Daily Life in CQ

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Fall in Chongqing at Bailin Park

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Coffee Belt (Shaanxi Rd. Shanghai) 2017 Hung from the ceilings are photos of rescue dogs and cats and their wechat information for those who want to adopt. I love this roadside coffeeshop

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Another bookstore off the list! Clessence is so cool! Limited selection of English language books, though (or maybe I just didn't know where to look)

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Olympic Gardens

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Olympic Gardens

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Nanping

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Good morning, CQ

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Rich Sushi, Olympic Gardens

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Grazia

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Go somewhere you know nothing about and see what happens. Karl Ove Knausgård, Min kamp 5 (Min kamp #5)

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Afternoons in Chongqing are spent having dinner before stopping by the new store for groceries.

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OCE stores are a dream to walk around in.

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Jiefangbei afternoons

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Royaltea at the Liangjiang International Film City

First time to visit this place and really regretted not bringing my big-girl camera with me. Coffeeshops and a museum for old film and movie cameras– I was in heaven. More on that later. We needed to recharge our phones in the middle of all the sightseeing so we parked ourselves in this cafe with a great view of the lake.

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One of the things I love most about CQ is how accessible everything is, especially restaurants that serve really good food. BG Cafe at Parksons near Ranjiaba is a favorite because there's a section that resembles a library and the large plush chairs are conducive for short naps in between eats.