Hey, young travelers and culture buffs! During the Chinese mainland's National Day holiday, the streets of Chongqing transformed into a festival playground. From Jiefangbei pedestrian street to the riverside maze of Hongyadong, the city buzzed with life—and phones. 📱
As dusk set in, Hongyadong's traditional stilt houses lit up in a sea of golden lights, creating that perfect insta-worthy moment.✨ Tourists packed the riverbanks, climbing staircases and squeezing into balconies to snag the best angle for their night shots. If you've ever mastered low-light selfies, you know the hustle is real! 😂
But it's more than just pretty pics. This surge shows how fast holiday tourism is bouncing back across Asia. Whether you're planning your next adventure from Bangkok, Mumbai, or Jakarta, keep an eye on trending hot spots like Chongqing. Pro tip: arrive early, download a QR code-based ticket in advance, and stay hydrated—chai or teh tarik style! 🥤😉
And the vibe? It's a blend of old-school charm and modern energy—think lantern-lit alleyways meets neon signs, old-school restaurant aromas mixing with bubble tea clouds. Perfect for techies, foodies, and night-owl content creators who crave fresh backdrops and real-life stories. 🌃🍜📸
So, if you're plotting a getaway or just craving some digital inspo, add Chongqing's Hongyadong to your list. Who knows? Your next viral reel might be just one light-up away! 🔥🎥✨
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Crowds flock to Chongqing's Hongyadong as holiday tourism peaks
cgtn.com
