I have so much to say about Chongqing!!!

My brief three-day and three-night trip has come to an end, and the first word that comes to mind is delicious! This was my first time in Chongqing. I've been longing for that comfortable and satisfying Chongqing experience. (Going during the off-season is really no problem!) 📍On the first day📷, we went to check in at Guanyinqiao. I don't think it's necessary to search for specific camera positions; just navigate to Guanyinqiao and you'll find it's quite crowded and not hard to find, with countdowns happening every few minutes. Just be ready to snap your photos (look up poses in advance because time waits for no one). 🍜Then we had Xiao Xiao noodles! It's really cheap, seven yuan for a bowl of mixed noodles. Highly recommended (especially since it's right next to Guanyinqiao). 📍Checked in at the Totoro under Kui Xing Lou, we were actually going to rest at the hotel but stumbled upon it by accident. It's a great photo spot. This is Chongqing, where you can capture the essence. 📍Sanbutei Hotpot🍲 We queued for a long time for this one, also near Guanyinqiao, so we went back to Guanyinqiao to stroll around while waiting in the evening. Super delicious! And so affordable. On the second day, we ate at 📍Ping Ping 898 Restaurant, a local Chongqing 'fly restaurant' recommended by the locals, super tasty!!! We had to wait a long time to get in. 📍Banyan Line, a glass walkway with beautiful scenery, mainly because it's right next to the restaurant, we citywalked and the views were so beautiful. 📍Nanbin Road Riverside, also known as the sea of Chongqing people. On the third day, we went to the place I wanted to visit the most, 📍swimin coffee, which offers an unobstructed view where you can overlook half of Chongqing. So relaxing! I declare it the most chill coffee spot☕️. 📍Lao Shan Wa Hotpot, right next to swimin, is a residential building hotpot. We had hotpot for three hours. Bought a rabbit head and went to the airport. I'll come back during the off-season!!! I feel very comfortable in Chongqing; it's the city's inherent sense of relaxation.