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Mobile Toilets in Scenic Areas of Yuzhong District

Admin October 06, 2026

The mobile toilets in the scenic areas of Yuzhong District include two types: permanently constructed tourist toilets and mobile toilet services.

Permanently Constructed Tourist Toilets: Some scenic areas in Yuzhong District are equipped with permanently constructed tourist toilets, all of which meet Class II standards. For example, the Eling Erchang Cultural and Creative Park has several such toilets: the toilet in Building 1 is located at No. 1 Eling Main Street, Yuzhong District, Chongqing, with 12 female stalls and 12 male stalls, covering a total area of 122 square meters; the toilet in Building 4 is located inside Building 4 at the same address, with 6 female stalls and 9 male stalls, covering an area of 78 square meters. The Red Rock Revolution Memorial Museum scenic area also has Class II tourist toilets, such as the public toilet at the southeast entrance of Hongyan Village, located at the southeast entrance of the scenic area (50 meters from the machine-gun position), with 10 female stalls and 10 male stalls, covering an area of 114 square meters. These permanent toilets are reasonably located and well-equipped, meeting the daily needs of tourists.

Mobile Toilet Services: Yuzhong District offers flexible mobile toilet rental services, covering temporary scenarios such as construction sites, music festivals, and concerts. Rental types include epidemic prevention center mobile toilets (with sanitation and epidemic prevention functions), portable mobile toilets (lightweight and easy to transport), and outdoor mobile toilets (suitable for outdoor environments), among others, which can be selected and configured according to the scale of the event and site conditions. In addition, an innovative "mobile toilet hail-and-stop" service has been launched along the riverside in Yuzhong District. Vehicles equipped with mobile toilets patrol along the river, and tourists can wave to stop the vehicle for use, greatly enhancing toilet convenience, especially for tourists visiting the riverside.

These two types of facilities together constitute the toilet service system in the scenic areas of Yuzhong District: permanent toilets ensure basic needs, while mobile toilets supplement temporary or peak-hour demands, forming a complementary "permanent + mobile" model. This layout not only takes into account the long-term stability of use in scenic areas but also responds to fluctuations in tourist traffic through the flexibility of mobile facilities, reflecting the humanized design of public services.