Chongqing

Nestled at the confluence of the Yangtze River and Jialing River, Chongqing is one of China's four central municipalities, a national central city, and a core transportation, economic and cultural hub in southwest China. Famous as the "Mountain City" and "8D Magic City", Chongqing features stunning river-mountain landscapes, modern urban architecture, profound Bayu cultural heritage, and vibrant local customs. Blending historic charm with futuristic urban vitality, it offers a unique sightseeing experience and a comfortable academic atmosphere for global conference participants.

1. Hongya Cave

Hongyadeng is a landmark complex featuring traditional stilted house architecture of Bayu style. Built along the steep mountain slope with layered terraces overlooking the riverside, it perfectly interprets Chongqing's unique mountain-and-water urban landscape. By day, it displays classical ethnic architectural beauty; by night, brilliant neon lights create a breathtaking cyberpunk night view, making it one of the most iconic sightseeing landmarks in Chongqing.

2. Chongqing Zoo

Built in 1953, Chongqing Zoo occupies an area of 45 hectares, ranking as the biggest urban zoo in China. Located in the suburbs of Chongqing City, Chongqing Zoo is famous for the various animals including more than 230 kinds of rare wild ones. The highlight of this attraction is the Panda House which covers about 2 hectares in size.

3. Ciqikou Ancient Town

Ciqikou Ancient Town is a well-preserved ancient town with a history of over a thousand years, representing the traditional Bayu folk culture. Lined with ancient streets, old teahouses, traditional handicraft shops and local specialty snacks, it retains the original lifestyle and cultural features of old Chongqing. It is an ideal place for conference participants to experience local folk customs, taste authentic Chongqing cuisine, and feel the profound historical heritage of the city.