The Prosperity of Huiguang Huiguang – The Prosperity of

#Chongqing Travel, Hillside Culture Chongqing Huiguang is an architectural complex that brought together immigrants from Hubei, Hunan, Guangdong, and Guangxi who migrated to Sichuan during the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. It consists of three main parts: the Yuwang Hall (禹王宫), Nanhua Hall (南华宫), and Huangzhou Hall (黄州会馆), which together form the largest group of association halls in China. It is now a national-level important historical site. It combines the architectural style of the Central and Southern Groups with the characteristics of the Su Forest (巴蜀). The buildings are tiered along the steep hills of more than 40 meters, beautifully demonstrating the characteristics of a mountain town like Chongqing. It is also a classic photo spot full of historical charm and local wisdom.