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Welcome to Chongqing, China’s “Mountain City,” is a lively metropolis with a stunning skyline, spicy hotpot, Yangtze River views, and deep history—a perfect blend of modern life and ancient culture.
Upon arrival at the airport or train station, your friendly local guide and driver will greet you. Enjoy your lunch at a local restaurant where our local guide will take you, then privately transfer to your hotel for check-in. After check in there would be a time span of around 1-2 hours, depending on how you feel, to rest after your train ride or flight.
First, we will explore the Ciqikou Ancient Town, which is full of Ming and Qing architecture and tasty snacks. End you day at Hongya Cave, Chongqing’s iconic night spot. Explore its stilted buildings, filled with restaurants, bars, and shops, and enjoy stunning views of the river confluence from the top floor.
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Start your day with a visit to the Three Gorges Museum, showcasing Bashu bronzes and Han Dynasty sculptures, followed by the People’s Assembly Hall, a Chongqing Landmark resembling Beijing’s Temple of Heaven.
Next, explore the Liziba Station, where the Chongqing Light Rail uniquely passes through residential buildings —perfect for memorable photos.
Then, head to E’ling Park for panoramic views of Chongqing, including the Jialing and Yangtze Rivers, offering breathtaking cityscapes at sunrise or sunset.
End your day with a authentic Chongqing Hotpot at Pipa Yuan Chongqing Hotpot. It is the biggest hot pot restaurant in the world on a whole mountain. It is a must-visit for an authentic, fiery, and unforgettable dining experience!
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Chongqing Hotpot – The city’s signature dish, featuring spicy, numbing broth with fresh meats and vegetables. Chongqing Spicy Noodles – A simple but flavourful spicy noodle dish served with scallions, chili oil, and Sichuan pepper. Chongqing Grilled Fish – Fresh fish grilled and soaked in spicy, flavourful sauces Chongqing Bingfen – Refreshing local dessert, perfect for cooling down after indulging in spicy Chongqing cuisine
The ideal times to visit Chongqing are typically in Spring (March to May) and Autumn (September to November). During these seasons, the weather is comfortable, featuring pleasant temperatures and minimal rainfall, perfect for exploring the city and nearby attractions.
Yes, generally, a visa is required to visit Chongqing. However, the city offers a 144-hour Visa-Free Transit policy, allowing travelers from specific countries to stay in Chengdu and other designated areas of Sichuan Province for up to 144 hours (6 days) without a visa, provided they meet the eligibility criteria and have onward travel plans to a third country or region. Our travel experts can assist you in verifying the latest information on visa requirements, ensuring a smooth trip to China.
Hongya Cave: Famous for its night view and dazzling lights Ciqikou Ancient Town: Well-preserved ancient town with Ming and Qing dynasty architecture Jiefangbei CBD: Explore luxury shopping, local brands and street food Yangzte River Cableway: Cable car ride offering panoramic views of Chongqing’s skyline and the mighty Yangtze River Pipa Yuan Chongqing Hotpot: Biggest hot pot restaurant in the world on a whole mountain
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Majestic Art Pieces and City vibes
Oliver Goh –
Finally got to see the Dazu Rock Carvings, super majestic and surreal on how ancient people actually carve these masterpieces. Also, loved the city vibes at Hongya Cave, super modern but yet ancient in a way. Such a creative place.
AWESOME FOOD
Lydia Sutton –
Don’t even get me started. The PIPA YUAN HOTPOT is really out of this world. Imagine eating with like 6000 people at the same time and the food was ACTUALLY GOOD! Like bruh, mind blowing!!! The food is spicy, like spicy spicy, but defs worth the burn!!