Chongqing has over 30 million people and covers an area of 32,000 square kilometers. It’s known as the “Mountain City” in China, thanks to its unique mountainous layout and stunning night views.

Visitors can take boat tours on the Yangtze River, Wu River, and Jialing River to experience Chongqing’s spectacular natural scenery. The city’s nightscape is also a major highlight. Landmarks like Hongya Cave, Jiefangbei, and Qiansimen Bridge light up at night, showing you a completely different side of Chongqing.

Chongqing has a rich historical and cultural heritage with many historical sites. For example, Ciqikou Ancient Town is well-preserved, allowing visitors to experience ancient Chongqing culture and traditional Chinese crafts. The Dazu Rock Carvings, a vast collection of stone carvings showcasing the essence of Chinese rock art, are listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Chongqing’s food culture is another highlight of its tourism. The city is famous for its unique hotpot and various spicy snacks. Visitors can enjoy delicious hotpot, noodles, dumplings, and skewers around Hongya Cave, and taste authentic local snacks like Chen Mahua in Ciqikou Ancient Town.