Chongqing, China Cruise Port

Cruise to Chongqing in China and dive into a magical land with a rich and diverse history. Chongqing is one of the most populated cities in China with over 30 million residents. It serves as the main trade area of the Yangtze basin and is an important manufacturing hub and transportation center. Chongqing has a deep history of conquests and rebel takeovers but like its modern day residents, the city survived every regime and era that it went through. With nearly 50 bridges, 20 on the Yangtze River and 28 on the Jialing River, Chongqing is sometimes referred to as the bridge capital of the world. Bridge building enthusiasts who cruise to Chongqing will find multiple and diverse styles of architecture on open display for all travelers. It is a modern city with a deep and rich history. Below are several places to visit and activities you will enjoy:

Chongqing is home to China's first under water museum. It is the first stop recommended for any traveler cruising to Chongqing. Opened in 2009, the museum houses the world’s oldest water level inscriptions of the nearby Yangtze River and multiple artifacts under 43 meters of water.
History buffs will also enjoy traveling to the Dazu Rock Carvings, a series of carvings dating as far back as the 7th century. The carvings that draw inspiration from Taoist, Buddhist and Confucian beliefs have been listed as a UNESCO world heritage site.
Visit Foreigners Street, a theme park that features a church, an upside down house and the world's largest porcelain toilet. The park features miniature versions of famous world landmarks such as a 10m tall Christ the Redeemer and the Great Wall of China.
Sitting on the backs of the Yangtze River is the Chongqing Zoo. A home to the rare giant panda, African elephants, and the exotic South China tiger, Chongqing Zoo is a must visit for animal lovers who will catch a glimpse of animals that are so rare today.

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