who want to watch the train enter and leave the building. He describes the arrangement as an example of Chongqing's distinctive approach to urban design.

Stations, city life and history

The journey also features Hongyancun, which the video identifies as the world's deepest subway station. Mike points out the scale of the station and the engineering involved in making it function. Along the route, he notices an egg-shaped bus station and compares the metro with the buses and elevated lines that serve the city.

At the stations, Mike sees local people and tourists sharing the space. He also mentions an anti-Japanese war museum near one of the metro stops, adding a historical point to a trip centered on transport. His recommendation is to visit Chongqing for the metro system, which he considers a draw in its own right. The video captures his reactions as he moves between stations and looks at how the network fits into the city's streets and buildings.

The trip presents Chongqing through its infrastructure and the people using it. Liziba's building-through-train route, Hongyancun's depth and the city's bridges and highways all contribute to the impression of a place where engineering is visible in daily life.

FAQs (From the traveler's perspective)

Q: What is unusual about Liziba station?
A: At Liziba, the metro passes through a residential building. Mike visits the station and sees people gathering to watch the train, making an everyday transit stop a popular viewing point.
Q: What does Mike say about Hongyancun station?
A: The video identifies Hongyancun as the world's deepest subway station and shows its scale as part of Chongqing's metro network. Mike uses it to highlight the engineering behind transit in the mountainous city.
Q: What else does the metro trip include?
A: Mike notices the city's bridges and highways, an egg-shaped bus station and an anti-Japanese war museum near one of the stations. He also rides several metro lines and observes locals and tourists at the stops.

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Chongqing Metro: Engineering Marvels & Deepest Station

Chongqing, China's "Mountain City," is home to one of the most fascinating metro systems in the world! 🚆🏙️ In this video, we explore the unbelievable engineering that makes this city function. 🔹 Liziba Station – A metro station where the train passes through a 19-story residential building! A...

Chongqing Metro: Exploring China's Mountain City Transit

Explore Chongqing, China's Mountain City, and its incredible metro system! Witness the engineering marvel of Liziba Station, where the train passes through a 19-story building. Ride above the city on sky-high bridges and descend to Hongyancun Station, the world's deepest subway station at 116 meters deep. This city is a testament to urban innovation and futuristic infrastructure.

Attractions in this video: Liziba Station, Hongyancun Station, Anti Japanese War Museum