• Dazu Rock Carvings

  The general term of "Dazu Rock Carvings" refers to all the cliffside carvings in Dazu County, some 165 kilometers away from Chongqing municipality. under the conservation and protection, there are 75 spots of cliffside carvings composed of more than 50,000 statues and over 100,000 Chinese characters of inscriptions and epigraphs. View Photos

• Furong Cave

  Lying in the east of Jiangkou town, Wulong County, Furong Cave is the only cave that was listed in World Natural Heritage List in China.
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• Chongqing People's Hall

  Set up in 1963, the Wolong Nature Reserve in Chengdu city boasts more than 6,000 species of plants and animals. It is also taking the responsibility of the protection of the giant panda, red panda, takin, and golden snub-nose monkey. Wolong contains lush deciduous and evergreen temperate forests and high, ice-covered mountains. Wolong is asserted as the “Man & Biosphere” protected area by UNESCO. View Photos

• Wulong Karst

  The Wulong Karst is located at Wujiang River Southeast of Chongqing, and it features spectacular karst landscape, including three karst systems of Sanqiao Natural Bridges, Furong Jiang karst gorge and caves round, and Houping erison tiankeng, which are distributed in mid-north, southeast and northeast of Wulong County respectively. View Photos

• Three Natural Bridges

  Located 20 kilometers southeast of Wulong County, Three Natural Bridges is a rare geological wonder and an eco-tourist's delight. It constitutes the world’s most impressive group of natural bridges. It features three natural karst bridges: Tianlong Bridge, Qinglong Bridge and Heilong Bridge. With an average height of more than 200 meters, the average width of the three natural bridges is about 100 meters.View Photos

• Houping Tiankeng

  Located at Houping Town, 88 kilometers from Wulong County, Houping Giant Doline is the first tiankeng cluster type of erosion discovered in the world. A tiankeng refers to a karst doline or sinkhole, measuring at least 100 meters in depth and in diameter. Based on the cause of formation, tiankengs can be divided into two types: collapsed tiankengs and eroded tiankengs. View Photos

• Ci Qi Kou

  Formerly known as Long Yin, Ci Qi Kou is located on the bank of the Jia Ling River. Covering an area of some 1.2 square kilometers (291.6 acres), it is 14 kilometers to the west of Chongqing Municipality. Undergoing centuries’s development, Chongqing has changed a lot, and the village conveys an impression of what Chongqing would have been like in the distant past. View Photos

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