Flights from Singapore to Chongqing (CKG)

Explore this multi-level cliffside complex by the Jialing River, where traditional-style buildings, terraces, and river views create one of Chongqing's most recognisable night-time scenes.

Wander narrow stone lanes lined with old houses, teahouses, and small shops, offering a glimpse of Chongqing's past beside the Jialing River.

Ride the cableway high above the Yangtze River for panoramic views of Chongqing's skyline, bridges, and layered hillsides.

Stroll around the pedestrian heart of Chongqing, with its landmark Liberation Monument, shopping streets, and illuminated towers.

Head to this hilltop park for walking paths, gardens, and sweeping viewpoints over the rivers and city skyline.

Learn about the Yangtze River, the Three Gorges region, and Chongqing's development through detailed exhibitions and models.

Take an evening walk or cruise along the Nanbin Road riverfront to see Chongqing's bridges and high-rises reflected in the water.

Visit one of the city observation decks or hilltop viewpoints to appreciate Chongqing's dense skyline and river bends from above.

Use Chongqing's extensive metro network and public buses to cover longer distances across the hilly city, then switch to taxis or ride-hailing for steep final stretches. For a different perspective, try the Yangtze River cableway or a short river ferry ride between districts.

You see residents gathering in squares and parks for dancing, music, and leisurely walks, especially in the evenings. Older neighbourhoods and riverside promenades reveal a slower pace alongside the fast-growing business districts.

Relax in city parks and riverside promenades, where you can enjoy hazy afternoon views and cooler breezes. Head to hilltop parks or viewpoints close to sunset to watch the skyline light up and the rivers reflect the city glow.

Chongqing is known for bold, spicy flavours, from hotpot to peppery noodle dishes. Street stalls and casual eateries in areas such as Ciqikou and older downtown streets offer local favourites late into the night.

In central districts like Jiefangbei and Guanyinqiao, you find malls and dining streets with everything from local eateries to contemporary cafés and pan-Asian restaurants, making it easy to sample different dishes in one outing.

For memorable views, choose restaurants overlooking the Yangtze or Jialing rivers, or high-floor venues in modern towers. Evening dining paired with the illuminated skyline and bridges gives a striking sense of place.

Jiefangbei, Guanyinqiao, and other central districts are lined with large malls that mix international labels, local brands, cinemas, and family-friendly entertainment, making them easy all-in-one stops.

Smaller streets and markets around Ciqikou and older downtown areas are good for locally made souvenirs, handicrafts, and everyday goods, giving you a sense of neighbourhood life as you browse.

After dark, central shopping streets and riverfront promenades stay lively with illuminated storefronts and late-opening shops, which you can reach conveniently by metro or taxi.