Hongyadong commercial street is located on Cangbai Road of Yuzhong District, Chongqing City. It is at the intersection where the Yangtze River and the Jialing River meet. Most of its buildings are “Diaojialou” style, which reflects traditional architectural features of Bayu. It is a great place to go if you want to check out the old streets of Chongqing, appreciate the two rivers, or try local cuisines. At the same time, it is home to a bustling night scene, making it a fascinating attraction for photographers.
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Show More ReviewsDon't just squeeze onto the Yangtze River Cableway when you come to Chongqing! The Two Rivers Ferry is the ultimate value for money, and I wholeheartedly recommend everyone experience it! Tickets are only 15 yuan, a huge bargain compared to sightseeing boats that often cost hundreds. The double-decker ferry is incredibly comfortable; the first floor has wooden seats to rest your feet, and the open-air deck on the second floor offers unbeatable views. The river breeze is so soothing throughout the journey. The route allows you to see many landmarks in one trip: Raffles City, the Grand Theatre, Hongyadong, and Qianximen Bridge. You can also clearly see the unique spectacle of the two rivers converging at Chaotianmen, one clear and one muddy. There's no traffic congestion at all, making every shot a masterpiece of Chongqing. The staff on board are friendly and provide clear boarding instructions. The ferry ride is smooth and stable. The evening ferry is the best time to experience it. As dusk falls, the lights on both banks are reflected on the river, creating a truly immersive atmosphere. It offers the local charm of old Chongqing ferries while providing an immersive view of the nightscape of the two rivers and four banks. It's not overly commercialized, and locals often take it, experiencing the unique romance of Chongqing. A must-do in Chongqing!