On October 6, visitors checked in at a café converted from a rock cave in Banan, Chongqing, enjoying leisurely hours. Reportedly, the café combines natural landscape with the coffee industry, fusing culture, art and tourism to build an immersive, thematic consumption space that sparks the vitality of leisure formats. It has become a viral check-in spot, drawing visitors from all over. Photo by China News Service reporter Zhou Yi.
On October 6, visitors checked in at a café converted from a rock cave in Banan, Chongqing, enjoying leisurely hours. Photo by China News Service reporter Zhou Yi.
On October 6, visitors checked in at a café converted from a rock cave in Banan, Chongqing, enjoying leisurely hours. Photo by China News Service reporter Zhou Yi.
On October 6, visitors checked in at a café converted from a rock cave in Banan, Chongqing, enjoying leisurely hours. Photo by China News Service reporter Zhou Yi.
On October 6, visitors checked in at a café converted from a rock cave in Banan, Chongqing, enjoying leisurely hours. Photo by China News Service reporter Zhou Yi.
On October 6, visitors checked in at a café converted from a rock cave in Banan, Chongqing, enjoying leisurely hours. Photo by China News Service reporter Zhou Yi.
On October 6, visitors checked in at a café converted from a rock cave in Banan, Chongqing, enjoying leisurely hours. Photo by China News Service reporter Zhou Yi.
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