Chongqing 8D Mountain City Full Day Join In Tour

Instead of a quick drive-by, we guide the group to the dedicated Viewing Platform for the best angle to capture Line 2 vanishing directly into a 19-story residential building. Witness this engineering marvel and learn how locals live in harmony with the train.

This legendary "vertical village," built in the 1990s without elevators, features a maze of skybridges connecting 24 floors. Navigate its corridors to experience the confusing reality of entering on the 1st floor and exiting on the 12th onto a different street. With cinematic views of the Yangtze River and cable cars, it’s a favorite filming location for movies like "Better Days" and a raw glimpse into local life. Note:Due to the high visitor flow in peak season, Baixiangju may be closed to visitors. If this happens, we will arrange a visit to E’ling erchang Cultural and Creative Park instead, which is also an iconic landmark of Chongqing. Please kindly be aware of this.

As the second-longest escalator in Asia, it plunges 112 meters deep at a steep 30-degree angle. This isn't just a ride; it’s a vital public transport link. The dizzying descent into this Soviet-style tunnel offers a visceral reminder of how Chongqing’s terrain shapes daily life.

Step into a bustling plaza where cars drive and people walk, only to look over the railing and realize you are suspended on the 22nd floor. It’s a mind-bending illustration of why 2D maps fail here.

Known as the "Bus of the Air," this vintage cable car offers 360-degree views of the "Two Rivers" confluence and the dense Yuzhong peninsula.

istrict blending Western colonial and traditional Chinese architecture. Find the famous "Golden Frame" archway for a perfect photo of the modern skyline.

Located on the 56th floor and rooftop, this 262-meter-high landmark offers a unique "cloud perspective." Walk on the thrilling open-air deck for a 360-degree unobstructed panorama of the Jiefangbei CBD and the spectacular confluence of the Yangtze and Jialing Rivers below.

This massive stilt-house complex glows against the cliff, looking strikingly like the bathhouse from Spirited Away. The tour concludes here, leaving you free to explore the vibrant night market and spicy food stalls inside at your own pace.