Explore the dramatic mountain city of Chongqing on this 4-hour shared city highlights tour, designed for travelers who want to experience the city’s most iconic sights in a short time.
Choose from three flexible departure times throughout the day and discover why Chongqing is famous for its steep hills, layered skyline, and unique urban landscapes.
Your journey begins with a visit to the Monorail-Through-Building Viewing Platform, one of the most extraordinary urban sights in the world where a light rail train passes directly through a residential building. This engineering marvel has become one of Chongqing’s most photographed landmarks.
Continue to the majestic Chongqing People’s Grand Auditorium, an architectural landmark inspired by classical Chinese palace design and one of the city’s most recognizable buildings.
Next, head to the scenic Riverside Harbor Square, located where the Yangtze River and Jialing River meet. From here you can admire the impressive skyline and busy river traffic that make Chongqing one of China’s most dynamic cities.
The tour also includes a visit to a local Intangible Cultural Heritage Center, where guests can learn about traditional craftsmanship and participate in a simple cultural handicraft experience.
Afterward, explore the historic Shibati Folk Culture District, a revitalized hillside neighborhood known for its narrow streets, old Chongqing architecture, and lively atmosphere.
The tour concludes in the heart of the city at Jiefangbei Landmark Square and nearby Bayi Street Food Market, one of the most famous places to try local snacks and experience the city’s vibrant nightlife.
Guests joining the evening departure will also enjoy the spectacular Hongya Magic Cliff Palace Night View, a breathtaking riverside complex illuminated at night and one of Chongqing’s most famous photography spots.
This tour is operated as a shared experience with a Chinese-speaking driver who communicates with international guests using translation software. Transportation is provided between locations while guests explore each stop independently.