The Yangtze River Cableway has become a representative project of the mountain city. The cableway starts from Chang’an Temple (Xinhua Road) in Yuzhong District and crosses the Yangtze River to Shangxin Street (Longmenhao) in Nan’an District. Taking the cableway and sliding to the other side of the river, you can see the close steel forest, the Yangtze River and the scenery of Jiangbei and Nan’an District along the way.
‘If you don’t see the night view, you haven’t been to Chongqing.’ Taking the Yangtze River Cableway with a total distance of about one kilometer is a good experience to overlook the night view of Chongqing up close. The brightly lit Yuzhong Peninsula, the dazzling Binjiang Road, the sparkling Yangtze River water, and the colorful cross-river bridges complement each other. If you take the Yangtze River Cableway to see the night view on a drizzly night, you can also enjoy a light ink painting of ‘Night Rain in Bashan’. The rain in Bashan and the urban forest in ink. The Yangtze River Cableway has also become a must-choice location for many film and television dramas to shoot in Chongqing. Representative works include: ‘Zhou Yu’s Train’ in 2001, ‘Crazy Stone’ in 2006, ‘Curiosity Kills the Cat’ in 2006, ‘The Door’ in 2007 and other films, as well as variety shows such as ‘Limit Challenge’. Wear headphones for an upgraded experience: 120 minutes of intelligent headset narration makes waiting no longer boring. The headset takes you to travel around Chongqing, interprets the magical and artistic Jianghu Chongqing, and encounters the interesting Bayu customs in time, bringing tourists an immersive sensory experience with both sound and scenery. Intelligent narration headset, farewell to silent movies: flying over the mountain city with both sound and scenery, interpreting Chongqing is interesting and informative. The aerial journey at a speed of 22 kilometers per hour changes with the skyline and spatial scenery, just like watching a dynamic 3D urban movie – ‘Magical Chongqing’. Opening hours: Open all year round from 08:00 to 22:00; Open from 07:30 to 22:30 on Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day. Preferential policies: Children: Under 1.3m (excluding) in height, free. Supplementary note: Free ticket children under 1. 3m (excluding) in height need to be accompanied by a ticket-purchasing adult. One ticket-purchasing adult can only bring one free ticket child. Service facilities: Mobile phone charging. Audio guide rental: Reference price: Round-trip cableway + headset package ticket is 40 yuan, and the deposit is 100 yuan. Address: Global tourism service center in the cableway north station scenic area. Including 120 minutes of narration. After receiving the headset, it needs to be returned within 4 hours. If it is overdue, a fee of 5 yuan/hour will be charged. If it is lost, a fee of 600 yuan/piece will be charged. Stroller rental: Reference price: 20 yuan/vehicle/day, deposit 300 yuan/vehicle. Address: Global tourism service center. Valid documents must be presented and personal information must be filled in. The stroller is only for infants aged 2-24 months. Umbrella rental: Reference price: Rent is 10 yuan/umbrella/day, deposit 50 yuan/umbrella. Address: Global tourism service center in the cableway north station scenic area. Valid documents must be presented and personal information must be filled in. Wheelchair rental: Reference price: 20 yuan/vehicle/day, deposit 600 yuan/vehicle. Address: Global tourism service center in the cableway north station scenic area. Valid documents must be presented and personal information must be filled in. Those with senior citizen’s certificate or disability certificate are exempt from rent. Toilet: Located at the exit of the scenic area. There are toilets at both the north and south stations. Souvenir store: Located at the exit of the south station of the cableway, the souvenir store of ‘Cableway Gifts on the Other Side’. Convenience store.Yangtze River Cableway
The Yangtze River Cableway has become a representative project of the mountain city. The cableway starts from Chang’an Temple (Xinhua […]
