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Biggest City in the World You Never Heard Of: CHONGQING, CHINA
Chongqing: Exploring China's 8D Mega-City
Welcome to Chongqing, China, a mega city that's home to over 32 million people! This massive city is often overlooked by tourists, but it's a treasure trove of rich history, vibrant culture and stunning landscapes from the majestic Yangtze River to the bustling streets of Yuzhong. In this video, I'm...
Welcome to Chongqing, China, a mega city that's home to over 32 million people! This massive city is often overlooked by tourists, but it's a treasure trove of rich history, vibrant culture and stunning landscapes from the majestic Yangtze River to the bustling streets of Yuzhong. In this video, I'm meeting with and we're gonna try delicious local cuisine, and discover what makes Chongqing a must-visit destination.
Where is Chongqing located?
No bikes in Chongqing
Chongqing rail transit
Liziba station
Yantze Cable car
Busiest interchange in the world
breakfast in China
Jiefangbei Square
Raffles City
Eling Park
Testbed 2 area
Hot Pot
Architecture of Chongqing
Economy of Chongqing
Longmenhao Old Street
Hongya Cave
Cyberpunk city area
Shibati
Ciqikou Ancient town
Nightlife in Chongqing
Guangyingqiao
9th street
North Riverside Road
Huangjueping Art Street
Luohan Temple
River Cruise
Explore the often-overlooked mega-city of Chongqing, China! Discover its rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning landscapes, from the Yangtze River to the bustling streets of Yuzhong. This captivating journey features delicious local cuisine and reveals why Chongqing is a must-visit destination. Witness the unique transportation systems, explore iconic landmarks like Liziba station and Raffles City, and experience the electric nightlife. From ancient towns to modern architecture, Chongqing offers a blend of old and new, promising an unforgettable adventure.
Welcome to Chongqing, China, a mega city that's home to over 32 million people! This massive city is often overlooked by tourists, but it's a treasure trove of rich history, vibrant culture and stunning landscapes from the majestic Yangtze River to the bustling streets of Yuzhong. In this video, I'm meeting with and we're gonna try delicious local cuisine, and discover what makes Chongqing a must-visit destination.
Where is Chongqing located?
No bikes in Chongqing
Chongqing rail transit
Liziba station
Yantze Cable car
Busiest interchange in the world
breakfast in China
Jiefangbei Square
Raffles City
Eling Park
Testbed 2 area
Hot Pot
Architecture of Chongqing
Economy of Chongqing
Longmenhao Old Street
Hongya Cave
Cyberpunk city area
Shibati
Ciqikou Ancient town
Nightlife in Chongqing
Guangyingqiao
9th street
North Riverside Road
Huangjueping Art Street
Luohan Temple
River Cruise
This video explores Chongqing, China, a massive city often overlooked by tourists, described by CoolVision as the "biggest city on earth you've probably never heard of." CoolVision details the city's unique geography, situated at the confluence of the Yangtze and Jialing Rivers, and its sprawling size, comparable to Austria. The video highlights the city's challenging terrain, impacting transportation and leading to innovative solutions like its extensive and unique rail transit system, including the world's deepest metro station.
The unique urban landscape, a blend of modern skyscrapers and traditional architecture, is a central theme. CoolVision showcases the mind-boggling overpasses, the stunning Raffles City complex with its sky bridge, and the beautiful Eling Park offering panoramic city views. The video emphasizes the city's energetic atmosphere and the friendly nature of its inhabitants, with CoolVision engaging in conversations with locals who share their experiences and perspectives on Chongqing's rapid development.
Food plays a significant role, with CoolVision sampling various local dishes, including spicy noodles and hot pot, noting the affordability and abundance of delicious food options. The exploration extends to Chongqing's nightlife, showcasing bustling bar streets, underground clubs, and rooftop bars offering spectacular city views. The video also features visits to historical sites like Longmenhao Old Street and Ciqikou Ancient Town, offering a glimpse into Chongqing's rich history and culture.
CoolVision's personal insights and interactions with locals add an authentic and engaging layer to the narrative. The video doesn't shy away from unique aspects, such as the absence of cyclists due to the hilly terrain, or the surprising discovery of a $1 haircut. The overall tone is conversational and informative, creating an immersive travel experience that highlights Chongqing's unique character and vibrant energy.
CoolVision's Chongqing adventure unveils a mega-city brimming with surprises. From its unique hilly terrain defying typical urban planning to the world's busiest interchange, Chongqing is a visual spectacle. CoolVision explores its vibrant street food scene, encounters friendly locals, and experiences the city's electric nightlife, painting a vivid picture of a place where modern skyscrapers rise alongside ancient alleyways. This isn't just a travelogue; it's an immersive journey into the heart of a truly one-of-a-kind Chinese city.
CoolVision explores Chongqing, China's massive, hilly metropolis. A journey through stunning architecture, spicy food, and vibrant nightlife leaves a lasting impression.
Chongqing: A Mega-City's Unique Charm
1:24 Chongqing's hilly terrain makes cycling impractical, so you'll see few cyclists in the city. Consider using the city's extensive public transportation system instead.
2:15 The city's unique geography makes navigation challenging. Use elevators and escalators in shopping malls as shortcuts to avoid long uphill walks.
4:06 Take the aerial tramway for amazing views across the Yangtze River; it's a unique and affordable way to experience the city.
4:30 Learn to use the city's many elevators and escalators as shortcuts to navigate the hilly terrain efficiently.
6:02 Local food in Chongqing is inexpensive, with many meals costing less than 10 or 20 RMB. Explore local restaurants for authentic and affordable cuisine.
17:17 While exploring Longmenhao Old Street, take advantage of the many elevators and escalators to navigate the area easily.
20:29 Chongqing offers a more authentically Chinese experience than some of the more tourist-heavy cities like Shanghai or Beijing.
26:11 A hot pot meal with beer in Chongqing can be incredibly affordable, offering a great value for your money.
30:07 Many locals order groceries and other goods online, so shopping malls are less busy than in other cities. This is a reflection of changing shopping habits.
35:18 While cycling is not popular, jogging is a common activity. Consider a jog along the river for a refreshing experience.
1:24 Chongqing's hilly terrain makes cycling impractical, so you'll see few cyclists in the city. Consider using the city's extensive public transportation system instead.
2:15 The city's unique geography makes navigation challenging. Use elevators and escalators in shopping malls as shortcuts to avoid long uphill walks.
4:06 Take the aerial tramway for amazing views across the Yangtze River; it's a unique and affordable way to experience the city.
4:30 Learn to use the city's many elevators and escalators as shortcuts to navigate the hilly terrain efficiently.
6:02 Local food in Chongqing is inexpensive, with many meals costing less than 10 or 20 RMB. Explore local restaurants for authentic and affordable cuisine.
17:17 While exploring Longmenhao Old Street, take advantage of the many elevators and escalators to navigate the area easily.
20:29 Chongqing offers a more authentically Chinese experience than some of the more tourist-heavy cities like Shanghai or Beijing.
26:11 A hot pot meal with beer in Chongqing can be incredibly affordable, offering a great value for your money.
30:07 Many locals order groceries and other goods online, so shopping malls are less busy than in other cities. This is a reflection of changing shopping habits.
35:18 While cycling is not popular, jogging is a common activity. Consider a jog along the river for a refreshing experience.
0:00 Introduction to Chongqing
0:27 Chongqing's location
1:18 Unique city features
2:27 Chongqing Rail Transit
5:21 Chongqing breakfast
6:21 Jiefangbei Square
8:25 Raffles City
11:35 Testbed 2 area
12:08 Hot pot experience
17:01 Longmenhao Old Street
18:38 Shibati
19:25 Ciqikou Ancient Town
21:47 Nightlife in Chongqing
32:36 Huangjueping Art Street
34:11 Luohan Temple
0:30 Where is Chongqing located?
1:25 No bikes in Chongqing
2:33 Chongqing rail transit
3:13 Liziba station
4:17 Yantze Cable car
4:58 Busiest interchange in the world
5:21 breakfast in China
6:22 Jiefangbei Square
8:28 Raffles City
9:28 Eling Park
11:26 Testbed 2 area
12:34 Hot Pot
13:58 Architecture of Chongqing
15:50 Economy of Chongqing
16:57 Longmenhao Old Street
17:31 Hongya Cave
18:16 Cyberpunk city area
18:39 Shibati
19:25 Ciqikou Ancient town
21:54 Nightlife in Chongqing
30:25 Guangyingqiao
31:07 9th street
31:50 North Riverside Road
32:41 Huangjueping Art Street
34:21 Luohan Temple
36:00 River Cruise
chongqing foodtravel vlogchinese citiesmega citycyberpunk citynot what i expectedcomida callejerachinese culture8d citysichuan foodhot potancient townnightlifeyangtze riverlocal cultureurban explorationWhat's the best way to get around Chongqing?
Use the amazing rail transit, but be prepared for a lot of stairs and hills! Also, the elevators and escalators in the shopping malls are great shortcuts.
What's the food like in Chongqing?
It's spicy! But so delicious and cheap. I tried noodles, hot pot with some crazy ingredients, and even some amazing street food. You have to try the local hot pot!
What surprised you most about Chongqing?
Probably the $1 haircut, and how I didn't need a ticket for Zhu-long cave! Also, how big it actually is. It's huge!
What's the nightlife like?
It's amazing! There are so many bars and clubs, and the rooftop bars have incredible views. I even found a gay bar, which was a surprise.
Is Chongqing a good place for tourists?
Absolutely! It's less crowded than other Chinese cities, but it has so much to offer. The people are friendly, the food is great, and the city itself is unlike anything I've ever seen.
