After breakfast, begin your day exploring Shibati, where traditional charm meets modern vibrance. Lined with wooden shops and historic stilted buildings, this district transforms into a stunning night fair, making it a photographer’s paradise.

Next, continue to the Chongqing Mountain City Trail, a breathtaking walkway built along steep slopes with a 70-meter elevation drop. Featuring winding stairways, hanging buildings, and riverside boardwalks, this trail embodies Chongqing’s "8D Magic City" charm.

Later, head to the city center to visit two of Chongqing’s most famous landmarks. Jiefangbei Square, home to the Monument to the People’s Liberation, stands as a symbol of victory in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression. By day, it attracts visitors for sightseeing and photography, while at night, the illuminated monument becomes one of the best spots to admire Chongqing’s dazzling skyline. Surrounded by shopping centers, restaurants, and entertainment venues, Jiefangbei is a dynamic hub that captures Chongqing’s urban energy.

Finally, visit Hongya Cave, an iconic stilted architectural wonder built into the mountainside. Known for its "three-dimensional aerial pedestrian street," this attraction offers breathtaking night views, featuring traditional Diaojiaolou buildings, Tujia ethnic architecture, and antique-style commercial streets like Zhiyanhe Bar Street and Tiancheng Lane, where visitors can immerse themselves in Bayu culture, shopping, and street food. A perfect blend of history, tradition, and modern vibrance, Hongya Cave is an unmissable highlight of Chongqing’s skyline.

Today's journey begins early with a scenic transfer to Wulong County, a region renowned for its extraordinary karst landscapes. This UNESCO-listed area is a geological masterpiece, featuring jaw-dropping stone bridges, vast caves, deep sinkholes, and dramatic gorges.

Wulong gained international recognition after appearing in Michael Bay’s blockbuster Transformers: Age of Extinction, where the Three Natural Bridges were showcased in all their grandeur. These three colossal limestone arch bridges, sculpted by nature over millions of years, are truly one-of-a-kind. Nowhere else in the world can you witness such natural stone bridges of this scale and beauty. During your 2 to 2.5-hour exploration, wander along the valley’s narrow paths, taking in the breathtaking views of the towering stone formations and the serene gorges below. Along the way, stop at an ancient staging post near Qinglong Bridge, a Tang Dynasty (618–907) relic that once served as a hub for officials and travelers. With its well-preserved wooden courtyards and over 20 original rooms, this historic site offers a glimpse into China’s rich past.

Besides the famous movie-site, other interesting nature objects are also in this area, like Fairy Mountain. Fairy Mountain is a breathtaking destination that seamlessly blends natural beauty, outdoor adventure, and leisure. Known as the "Little Switzerland of the East," this vast alpine paradise offers a diverse landscape that changes with the seasons, making it a year-round retreat for nature lovers. The heart of Fairy Mountain is its expansive grasslands, a rare alpine meadow in southwest China that transforms throughout the year—from vibrant wildflowers in spring to golden waves in autumn and a snowy wonderland in winter. Adventure seekers can enjoy horseback riding across the rolling hills, while hikers can climb Tongtian Tower (2,033m) for panoramic mountain views.

After breakfast, head to the Liziba Viewing Platform, the best spot to witness and photograph Chongqing’s famous light rail passing through a residential building—a sight that perfectly captures the city's unique urban landscape. Nearby, the cafés and residential buildings offer fantastic perspectives for photography enthusiasts.

Next, visit E’ling Park, once the private residence of Chongqing’s wealthiest man and later a diplomatic hub during the Republic of China era. Restored to preserve its historic charm, the park now features elegant architecture, lush gardens, and inviting cafés. Climb the Kan Sheng Tower, the park’s highest point, for breathtaking panoramic views of the Yangtze and Jialing Rivers, as well as Chongqing’s urban skyline stretching across Jiangbei, Yuzhong, and Nan’an. Nearby, take a walk along the glass walkway, offering stunning aerial views of the city.

For a truly unique experience, board Chongqing’s metro and ride through a residential building, a one-of-a-kind urban marvel that showcases the city's extraordinary integration of architecture and transportation.

Finally, end the tour at Eye of the Cloud 360°, where you can enjoy a stunning panoramic view of Chongqing’s skyline. As night falls, gaze at the star-lit sky above and the shimmering city lights below, creating an unforgettable “city in the sky” experience.

This is your final opportunity to savor a classic Chongqing-style breakfast and pick up some local gifts for your friends and family. Afterward, your driver will transfer you to the airport or train station for your departure. We hope you had a great time during your Yunnan trip and hope to welcome you again!