[2025 Chongqing Attraction] Travel Guide for Hong'en Pavilion (Updated Jul)

This heavy rain can't extinguish my passion for Chongqing! Just checked in at Hong'en Pavilion, a stunning night view spot, and immediately here to recommend this hidden gem to you all! 💖 📍Hong'en Pavilion Address: Inside Hong'en Temple Forest Park, Jiangbei District, Chongqing City 🌟Highlights: 1️⃣Be sure to catch the golden hour of sunset! 19:00-20:00 is the best viewing time, where you can see both the sunset and the night view. 2️⃣The 360-degree panoramic platform is perfect for stunning photos; remember to wear bright clothes for better shots. 3️⃣The park has excellent greenery, perfect for leisurely walks and relaxation, and there are many cute stray cats. 💡Practical tips: ✅It's recommended to enter through the East Gate 1 entrance when going uphill, as the slope is gentler. ✅The park is open until 22:00, but they start clearing the area at 21:30. ✅Remember to bring mosquito repellent! There are a lot of mosquitoes on the mountain in summer. 📷Photo guide: 1️⃣The square in front of the main building is the best photo spot. 2️⃣Use a telephoto lens to perfectly avoid crowds. 3️⃣For night mode, set the exposure to 3 seconds or more for sufficient brightness. Nearby food recommendations: 🔘"Yu Kuai Huang" Hotpot (1.5 km away) 🔘"Lao Zao Fang" Jianghu Cuisine (opposite the park's East Gate)

A must-visit in Chongqing in 2025! 18 amazing camera positions to unlock the A and B sides of the mountain city Chongqing, the mountain city, is a city that perfectly combines magic and fireworks, with unexpected surprises hidden in every corner. This carefully compiled 2025 new check-in map will take you to all 18 fantastic flight locations and experience the unique charm of Chongqing! 8D Magic Group, experience the three-dimensional mountain city Luohan Temple: The collision between the thousand-year-old temple and the modern city As soon as you exit Exit 6 of Xiaoshizi Station on Metro Line 1/6, you can see Luohan Temple. As you step into the temple, the tranquility of the thousand-year-old temple and the prosperity of the skyscrapers outside the temple form a sharp contrast, as if it is a dialogue across time and space. It is recommended to wear Hanfu when taking photos, so that you can take photos that blend ancient charm with modern times. You can buy tickets by scanning the QR code at the door, which is convenient and fast. Baixiangju: The unique aesthetics of a residential building without an elevator Navigate to "Cha Dian Xia Coffee" and enter from Residential Building No. 3. The 24-story building structure without an elevator is full of stubbornness and uniqueness. At 4 o'clock in the afternoon, the sun was shining obliquely, and the light and shadow of the cable car were cast between the buildings. This was a perfect time to take pictures. When taking photos here, you must speak quietly and walk slowly, and do not disturb the daily lives of the residents. Liziba "Light Rail Through Hot Pot": A Magical Scene Come out from Exit 1 of Liziba Station on Line 2 and walk for 5 minutes to the "Lansheng Pavilion", where you can see the wonderful sight of the light rail passing through the hot pot sculpture. This magical perspective will definitely make your photos stand out in your circle of friends. Night view critical group, encounter the dazzling mountain city "Cyber ​​Hongyadong" in Jiangtan Park: a feast of light and shadow Take Line 6 and get off at Exit 2 of the Grand Theater Station. Follow the crowd and walk for 15 minutes to reach Jiangtan Park. There will be a stunning light show from 19:30 to 21:30 on the 1st, 15th and 30th of every month. There are vendors selling lanterns by the river. Remember to bargain. You can buy one for 5 yuan and let it add a touch of romance to your night scene photography. Hongen Pavilion: Glass Treasure Box at Night Hong'en Pavilion is open to the public free of charge, but you need to register with your ID card to enter. At 19:00 sharp, the moment the lights were turned on, the building, like a glazed treasure box, sparkled brightly in the night. If it rains and is shrouded in mist, Hong'en Pavilion looks like a palace in heaven, with a unique charm. Huguishi "Eye of Chongqing": Capturing the Blues Moment Take the bus and get off at "Huguishi" stop. It is recommended to bring a telephoto lens and wait for the blue hour around 18:30. At this time, the city outline and the color of the sky in Chongqing complement each other, which is beautiful. Old Street Fireworks Group, Enjoy the Street Style Huangjuya Old Street: Following the Footsteps of Sanmao In Huangjuya Old Street, you can find Sanmao’s former residence. The 600-year-old banyan tree next to it has witnessed the changes of time. If you are tired of shopping, you may want to go into the "Sanmao Teahouse", order a bowl of covered tea, listen to the storytelling performance at 15:00, and immerse yourself in the fireworks atmosphere of old Chongqing. Long Menhao's "Time and Space Frame": Freezing History and Modernity Go up the stairs on the right side of the hotel and you will find the perfect location to take photos of Long Menhao's "Time and Space Frame". Wear a solid-color long skirt and shoot with a wide-angle lens. The layering and unique shape of the buildings will allow you to take stunning photos. Shibati "Lantern Ladder": Feel the Night Scenery of the Ancient Street The "Lantern Ladder" of Shibati is lit from 19:00 to 22:00. Standing at Yu Danfeng Silver House and taking pictures downwards, the stacked lanterns create a strong sense of atmosphere, showing the charm of the old street to the fullest. Future Science Fiction Group, Exploring the High-Tech Mountain City "Ferrari Rain" at Jiangbei Airport: A Nighttime Traffic Spectacular Exit Exit 7 on the arrival level of Jiangbei Airport T3 and turn left. After 11 p.m. every night when the taxi shifts change, yellow taxis shuttle back and forth like a torrent, forming a spectacular scene of "Ferrari rain", which is definitely a scene that photography enthusiasts cannot miss. Hong Kong-Yu Plaza "Folding Chongqing": The charm of the silver world When you go to Hong Kong-Chongqing Plaza to take photos, be sure to bring sunglasses, as the reflection of the silver building is very strong. When shooting, you should also pay attention to the cargo ships and workers coming and going, and record this futuristic "Folding Chongqing" while ensuring safety. 3-day walking tour, in-depth experience of Chongqing DAY1 Luohan Temple→Huguang Guild Hall→Raffles City→White Elephant Residence→Yangtze River Cableway→Hugui Stone→Jiangtan Park DAY2 Xiahaoli→Longmenhao→Laojundong→Huangjueya→Hongen Pavilion→Guanyin Bridge DAY3 Auditorium→Liziba→Eling Second Factory→Shibati→Haitangxi→Eye in the Clouds Intimate Tips 1. Chongqing has a complex terrain, and the average daily walking distance is over 20,000 steps, so be sure to wear comfortable sports shoes. 2. There are many mosquitoes near the river and in the mountains, so remember to bring mosquito repellent. 3. For detailed shooting strategies for each camera position, please visit the homepage collection. Come to the comment section and leave the number of the flight seat you most want to check in. We will randomly draw 3 lucky winners and give them the "Hand-Drawn Map of Chongqing Flight Seats"! The next issue will also reveal the "Chongqing Niche Camera Positions Lightning Avoidance Guide", so remember to stay tuned!

I finally made it to Chongqing Hongen Temple for the spring flower season! Today, I went on a spring outing with my friends, and I want to share this healing beauty of spring with you all ✨ 🌼 About the scenery The red plum blossoms, cherry blossoms, and ancient temple architecture here are perfectly integrated. The petals and red walls and green tiles complement each other, making it both simple and romantic! In particular, the cherry blossom trees in front of the Mahavira Hall are blooming very luxuriantly. Taking pictures under the trees is really amazing! It is recommended to wear light-colored clothes for better photos~ 🌸 [Check-in Guide] 1️⃣ In front of the Mahavira Hall: Two century-old cherry blossom trees are in full bloom, and the pink and white sea of flowers is super compatible with the red walls and golden tiles! Come in Hanfu to take pictures, and you can get ancient style blockbusters in minutes~ 2️⃣ Hongen Pavilion: Magnificent and simple, as if breaking into a historical scroll. The vermilion lacquer pillars stand proudly, like the guardians of time; the blue tiles and flying eaves are scattered, like swallowtails cutting through the sky. 📸 Photo Tips 1️⃣ The light is soft before 9:00 in the morning or in the evening, which is suitable for taking portraits 2️⃣ Use cherry blossoms as a foreground blur to increase the layering of the picture 3️⃣ Stand on the stone steps and look back, capturing natural dynamics 4️⃣ Wearing Hanfu or JK uniforms will better match the scene 🎒 Travel Tips 🚇 Transportation: Exit from Exit 3A of Dashiba Station on Subway Line 5 and walk for 10 minutes 🎫 Tickets: Free (you need to make an appointment in advance on the official account) ⏰ Best viewing period: mid-March to early April 🍜 Food: There is a vegetarian restaurant in the temple, it is recommended to try the cherry blossom limited desserts

✨Free and Stunning Hidden Gems in Chongqing, Come Now! Hey friends👋, when you come to Chongqing, don't just visit those crowded, paid attractions. Today, we'll dig deep and uncover some free and incredibly beautiful spots in Chongqing, ensuring your mountain city trip is both visually stunning and easy on the wallet👛. 📍Mountain City Trails This is a time corridor hidden within the bustling life of old Chongqing. Ascend the winding stone steps, passing by old, mottled Bayu dwellings. Colorful clothes👗 hang to dry under the eaves of tiled roofs, and neighbors chat in the authentic Chongqing dialect, creating a vibrant atmosphere. When you're tired, take a break at a small teahouse by the roadside, order a bowl of gaiwan tea🍵, enjoy the river view and mountain scenery, feel the gentle breeze, and savor the tranquility. Every step reveals a new scene, where you can encounter traces of history and overlook the Yangtze River Cableway gliding across the river. Each frame is like a scene from a movie. 🌉Qiansimen Bridge During the day, it's a steel dragon spanning the Jialing River, connecting Yuzhong District and Jiangbei District, showcasing the city's prosperity amidst the bustling traffic🚗. But nighttime is when it truly shines! As the lights come on, brilliant illumination outlines the bridge in a dreamlike way, complementing the dazzling lights of Hongya Cave. Whether shooting from below or gazing from the opposite bank, the stunning visual impact feels like stepping into a cyberpunk future. Strolling on the bridge, enjoying the river breeze, you can take in the breathtaking night view of the two rivers and four banks. And the best part? It's completely free. 🌸Hong’en Temple Forest Park A natural oxygen bar🌳 in the city, a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle. The park is filled with lush greenery and flowers that bloom in different seasons, from cherry blossoms in spring to golden ginkgoes in autumn. Climb the steps to Hong’en Pavilion, an ancient-style building with flying eaves and impressive arches. The red lacquer carvings gleam in the sunlight. Standing on the pavilion, you have a 360° panoramic view of the mountain city, with skyscrapers standing tall, green hills rolling, and the river winding into the distance. The magnificent scenery will make you forget all your worries and immerse yourself in the harmonious blend of nature and city. 🏞️Nanbin Road Known as Chongqing's "Bund," Nanbin Road stretches along the south bank of the Yangtze River. During the day, you can jog along the riverside path🏃‍♀️, watching boats crisscrossing the sparkling water. In the evening, the setting sun paints the sky orange-red, casting a dreamy filter over the Yuzhong Peninsula across the river. Take a stroll along the riverbank or find an open-air cafe, order a cup of coffee☕, and wait for nightfall. At night, Nanbin Road is ablaze with lights, mirroring the lights across the river. Street performers often play and sing, creating a magical atmosphere with music, river breeze, and night scenery. And it's all free, so just relax and enjoy. Chongqing is a city full of free romance and beauty. Come explore with an eye for beauty, and every corner may become your most unforgettable travel memory💕.

#chinatrip Chongqing, a dynamic city nestled in southwestern China, is famous for its fiery cuisine, especially its hotpot, and its dramatic, hilly landscape. Known as the "Mountain City," it sits on the banks of the Yangtze River, with winding streets and stunning views. The city blends modernity with rich history, offering a vibrant nightlife, cultural landmarks, and a unique atmosphere that captivates visitors. Chongqing is a place where bold flavors and energetic spirit meet.

Hong'en Temple Forest Park is located in Jiangbei District, Chongqing, with a maximum elevation of 418 meters. From the Hong'en Pavilion observation deck at the summit, you can enjoy stunning views of Jiangbei District, Yubei District, Shapingba District, Yuzhong District, and Beibei District. Hong'en Temple Forest Park boasts a vast collection of osmanthus trees, primarily of the four main types: Jin Gui, Yin Gui, Dan Gui, and Si Ji Gui, encompassing over 60 varieties in total. With such a diverse and comprehensive range of osmanthus species, it stands as one of the largest osmanthus gardens in China. Hong'en Temple has several entrances, with East Gate 1 being the most convenient. From there, it's just a short climb up a flight of stairs to reach Hong'en Pavilion! This free park is definitely worth a visit!

“Hong'ensi Forest Park - is situated on the north bank of the Jialing River in the Jiangbei District, specifically in the Maorshi Village of the Guanyinqiao Street Subdistrict. This beautiful park is located approximately 7 kilometers away from the city center. To get there, you can choose one of the following ways: Bus: Take bus 601, 631, or 847, and get off at Hong’ensi Park Stop (鸿恩寺公园站) to reach the east gate. Metro: The closest metro station to Hong’ensi Forest Park is Dashiba (大石坝) on line 5. After getting out of the station from Exit 3A, walk about 1100 meters to the east to reach the west gate of the park.

I went to Hong'en Pavilion in September last year, but I didn't see the ginkgo trees turn yellow, which was a bit of a pity. This year, I finally went there alone to see the golden trees. I regret not going there every year to see its beauty. 📍Detailed address: Hong'en Temple Park, free admission 🗓Itinerary: In the morning, go to the library in Hong'en Temple Park and stay there for the morning. There are many books to read, and everyone is quietly studying and reading, creating a strong atmosphere. The coffee shop inside has a great view and is quite cozy. In the afternoon, you can stroll around the park until sunset, then go up to Hong'en Pavilion to watch the sunset. The view is great, and the sunset is beautiful. You can often see many newlyweds in Chinese wedding dresses taking wedding photos in Hong'en Temple, which is very classical and beautiful. 🕙Opening hours: ✅Library opening hours: Monday 14:00–18:00, Tuesday to Sunday 9:00–18:00 🚉Transportation: Take Metro Line 6 to Hongqihegou Station, then walk to Hongqihegou East Station and transfer to Bus 601 to Hong'en Temple Park Station. ❤Recommended reason: Here, you can feel the scenery of spring with the grass growing and the birds flying in February. The park in summer is a beautiful poem. The green garden is full of vitality, and the colorful flowers bring endless joy to people. The park in autumn is the yellow of ginkgo trees, where people of all ages enjoy themselves.

Hong'en Temple Forest Park is located in Longji Mountain, Jiangbei District, in the core area of ​​Chongqing's main city. It is adjacent to the Jialing River in the south and the Guanyinqiao business district in the east, covering an area of ​​1,100 acres. The park is a scenic spot for viewing the main city. The commanding point is 418 meters above sea level. When you climb up to the "Hong'en Pavilion", you can have a panoramic view of Jiangbei, Yuzhong, Nan'an, Yubei, and Shaping. The mountain city style, thousands of lights, and the boat bridges on the two rivers are all in sight. I went to Hong'en Temple Forest Park last night and was shocked by this quaint building. The temple illuminated by lights is full of mystery and tranquility, as if traveling through another time and space. Take photos on this beautiful night and share the beauty of this moment with everyone. Shooting tool: iPhone 15 Pro Shooting location: Hongen Temple Forest Park (navigation East Gate 1, there is a parking lot next to the park) Shooting weather: Cloudy to sunny Note: ✅Free tickets, just enter ✅Enter through East Gate 1, climb a flight of stairs and you will see the "Osmanthus List", then turn left and enter the main road of the park. Walk for more than 10 minutes and you will arrive at Hongen Pavilion ✅The lights are turned on at 7:30 pm, so it's just right to take pictures at Hongen Pavilion around 8 o'clock. There are many people taking pictures here. You can wear ancient Chinese costumes and find a suitable camera position to take pictures. ✅You can go up to Hongen Pavilion for free, but it closes at 9 o'clock. Friends who want to go up and take pictures should arrive before 9 o'clock. You can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the whole city from above Hong'en Temple at night is like a silent guardian, and the interweaving of light and shadow reveals a sense of long history and profound culture. Every detail is amazing in its exquisiteness and magnificence. Such a night view is so fascinating that one can't help but admire the beauty of the combination of nature and human wisdom.