The theater is an iconic building located overlooking the Yangtze River in the center of Chongqing. And it is also a perfect place to appreciate the night views of the city. We will walk by the riverside in front of the Grand Theater.

This is a Hidden Sanctuary in Chongqing’s Concrete Jungle. We will step inside to escape the city roar into a 1,000-year-old sanctuary filled with golden statues and incense. A peaceful escape you won't expect!

Jiefangbei is Chongqing's downtown anchor — a WWII victory monument surrounded by neon, malls, and sizzling street food.

This is where the monorail pierces straight through an apartment building. It's Chongqing's most iconic 10-second spectacle, and we'll catch it from the perfect angle.

This was the wartime home and headquarters of U.S. General "Vinegar Joe" Stilwell, who commanded Allied forces in the China-Burma-India theater during WW2. The museum is small, personal, and surprisingly touching — original maps still pinned to the walls, his Jeep parked out front, photos of Stilwell joking with Chinese soldiers and Burmese mule drivers alike.

This is where we have our hot pot dinner, it is a commercial district by the north riverside, and it is full of Chongqing local restaurants, bars and small shops.

We will walk pass by this area after dinner to our final destination of the day. In the evening when all the lights are on, you can feel the vibe of Chongqing being an international hub in the west China.

This is one of the best places to catch the night view of Chongqing's evening, from this is the perfect angle to see the cyberpunk city. And our tour will end here.