Chongqing, a city full of surprises
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Chongqing, a city full of surprises
Chongqing, located in the upper reaches of the Yangtze River, has many nicknames including "Mountain City", "River City" and "City That Never Sleeps". You can ride the world-class inland river five-star luxury cruise ship that sets sail from Chaotianmen, Chongqing, and enjoy the magnificent night scenery of "one island, two rivers and four banks".
The unique Bayu folk scenery area Hong Ya Dong, the Yangtze River cableway across the river and the various Yangtze River bridges will always bring you a unique experience. Down the river, you can enjoy the world's most magnificent canyon: the Three Gorges of the Yangtze River. Both the spectacular kuimen and the beautiful Goddess peak are divine craftsmanship of nature. The Ming Dynasty temple Shibaozhai of Zhongxian county, the Baiheliang Underwater Museum and the Three Kingdoms performance can let people deeply appreciate the long history of Bayu culture.
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There are other nicknames for this City-State, such as The Misty City, or One of the 3 Furnaces of China. The population is about 17.4 million, and it is about the same size as South Carolina. As you can see in the video it has absolutely so much beauty both in the country and the city, and it is unfortunate that it gives you only glimpses, but there is so much to see. This is where I live, and I have no intention of ever leaving.
It's impressive video of the Misty City.
It certainly is enticing - is there anyone who wouldn't want to actually personally witness what the video presented? As it is I've seen so little of it, but I have at least seen some of it, and in a few cases I've posted on NT photos I've taken of some of those wonders.
I glad that at least Kavika and Shona1 had any interest in learning a little about the incredible city in which I'm living.