You can stroll in the air and look at the confluence of the whole Chongqing Yuzhong Peninsula and the two rivers from the perspective of God. If you want to challenge yourself, you can try a high-altitude swing, with your body flying in front and your soul chasing behind you! The Yangtze River and the Jialing River meet at your feet and rush to the sea.

Chongqing Luohan Temple

Luohan Temple has a 1,000-year history and was built in the Northern Song Dynasty. It is a great place to take photos where modern and ancient styles meet. Visitors randomly pick an Arhat statue to start counting, stop when they reach the number corresponding to their age, and ask the staff to explain the significance of the Arhat they counted. Many local people also pray here for their good future, business success, or other personal wishes, just like Western people in church.

Jiefangbei Square

Jiefangbei is the core and spiritual landmark of Chongqing. It bears the memory of the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, commemorating victory and liberation. Located in the city center, it gathers prosperity, serving as a historical monument and the heart of the mountain city.

Kuixing Tower dates back to the Qing Dynasty, originally built for literary blessings. Famous for its 8D magical terrain, its ground floor equals the 22nd floor. Blending ancient culture and unique city scenery, it is a fantastic landmark of Chongqing.

Hongya Cave

Built by mountains and rivers, Hongyadong is a cluster of unique stilt houses full of mountain city charm. Its glowing night view resembles the fairyland in Spirited Away. It offers local delicacies and exquisite handcrafts, making it a must-visit spot in Chongqing.

Tongyuan Gate Park

Built along the river, Mountain City Lane is full of old Chongqing charm. It preserves ancient churches and former consulates. There are traditional snacks and fine handicrafts here. The scenery is beautiful and perfect for taking photos.