This is a nightmare for someone with a fear of heights (me)
trustgod2 on
it’s not even the height for me, it looks very depressing in general. Grey, no vegetation and not very homely architecture
kamikazecockatoo on
Brave showing his face on camera.
Multiplayer59 on
The final marmot says it all
Archlandlord on
It looks dystopian and cosy at the same time
icouldbesurfing on
What a bitch.
SILE3NCE on
Your phone melts when Google Maps tries to give you directions.
alexmc1980 on
I’ve been to Chongqing in October and also February, and in both cases it was overcast and grey. There are some cool historical areas to wander around and plenty of good food, and as long as you’re OK with heights the views are spectacular from so many places around the city.
The guy has clearly shown some extreme bits of the city, and it really is that steep in some places. I remember taking a metro train that was high above the river before it entered a tunnel, then getting off at the next stop I had to climb about six storeys worth of stairs to get up to street level. So the commute is no joke!
Also, going off the beaten path is not recommended. I tried a few shortcuts and quickly found that any unpaved ground is basically slushy mud befitting the huge, regularly-flooding river valleys that make up the city. Not for the faint-hearted, or the white-shoed! This may be why hard surfaces are so ubiquitous there, contributing to the feeling of a lack of foliage.
MyGeneration_Baby on
Its hard to feel connected to the earth when you never touch it! Crazy.
Prestigious_Net_8356 on
Chongqing, an interesting place to visit, but you don’t want to live there.
djilatyn on
This looks straight out of cyberpunk, minus all the neon lights n stuff tho
DolundDrumph on
I wonder how it will be during a storm. Wouldnt Ppl just fly off bridge and die?
UsefulKaleidoscope92 on
Fickle-Look5098 on
I’m opening a parachute store there.
RzYaoi on
This is the start of a dystopia
Federal-Name-3638 on
Is it possible to ride a bike there? 😄
Cybasura on
Literally 1984
Bl1ndMous3 on
“ALAN !!” killed me , hahahahahahah
iykyk
He_looks_mad on
This place is like Coruscant, but not fun.
theboned1 on
Probably one of the number one places I never want to live or visit (acrophobic here).
easy10pins on
The last part of the video – fell out my chair laughing.
cliOwler on
They live in a damn hive city, straight out of warhammer 40k.
Striking-Country1801 on
actually this looks very cool
Enki_007 on
I have recurring nightmares about extremely high freeways and overpasses. So now I’m really fucked because my only saving grace was that it was just a figment of my imagination.
Forsakenmia on
Chongqing’s skyline looks like something out of a sci-fi movie
Stanny491 on
Real life Night City.
ZoNeS_v2 on
This is the Backrooms, right?
Swirling_Rain on
But there are a lot of trees considering the urbanization
anamazingredditor on
Google maps nightmare
K-Hunter- on
Gotta have that Cities Skylines Chongqing DLC after seeing this
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This is a nightmare for someone with a fear of heights (me)
it’s not even the height for me, it looks very depressing in general. Grey, no vegetation and not very homely architecture
Brave showing his face on camera.
The final marmot says it all
It looks dystopian and cosy at the same time
What a bitch.
Your phone melts when Google Maps tries to give you directions.
I’ve been to Chongqing in October and also February, and in both cases it was overcast and grey. There are some cool historical areas to wander around and plenty of good food, and as long as you’re OK with heights the views are spectacular from so many places around the city.
The guy has clearly shown some extreme bits of the city, and it really is that steep in some places. I remember taking a metro train that was high above the river before it entered a tunnel, then getting off at the next stop I had to climb about six storeys worth of stairs to get up to street level. So the commute is no joke!
Also, going off the beaten path is not recommended. I tried a few shortcuts and quickly found that any unpaved ground is basically slushy mud befitting the huge, regularly-flooding river valleys that make up the city. Not for the faint-hearted, or the white-shoed! This may be why hard surfaces are so ubiquitous there, contributing to the feeling of a lack of foliage.
Its hard to feel connected to the earth when you never touch it! Crazy.
Chongqing, an interesting place to visit, but you don’t want to live there.
This looks straight out of cyberpunk, minus all the neon lights n stuff tho
I wonder how it will be during a storm. Wouldnt Ppl just fly off bridge and die?
I’m opening a parachute store there.
This is the start of a dystopia
Is it possible to ride a bike there? 😄
Literally 1984
“ALAN !!” killed me , hahahahahahah
iykyk
This place is like Coruscant, but not fun.
Probably one of the number one places I never want to live or visit (acrophobic here).
The last part of the video – fell out my chair laughing.
They live in a damn hive city, straight out of warhammer 40k.
actually this looks very cool
I have recurring nightmares about extremely high freeways and overpasses. So now I’m really fucked because my only saving grace was that it was just a figment of my imagination.
Chongqing’s skyline looks like something out of a sci-fi movie
Real life Night City.
This is the Backrooms, right?
But there are a lot of trees considering the urbanization
Google maps nightmare
Gotta have that Cities Skylines Chongqing DLC after seeing this
That’s some Jetsons shit