1-Day Authentic Chongqing Experience
About
Chongqing - a cyberpunk vertical city
Chongqing is like a sci-fi movie come to life. Imagine giant skyscrapers climbing up mountains, glowing bridges crossing Yangtze River, and streets stacked on top of each other. At night, the whole city lights up in neon colors while people eat spicy hotpot in tiny alley shops. Trains run right through buildings, and you'll find secret bars in old bomb shelters. It's futuristic, exciting, and completely unique!
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Itinerary
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Kickstart your day like a Chongqing native with a steaming bowl of xiaomian—the city’s signature spicy noodles. Then, navigate the 3D maze of mountainous walkways, staircases, and alleyways that define this vertical metropolis. Don’t miss the surreal Liziba Station, where the metro train dramatically plunges through a residential high-rise!
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Refuel with an authentic local lunch at a street-side eatery, then dive into Jiefangbei—Chongqing’s shopping heart, where luxury malls meet street food stalls under the shadow of the WWII-era Liberation Monument.
Soar above the Yangtze on the iconic cable car, enjoying panoramic views of the city’s layered skyline. Disembark to explore Nanbin Road’s revitalized riverside, where Qing Dynasty buildings now house chic cafes and boutiques.
Arrive at a perfect viewpoint of Chaotianmen, the "Gateway to Chongqing," where the Yangtze and Jialing Rivers collide beneath the futuristic Raffles City complex. Snap the perfect shot as sunset paints the rivers gold.
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Dine on authentic Chongqing hotpot in a mist of chili vapors, then wander into a real-life fantasy: Hongya Cave. This 11-story stilted fortress, aglow with crimson lanterns, channels Spirited Away vibes as it clings to the cliffs above the Jialing River—the perfect finale to your Chongqing odyssey.
Package
Included
Ground transportation
All admission fees and activity expenses, as noted in the itinerary
Services of an English-speaking guide
Excluded
International flights
Travel insurance
Personal expenses
Other fees incurred due to force majeure