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See tiered riverside buildings glow after dusk beneath the red span of Qiansimen Bridge.
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Follow Chongqing’s hillside lanes, watch trains slip through buildings and see the riverfront light up where the Yangtze and Jialing rivers meet.
City overview

Chongqing brings together hillside streets, riverfront skylines and everyday life on different levels. Watch trains pass through a building at Liziba, explore Shibati’s stone steps and see Hongyadong light up beside the Jialing River.
Beyond the city centre, make a separate trip to Wulong’s limestone landscapes or Dazu’s rock carvings. For Qutang Gorge and the Three Gorges scenery farther east, consider an overnight stay in Fengjie.
Explore hillside lanes, river crossings and the waterfront, then make time for journeys beyond central Chongqing. The corner labels distinguish day trips from overnight stays.
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Prices are in Chinese yuan for standard adult visits unless otherwise noted. Each entry explains the ticket scope, booking conditions and review date. All twelve scores are provisional CTN editor ratings. The city banner was supplied by CTN. Individual card images are credited below.
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Group nearby sights together and leave room for Chongqing’s slopes, river crossings and longer journeys.
Check the airport or railway station on your ticket before choosing a transfer to your hotel.
Arrival guideCheck the station exit and the final walking route before setting off. Leave time for steps and changes in level.
Metro guideChoose your base around the sights you want to visit, and check the walking route from the nearest metro exit.
Leave daylight for lanes and steps, then plan an evening for the illuminated waterfront and old streets. Check the forecast before outdoor visits.
Give Wulong or Dazu a full day. For the Qutang Gorge and Baidicheng area, plan an overnight stay instead of fitting it between central-city sights.
Explore placesCheck each card’s entry label for ticket scope and booking details. Expand the entry notes for official sources. For real-name bookings, carry the ID used to book.
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