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By Water

The Chongqing Chaotianmen Dock, at the junction of the Yangtze River and the Jialing River, is one of the busiest ports in China. Chongqing is the best starting point for a Yangtze River Cruise. Taking a cruise ship from Chongqing down the Yangtze River to Wuhan Yichang is now a popular tourist trip. Choose a deluxe cruise ship so that you can have a pleasant and memorable experience on the Yangtze River. There are four categories of ships: the star-rated ship, the foreign tourist ship, the domestic tourist ship, and the common passenger ship. There is more detailed cruise ship information at TravelChinaGuide.

Tourists can take the ship at Chongqing Chaotianmen Dock to reach Yichang, Hankou, Shanghai, Nanjing, etc. The tour ship and quick ship's information on the popular route Chongqing → Yichang is provided in the following for reference:
Note: The time in the form is just the normal scheduled time from the first night to the second night; please check the exact time of arriving at the different city ports before taking the ship. The whole journey between Chongqing and Yichang takes about one day and two nights (about 33 hours).

Scheduled Flight Arrival Time Departure Time City Ports Arrival Time Departure Time Scheduled Flight
Chongqing→
Yichang
(passenger ship)
22:00 Chongqing 06:00 Yichang→
Chongqing
(passenger ship)
03:00 03:10 Fuling 22:00 22:10
06:00 06:10 Fengdu 18:10 18:20
09:30 10:30 Zhongxian 13:30 14:00
11:30 11:40 Xituo (in Chongqing) 11:30 11:40
14:30 14:40 Wanxian 08:20 08:30
16:40 16:50 Yunyang 06:10 06:20
21:00 21:10 Fengjie 02:10 02:20
23:00 23:10 Wushan 0:00 0:10
1:20 1:30 Badong 22:00 22:10
8:30 Maoping (in Hubei) 18:00


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Last updated: July 17, 2008