Chongqing & Yangtze Three Gorges 5-Day Tour: Urban Wonders & River Scenery
Couldn't load pickup availability
🌟 Tour Highlights
____________________________________________________________
Detailed Itinerary
Day 1: Chongqing Arrival + Free Time
Day 2: Chongqing Urban Tour + Yangtze Cruise Departure
(photo by Yong Peng)
(Image by Peng Yong)
(Image by Peng Yong)
Day 3: Fengdu Shuanggui Mountain + Cruise Activities
____________________________________________________________
Day 4: Cruise Through Three Gorges + Shennvxi Stream + Evening Show
Day 5: Three Gorges Dam + Departure from Yichang
✅ What’s Included & Excluded
| Included (Minimum 4 travelers required) | Excluded |
|---|---|
| Transportation: Private driver with air-conditioned car (one seat per person), Yangtze Three Gorges cruise (double room). | Single Room Supplement: Required for solo travelers (non-refundable; if one person stays in a designated hotel/cruise room alone, a single room supplement must be paid). |
| Accommodation: 4 nights’ stay in 4-star/4-diamond hotels (Chongqing) and Yangtze Three Gorges cruise double rooms (2 people per room; solo travelers need to pay a single room supplement). | Meals: Additional lunches and dinners beyond the included ones (average cost: USD 8-15 per person per meal). |
| Meals: 4 breakfasts and 5 lunches/dinners (breakfasts are provided by the hotel/cruise, no refund if not used; lunches and dinners are served in the cruise restaurant, no refund if not used). | Gratuities: Recommended (USD 3-5 per person per day). |
| Tickets: Main entrance tickets for Fengdu Shuanggui Mountain and Shennuxi Stream. | Travel Accident Insurance: Strongly recommended to purchase by yourself. |
| Guide Service: Licensed English-speaking guide for Chongqing city tour and Yichang pick-up; cruise service staff arranged by the cruise company for the Yangtze Three Gorges part. | Internal Scenic Transport: Fees for cable cars, eco-friendly buses, electric cars, etc., within each scenic area. |
| Insurance: Travel agency liability insurance (strongly recommended to purchase travel accident insurance by yourself). | International Airfare: Cost of international flights. |
| Customer Service: 7×24H customer hotline during the trip. | Visa Fees: Cost of entry visa. |
| Personal Expenses: Snacks, souvenirs, and other personal consumption. |
💡 Useful Tips
📅 Booking Information
Frequently Asked Questions About China Travel
It's the Chinese Yuan (CNY), sometimes called Renminbi (RMB).
Generally, spring (March-May) and autumn (September-October) are great times to visit China. The weather's sweet, not too hot, and perfect for exploring.
It's a HUGE country, so weather goes wild! Think sizzling summers, freezing winters (especially north), and mild springs/autumns. Check the forecast for your specific cities before you pack.
Yep, most foreign nationals usually need a visa. Your visa requirements can change according to your citizenship. Check out our handy visa guide for more.
ATMs are easy to find in major cities, but mobile payments (WeChat Pay & Alipay) are usually the norm in China. In more rural areas, an ATM could be difficult to come across.
Nope, tipping isn't generally a thing in China (and can even be seen as a bit odd).
For the highlights like Beijing, Xi'an, and Shanghai, 10-14 days is a solid start for first-timers. If you want to dive deeper or hit more regions, two to three weeks is even better.
Comfy walking shoes are a must! Layered clothing is smart for all the varied climates. Don't forget any personal meds, a portable power bank, and a travel adapter.
It's best to avoid drinking tap water in China. Stick to bottled water for drinking and even for brushing your teeth to be safe. Most hotels provide complimentary bottles.
Yes, but here's the kicker: China has the "Great Firewall." This means many apps like Google, Instagram, WhatsApp, and Facebook are blocked. Get an eSIM or VPN set up before you arrive to stay connected.
China uses Type A (two flat pins), Type C (two round pins), and Type I (three flat pins, often angled). A universal travel adapter is your best friend here.
GENUINE REVIEWS
What Travelers Say
Up to now, we have received over 2 million tourists from home and abroad, with a high praise rate of 98%
An Unforgettable Adventure of a Lifetime
"From desert camping to snow mountain trekking, this journey exceeded all my expectations. Professional logistics allowed me to fully focus on enjoying every wonderful moment."
A Cultural Exploration Full of Surprises
"Learning traditional crafts in Beijing's hutongs and tasting authentic food at Hong Kong's night markets helped me appreciate the complex beauty and profound depth of Eastern culture."
A Photographer's Dream Destination
"Yunnan's snow-capped mountain reflections and ancient village morning fog inspired countless award-winning shots. The itinerary avoided crowds, allowing me to capture nature's purest moments."
A Dream Come True Family Tour
"The Xinjiang grasslands gave my children their first sense of the vastness between heaven and earth. Our professional guide explained Silk Road history vividly in English, with every detail perfectly arranged."
