Silent Hongya Cave During The New Coronavirus Outbreak Editorial Photo

Silent Hongya Cave commercial district street at Feb, 2020. As a beautiful sight-seeing place, Hongya cave always was used to be very busy at nomal time.Because of New Coronavirus Outbreak, there are few visitors to visit.Hongya Cave Hongyadong has a history of over 2,300 years. It was a military fortress from the ancient Ba State 1046 B.C. - 256 B.C to the Ming and Qing Dynasties 1368 - 1911, and was also the site of the earliest and most developed pier of ancient China. The site now houses a large-scale stilt house complex built alongside a steep cliff on the bank of Jialing River. It has become a popular destination for visitors to experience Bayu culture - a Chinese ethnic culture, gaze over the river, and taste delicious food. The stunning night view is a highlight and should not be missed.The nightscape of Hongya Cave is a highlight and is a unique feature of Chongqing. When dusk falls, warm-toned lamps and lanterns brightly light up the stilt house. Together with its reflection on the water, this shining complex is like a dreamlike pavilion floating among the surrounding towering skyscrapers. Visitors can view the stunning nightscape from different angles. Visitors can admire the lights and shadow of Hongyadong from the front when strolling along Qiansimen Bridge, next to the stilt house.Taken in Feb 2020, Chongqing, China.