Chongqing: Where Mountains, Rivers and Culture Meet

Chongqing, a renowned mountain and river city in southwest China, features unique three-dimensional urban landscapes, profound Bayu culture and convenient intercity transportation. 

Core Urban Attractions

Hongyadok: A landmark stilt-house complex integrating Bayu architecture, river views and night scenery, featuring layered terraced landscapes and bustling cultural commerce.

Ciqikou Ancient Town: A well-preserved ancient town showcasing traditional Chongqing folk customs, ancient streets and local specialty snacks.

Jiefangbei & Chaotianmen: The city’s central business and cultural landmark, where the Yangtze and Jialing Rivers converge, offering spectacular riverfront vistas and urban prosperity.

Three Gorges Museum: A comprehensive cultural museum displaying the history, customs and natural landscapes of the Three Gorges and Bayu regions.

Interconnected Surrounding Scenic Zones

Wulong Karst Tourist Area (1.5-hour high-speed rail): A UNESCO World Heritage Site, famous for grand karst landforms, sky bridges, natural caves and pastoral mountain scenery.

Furong Town & Furong Cave (2-hour drive): A waterfall-hanging ancient Tujia town paired with a magnificent underground karst cave, featuring ethnic customs and unique geological landscapes.

Shennong Gorge & Three Gorges Cruise: Renowned for precipitous gorge scenery and river cruising, presenting the most stunning natural landscape of the Yangtze River.

Transport Link with Zhangjiajie

High-speed Rail: Multiple daily direct trains run from Chongqing East/West to Zhangjiajie West. The fastest journey takes only 2 hours, with a regular travel time of 2–3.5 hours, offering stable, cost-effective and comfortable intercity travel.

Air Flight: Direct flights operate between Chongqing Jiangbei International Airport and Zhangjiajie Hehua Airport. The airborne time is around 1 hour, serving as the fastest travel option for cross-region visits.