Discover Your Way

Every wall tells a story of youth and rebellion—a neighborhood that breathes creativity and invites you to see the city through its young creators' eyes.

Sip tea on worn wooden benches beside retired locals playing cards—a rare glimpse into the unhurried daily rituals that still define this city.

Watch a monorail disappear into a residential building and emerge on the other side—a surreal engineering marvel that redefines what a city can be.

Glide across the river in a glass cable car, suspended 70 meters above the water—bridges, cliffs, and layered skyscrapers unfolding beneath you like a living map.

Scent of incense and quiet prayers create a pocket of calm—a grounding start that centers you before diving into the city's electric energy.

Climb layered stone steps where generations have walked—each level revealing a new perspective on mountain living that no skyscraper can replicate.

Glide 70 meters above the river in a glass cable car—a suspended moment where the city's skyscrapers, bridges, and cliffs unfold beneath you like a living map.

Climb stone steps worn smooth by generations, winding through narrow alleys and layered homes—each turn revealing the real vertical city that exists beyond the postcards.

Enter the world's largest man-made cave complex—20 kilometers of tunnels, hidden chambers, and a frozen Cold War history that remained classified for decades.

Caves within caves, buildings within buildings—this subterranean maze tells the story of 60,000 builders who vanished into the mountain for 17 years.

Wooden stilt buildings rise against the mountain—a living cultural stage where mythology, totems, and tribal heritage come together in spectacular form.

The 99-meter-tall Jiuli Palace, the world's tallest stilt building, and the towering Jiuli Shrine stand as monuments to Chiyou's enduring legacy—history carved into every beam.