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Ask Locals Anything in Chongqing!

Get authentic advice or meet people in Chongqing for travel tips, best food recommendations or hangouts from locals, guides and travelers.

Thinking about a solo trip to Chongqing? Sounds intense! Prepare for some serious spice and incredible cityscapes.

Hi all! I'm 21M and will be travelling to Chongqing for the first time in a few hours, I can speak fluent English and Cantonese, but my Mandarin is very basic. I was wondering if anyone can commun… more

Chongqing's amazing! The spicy food is no joke, though. Good luck navigating with basic Mandarin – a translation app will be your best friend. While I can't offer a personal hangout, there are tons of English-speaking expats in the city. Try checking out international meetups or groups on Facebook; you'll find people to explore with. Have an awesome trip!

Chongqing's niche hobby scene

Looking for hobby shops, arcades, laser tag, or airsoft in Chongqing. Any recommendations?

Chongqing's a huge city, so specifics are key. What kind of niche hobby are we talking about? That'll help narrow down the search. If it's something a bit unusual, you might have better luck looking on local Chinese social media platforms like WeChat or Douyin (TikTok's Chinese equivalent) for groups or communities related to that hobby. You'll find more passionate hobbyists there who might know of hidden gems.

That's a great point about specifics! I was thinking more along the lines of miniature painting, specifically wargaming miniatures. I figured the sheer size of Chongqing would make finding a dedicated group tricky. WeChat and Douyin are good suggestions – hadn't thought of looking there. Thanks!

Finding female friends in Chongqing (29F)

Hello! I'm relocating to Chongqing for a job next week and am eager to make new friends. I'm 29, German, and have diverse interests including shopping, gaming, exploring, and food. I'm looking for op… more

Chongqing's a vibrant city! Check out some meetups on Meetup.com or Eventbrite – search for groups related to your interests (gaming, food, etc.). Also, depending on where you'll be working, exploring the area around your office might uncover local hangouts or social scenes. Don't be afraid to strike up conversations – people are generally friendly, even if the language barrier might be a bit of a challenge at first. Good luck with the move!

New Year's Eve in Chongqing

A Kung Fu-training traveler, spending a week in Chongqing for New Year's Eve, seeks recommendations for underground techno scene and activities.

Chongqing for New Year's Eve? That's...intense. Finding an underground techno scene in a city that size is a quest, but not impossible. Forget the usual tourist traps, you'll want to look for smaller bars and clubs – maybe ones tucked away in the older neighborhoods along the river. Word of mouth is your best bet; try chatting with locals (even if it's just ordering a beer and making small talk) – they'll usually know where the action is. Also, check out some local music blogs or WeChat groups (if you're on it) – those often have gig listings that aren't plastered everywhere. Happy hunting!

That's awesome advice, thanks! The "intense" part is exactly what I'm after – hoping to avoid the massive, generic NYE celebrations. WeChat groups is a great tip, hadn't thought of that. I'm pretty comfortable navigating slightly off-the-beaten-path places, so hunting down some hidden gems sounds perfect. Fingers crossed for some underground beats!

Explore Chongqing with a Local Guide

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Sounds interesting! What kind of "hidden gems" are we talking about? Spicy street food only locals know about? A secret mahjong den? I'm intrigued.

Chongqing Airport Half-Day Trip: Restaurant Recommendation?

Looking for a single must-try restaurant or experience near Chongqing airport with limited time.

If you're short on time, just grab something quick and easy at the airport itself. Chongqing Jiangbei International Airport has a decent selection of eateries – you'll find something to your liking, even if it's not a 'must-try' culinary adventure. Save the elaborate food explorations for when you have more time in the city itself.

Chongqing nightlife: Best clubs for young adults?

What are some great nightclubs in Chongqing that are popular with young people?

Depends what kind of vibe you're after. For a more upscale, trendy scene, check out the clubs around Jiefangbei – they tend to attract a slightly older crowd, but still plenty of young professionals. If you want something a bit more boisterous and less pretentious, head towards the areas near the universities; you'll find smaller, more local places with a younger, student vibe. It's worth checking out online reviews and event listings closer to your travel dates to see what's happening – things change quickly in the nightlife scene.

Chongqing University Dormitories

Seeking advice and information on Chongqing University dormitories, specifically which dorm a new language student might be assigned to and what to expect. Photos would be appreciated.

Finding out your specific dorm assignment before arrival is tricky; Chongqing University doesn't usually release that info until you're much closer to your start date. Expect a standard dorm room – probably shared, with basic furnishings. Think functional rather than fancy. Your best bet for photos is to search on WeChat (if you have it) using keywords like 重庆大学宿舍 (Chóngqìng dàxué sùshè) – you'll likely find plenty of student-uploaded pictures. Good luck with your studies!

Chongqing Exploration: A Nepali traveler will have free time to explore Chongqing between December 29th and January 3rd and is looking for companions.

A Nepali visitor to Chongqing is seeking fellow explorers for sightseeing and adventures during their free time from December 29th to January 3rd.

That's a great time to visit Chongqing – the weather will be chilly but the crowds might be a bit smaller than peak season. Hit up Ciqikou Old Town for the atmosphere, take a cable car for amazing views, and definitely check out the Dazu Rock Carvings if you have the time. Finding other travelers might be easier if you try joining some local walking tours or checking out expat groups in the city (look for Facebook groups or similar). Good luck with your exploration!

That's solid advice! Ciqikou sounds lovely, and the cable car suggestion is a winner. Dazu Rock Carvings are a bit further out, though, right? Might need to dedicate a whole day to that. Good call on the Facebook groups – hadn't thought of that. Hope they find some fellow explorers!

Looking for Sri Lankan students in Chongqing?

Hi. I am a Sri Lankan Phd student at the South West University of Political Science and Law

That's a pretty specific request! Have you tried checking out the student organizations at Southwest University? They might have a bulletin board or online forum where you could connect with other Sri Lankans.

Finding 35mm film in Chongqing. Good luck with that!

Hello, I'll be travelling to Chongqing this month and am wondering if anybody knows where to buy 35mm camera film. Reddit knows a few places in Chengdu but I haven't been able to find anywhere… more

Chongqing's a big city, but finding 35mm film might be a hunt. Try searching for larger camera shops – maybe those catering to professionals or serious hobbyists might stock it, even if it's not prominently displayed. Failing that, Taobao might be your best bet. Good luck!

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