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Now that the summer is on the doorstep, it’s time to get active again. If going to the gym isn’t your thing (or if gym membership rates are too reasonable to guilt-trip you into schlepping there), keep reading for six fun ways to stay active in Chongqing. Read more>>
The Noise Revival Orchestra, a 5-piece acoustic pop orchestra based in Austin, Texas, will perform at Nuts Club in Chongqing on May 31. Having successfully toured four countries in Europe to promote their new album Songs of Forgiveness, they bring their live show to China for the first time this May and June. Website for audition: http://site.douban.com/tnro/ Getting there: Take bus 181, 211, 227, 504, 801, 821, 863, 882 to Middle Gate of Chongqing University and walk 150 metres See also:... Read more>>
Since its founding 3,000 years ago, Chongqing has had numerous names that reflect its purpose and role in history including Jiangzhou, Yuzhou, and Gongzhou, before getting its present name (which means "redoubled celebration") nearly 800 years ago. The significance of this city can be dated back to the Stone Age, 20,000 to 30,000 years ago. A number of relics have found in the vicinity reflecting its habitation and importance in...Read more>>
As one of the most important cities in southwest China, Chongqing has excellent national and international transport links. Chongqing Jiangbei International Airport has services to most major cities in China and to seven international destinations. Similarly, rail services to major Chinese cities are excellent. The network of highways which converge in Chongqing has ensured that long-distance bus travel is now a viable option for travelers on a...Read more>>
