Shibati

I happened to stumble upon Shibati when walking around the city. The setting is traditional, quaint and a nice place to go for food as there are plenty of stalls and shops selling food and drinks🥤It was quite crowded during the early evening. Walking up the slope path is fine as it is not too steep. There is a Line Friend shop, which not one carries the Line Friends product but other local made products. Reasons to Recommend: A place to visit if you are seeking for local snacks or souvenirs.

It is named after the 18 stone ladders built on a steep hillside and is an iconic landscape of Chongqing city. The 18 ladders are located on the mountainside and scattered among each other, forming a unique picture. These ladders are made of stone to facilitate pedestrian passage. The ladders were built as early as the 1950s, when they were used as transportation for local residents to get up and down the city. Walking on the 18th ladder, you can enjoy the strong old city style of Chongqing. The ladder is lined with narrow lanes, old residential buildings on both sides, and traditional wooden staircases and cross-street overpasses. It retains many of the old Chongqing features, such as traditional courtyards, red brick walls and old wooden windows. The whole scenic spot is filled with a strong folk atmosphere, making people seem to have entered the past through time. In general, the 18th ladder in Chongqing is a traditional scenic spot with characteristics and historical significance. It not only provides transportation to the top of the mountain, but also shows the unique charm of Chongqing's old city. When you come here, you can feel the strong historical atmosphere and appreciate the traditional culture and architectural style of Chongqing.

The 18th ladder records the history of Chongqing, witnessing the yesterday and today of Chongqing, walking on every step of the 18th ladder seems to be in the long river of history. The 18th ladder is a must-see attraction for tourism in Chongqing.

Just in the city, it is very convenient and interesting. There is a chaotic Mid-Autumn Festival scene and a feeling of crossing the ancient and modern times. It is also a bit of a small Lijiang ancient city.

Eighteen ladders are free attractions, you must see