Chi Chiki

This is one of the examples of how Chongqing's city structure is like 🏙️

Endless levels and a true 7D feeling of navigating it, not for people whose knees can't handle it 😵‍💫

I guess I'll never really know when I'll get to the first floor... 😅

A mini cut of my first impressions of Chongqing and how I got here. ✨ It was my first time riding an overnight train equipped with bunk bed rooms. 🛌🚄

It felt surreal to travel the distance that I did via train and how even the sun seemed to work differently than how I was used to when I got here. 🌅

This area is known for it's super spicy food and multilevel cityscape on a mountain terrain, so I was a little nervous when I first touched the land far away from my comfort zone.

But I slurped up some noodles prepared lovingly by a smiley lady running a humble store, in "mild mild mild" spicy levels by their standards, and everything sank in and felt real to me. 🩷

📍 Chongqing, (near Sichuan province), China

I've been to so many beautiful places in China but this was the most crowded spot I've ever been in and frankly, I don't get it 😅

The attraction point of this place is supposed to be the train going inside a building and getting a picture or video of it at an angle that looks like you're eating it 👄

And that's it. ✨ I've been to nature parks, giant malls, iconic city scapes, historical and ancient places, wonders of the world... and there's more people densely packed here - trying to eat a train going in a building. 😅

Would you go here anyways if you had the chance?

📍Liziba Station, Chongqing, China