Private Chongqing tours, planned around your pace
Chongqing is easy to under-plan. Bridges, stairs and road levels turn short map distances into long walks. Tell us your days and interests. We reply ourselves and introduce a licensed local travel agency; if you agree, it sends a route with transport that fits.
- Free to ask
- A request, not a booking
- A person replies by email
Request a private tour plan
What the service covers
- A day-by-day route grouped by area, so you're not crossing the river four times a day
- A private car with a driver, a licensed guide in your language, or both
- Day trips that are hard to do alone, such as Wulong Karst or the Dazu Rock Carvings
- Night-view, food and photography routes timed around queues and lighting
Good to know
- Private routes include no shopping stops or commission detours.
- Tell us about stairs, heat or mobility limits. They change which routes make sense.
- Ticket rules and opening hours change. The quote marks anything that needs live confirmation.
Who delivers your trip
Chongqing Travel is not a travel agency. A licensed local partner arranges this service: it quotes, contracts and takes any payment.

Questions before you ask
Can I ask for a one-day tour only?
Yes. You can ask for a single guided day or evening. Tell us the date and the area you are staying in.
Is a guide or a driver better for Chongqing?
A driver saves walking and transfers; a guide explains places and handles tickets and ordering. Many visitors choose a driver for day trips and a guide for the central city.
Can I ask for a route for children or older travelers?
Yes. Choose 'fewer stairs' or 'wheelchair' in the form. The licensed agency then plans step-free routes where they exist and says clearly where they don't.
What can't you help with?
We don't quote, book or take payment on this website: the licensed agency or transport company does that, after you agree to the introduction. We can't decide visa or entry questions; our guides link to the official sources. And we can't promise a reply in time for something happening today. In an emergency in China, call 110 for the police or 120 for an ambulance.
