Take photos at De Yi World on your trip to Chongqing. Here's a photo route:

Here are some great places to take photos around De Yi World during the daytime: • Neng Ren Temple: A large Buddhist nunnery in Chongqing, originally named "San Jiao Tang" (Three Churches) and formerly known as Hai Yun Temple. It features buildings such as the Daxiong Hall and Weituo Hall, offering a striking contrast between an ancient temple and a modern city. • Luohan Temple: Founded in the Northern Song Dynasty, it is a municipal cultural relic protection site and a key Han Buddhist temple nationwide. It is named after its more than 500 statues of Arhats (Buddhist saints) and is also a filming location for the movie Crazy Stone. • Bayi Road Snack Street: Located directly opposite De Yi World, it brings together various Chongqing specialties, such as hot and sour noodles, Shancheng small glutinous rice balls, and roasted pig's trotters. You can enjoy snacks while strolling around. • Shibati Traditional Area: Adjacent to De Yi World, it features the iconic sign from the movie The Ferryman and unique stilt houses. During the day, you can experience the vibrant atmosphere of old Chongqing. • Mountain City Trail: Accessible from Shibati, it's a great place to enjoy the mountain city scenery and experience the unique terrain of Chongqing. You can also see the "Chongqing" screen outside the Wild Garden shop. • Hopson International Plaza: Located across the street from De Yi World, the plaza features a large "I Love Chongqing" screen, making it a great spot for taking photos.