The dizzying Shibati, not visiting is like never having been to Chongqing

Shibati district is a tourist area transformed according to the old mountain city style of Chongqing, full of urban characteristics of Chongqing, and the transportation is very convenient. The whole district is quite large, with several entrances and exits, where you can taste authentic Chongqing local snacks, as well as many high-end restaurants, hotpot places, and popular tea houses and coffee shops. On this street, there are also many characteristic handicrafts, where you can buy local specialties and authentic Chongqing 'Guaiwei' broad beans. Huajiezi was the most prosperous alley in old Chongqing and is one of the 'Seven Streets and Six Alleys' in the historical style of Shibati. 'Huajie Birdsong' retains the natural landscape, with the natural scenery of the market streets as the main viewing theme, highlighting the mountain city's ecological leisure district named after flowers. At the northeast end of Shibati, the Yutaiba terrace has a 'cliff-hanging' terrain yet enjoys a broad view. On the fifteenth day of the lunar calendar, the full moon interweaves with the tangled roots of the old Pueraria trees on the cliff, presenting a visual spectacle of 'Pueraria hanging the moon'. Mountain City Memory Hall is located at the north entrance of the traditional Shibati area on the Jiaochangkou City Balcony, positioned to 'trace the history of the mountain city, interpret the style of the mountain city, taste the memory of the mountain city, and display the spirit of the mountain city', embodying the most important spiritual and cultural core of the project. The Mountain City Memory Hall is divided into 4 floors, displaying a large number of precious books, images, and video materials from old Chongqing. Special Reminder: I have mentioned several times before that Chongqing is a mountain city with varying elevations, so when we choose our travel routes, we should try to go from high to low, which is less tiring. If the route is reversed, climbing up all the way can be very exhausting. The Shibati district is the same, with the terrain near the Jiaochangkou subway station being relatively high, and the south side near Binjiang Park being very low, so it is recommended to take the subway to Jiaochangkou station, enter the Shibati district from there, and walk downhill to Binjiang Park, which will save more effort.