A thousand-year-old town retaining Ming-Qing character, where flagstone streets are lined with teahouses, snack stalls and craft shops—great for experiencing old Chongqing.
Founded in the Song dynasty, Ciqikou gained its name from the thriving porcelain trade of Ming and Qing times and is among the best-preserved ancient towns in Chongqing's urban area.
Known for flagstone lanes and eastern Sichuan dwellings, it is famous for snacks like chenmahua and maoxuewang, with riverside ferry and wharf relics nearby.
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Chongqing is a municipality in southwest China where the Yangtze and Jialing rivers meet amid hills and water. Its...
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