Chaotianmen Bridge

There are several bridges on the Yangtze River that are similar in length, and there are two bridges that look exactly the same, like twins, white bridge bodies, red cables, anyway, can go, it is also quite magical.

As a new Chongqing person, enjoy the mountain city culture here, the river view of Chongqing is really beautiful! Chaotianmen Bridge, Chaotianmen Wharf, every year on the eleventh, the government will close the bridge for foreign tourists to go, reflecting the tolerance and enthusiasm of the Chongqing people!

The Chuangtianma Bridge is located on the Yangtze River and the next bridge is exactly the same in shape and color. It is a red-colored cable-stayed bridge. At night, the lights will be on, and the bridge can still walk.

Landmark bridge, Chongqing Liangjiang characteristics, pass by to see

This net red attraction is very reliable. Going back and forth here, the scenery on both sides of the Straits can almost be seen, and it is very cool to have a hot pot when you are tired!

When I was doing Chongqing's strategy, I saw a lot of recommendations about Chaotianmen, saying that I must come here to see the night view and take a cruise to feel different Chongqing. I planted grass, followed the navigation from Jiefangbei all the way, there are also direct buses, the station is still some distance from the bridge, it takes a while. 1. About the ticket: This is free. If you need to take a boat tour, you can pay a ferry ticket fee. Do not buy tickets at the ticket sellers on the shore. Go in the direction of Chaotianmen Square. There will be a special ticket hall. You can also book online in advance and redeem here. 2. Opening hours: all day, it is recommended to come here at night, you can watch the night view. 3. Catering: There are several relatively small restaurants next to the pier, mainly some Chongqing specialty snacks, the environment is also general, it is not recommended to eat here. 4. Transportation: Come to this attraction to play, it is more convenient to walk or bus, you can also take a small jump, there are many on the pier. Parking here is not convenient, self-driving tour is not recommended. 5. Suggested play time: If you want to take a boat, you will play for a long time, about 2 hours, if you walk along Chaotianmen Square, about an hour. There are not many people playing here now, and it seems a bit cold. The road to Hongyadong is also unable to go because of the decoration. 6. The best tourist season recommendation: At night, the scenery here is better. The lights are on at the beginning, and the bridge is also dressed in colorful colors. You can see two bridges here: Chaotianmen Bridge and Jialing River Bridge. 7. Accommodation: There are mainly some homestays nearby, and there are fewer hotels. It is recommended to live in Jiefangbei or Hongyadong, it will be more lively.

Chaotianmen Wharf is just a corner of Chaotianmen. The Panchaotianmen has a large range. It comes out of Danzi Old Street and is facing the Chaotianmen Yangtze River Bridge. Chongqing's 3D is not self-proclaimed, it is word of mouth. "Want to magical night scenes", the first to see this is the long history of Shanghai - the Bund lighting in China is unparalleled. In terms of lighting, Chongqing as a whole is still different from Shanghai, but the local area can be completely countered, and the details are quite innovative. Overall, Chongqing design night scene is as "strong and majestic, red oil red sauce" as their hot pot -- all heavy colors, dark colors, and timely changes. It is rarely used to overuse in light colors. The combination of the deep blue and red two-colored Yangtze River Bridge really makes people feel comfortable and ambiguous. Walking here, itching on the body in my heart.

Chongqing Chaotianmen Bridge is a river crossing between Jiangbei District and Nan'an District in Chongqing. It is located above the Yangtze River waterway. It is an east-west fast-track radiating outward from the main city of Chongqing. It was the largest arch bridge in the world at that time. The Chaotianmen Yangtze River Bridge was originally called the Wangjiayu Yangtze River Bridge, and was later named the Hongyan Yangtze River Bridge, which was changed to its current name in 2004. In 2004, the Chaotianmen Yangtze River Bridge was started to be built. In 2009, the bridge was officially opened to traffic.