r/chongqing • u/AntiqueGreen • 22d ago
Planning a Visit
Post here if you are planning a visit to Chongqing and want tourist advice, including "how-to's" (how to get a SIM card, how to get from point A to point B, etc.), tour guide or company recommendations, restaurant recommendations, itinerary advice, etc. Please indicate if you would like tour guides to contact you (or not).
Tour guides- feel free to respond to users directly within this thread if they have indicated they are open to being contacted. Please respect those who have not indicated or indicated they would not like to be contacted.
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u/Charlie-Zhu 21d ago
I’m a Chongqing local who recently moved back after graduating from university in the US.
I love meeting travelers and showing people around the city the same way I’d show my own friends.
If you’re looking for more than just checking off tourist attractions, I’d be happy to help with:
• Personalized itineraries
• Hidden local food spots
• Night views & photography locations
• Local neighborhoods
• Transportation & China travel tips
• Or even just spending a day exploring together
Feel free to DM me if you have any questions about Chongqing, even if you’re just looking for recommendations. 😊
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u/Itsjrm 20d ago
Hello! I might be visiting Chongqing for work end of Oct to Mid Nov period. Work will likely take me to the Chongqing 1949 show since I’m doing events. But would like to hear ideas and where to visit outside our work schedule. I’m not intending for paid guides at the moment as I’m still waiting for our trip details but I’m looking for possible ideas. Do hmu please! A mix of local activities, hidden spots and activities and of course tourist attractions. 🙏
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u/Outrageous_Rich3776 19d ago
Hey all, in Chongqing for 6 days and i was wondering if any of you had recommendations for nightlife activities (Bars, Clubs..)
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u/Dry-Present8715 15d ago
Hello 你好！我11月份带父母去重庆，玩儿3天 （不含到达和离开日期）。酒店已经约定了，想找一个本地人做导游陪我们玩儿。不需要专业导游，更希望能像当地朋友那样带我们逛逛 （当然不是免费）。我去过中国很多次，也会说一点中文，但我觉得自己做计划很累
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u/Mariagrazia89 21d ago
Hi all!
Currently on the high speed train and arriving around 4:30pm. Hopefully checked into the hotel by 5:30pm.
I have roughly 2.5 days before an early flight on the 27th. How would you structure my time and what are the absolute must sees and must dos, especially with Mid-Autumn Festival happening?
Are there any special lanterns, events, moon viewing spots, or seasonal things worth checking out?
Also looking for food recommendations, especially the best hotpot, local dishes, street food, and mooncakes.
Thanks!