Meeting Point

Kuixinglou or Kuixing Building

Daijiangxiang Alley

Daijia Alley is a historic cliffside neighborhood in Yuzhong District, Chongqing, that has been beautifully revitalized into a trendy cultural and leisure destination. It offers stunning panoramic views of the Jialing River and the city's unique mountainous landscape. The alley features a charming mix of preserved old architecture, creative cafes, boutique shops, and artistic murals. Visitors can stroll along its winding, multi-level pathways to experience the authentic charm of old Chongqing blended with modern urban vitality.

Eling Park

located at the highest point of the Peninsula, it is a historic park originally built as a private garden in 1907, it features a beautiful blend of traditional Chinese landscaping and fascinating wartime historical sites. The park's iconic nine-story Kansheng Tower offers a breathtaking 360-degree vantage point. Visitors can also explore charming attractions like the S-shaped stone rope bridge and the heritage of former foreign embassies. It serves as a perfect tranquil escape where rich history and modern urban beauty seamlessly intertwine.

Longmenhao Traditional Street

Located on the south bank of the Yangtze River, it is Chongqing's largest and best-preserved historical and cultural district. Its name dates back to the Song Dynasty when a poet named the area after a dragon-shaped stone ridge in the river that created a stunning crescent-moon reflection at night. As China's first inland port open to foreign trade in 1891, the street restores a unique blend of traditional Bayu architecture and Western-style buildings. visitors can experience the profound history and dynamic urban vitality of the mountain city.

Raffles Plaza City

Located at the confluence of the Yangtze and Jialing rivers, Raffles City Chongqing is a futuristic architectural landmark famously known as "Sailing Toward the Sun." Designed by world-renowned architect Moshe Safdie, its eight soaring curved towers are shaped to resemble the sails of a ship, paying homage to the city's rich maritime history. The complex features a breathtaking "Crystal Skybridge," a horizontal skyscraper suspended 250 meters in the air that connects the towers and houses an observation deck, sky garden. This awe-inspiring structure has become an iconic symbol of Chongqing's modern skyline and its continuous upward growth

Ending Point

You can follow my advice of lunch at your expenses. Or you could stay in Raffles for leisure and shopping, or go back to hotel