The Ropeway Of Yangtze River — Attraction in Chongqing

Please try to go in early morning to avoid the crowds.

If you are travelling as an individual or small group - Highly recommend taking a Subway across the bridge to ShangXinJie Station (Line6) and find the exit for Cable Way.

when you see the massive group of tourists, you head to the ticket centre across from Lulin Coffee.

Highly recommend paying for the ticking that is going one way, otherwise you will need to line up again and spend 1+hours... again... You can always Didi or subway back.

You pay for ticket to come back later and it takes 40min - 1 hour in line plus another 15 mins to wait for elevator as well as line up with 20 other people for the cable car (which there are only two available)

The ride itself is worth seeing the views at night, the lit up Chongching City centre and glittering sparkles of boats across the water. The ride lasts what felt like 2-5 mins.

Worth, just make sure you're ok...

We came to 重庆长江索道北站 to take the famous cable car ride across the Yangtze River, and the whole process was smooth and convenient. Tickets can be easily purchased right at the station using a passport, and you can choose either a one-way or return trip depending on your plans.

Once on board, the ride gives you an amazing aerial view of the Yangtze River and the city skyline. The cable car has no seats, so everyone stands during the trip, but that actually makes it easier to look out from all sides. Each cabin can carry around 20–30 people, so it feels steady and safe while still offering a unique experience.

If you’re in Chongqing, this is definitely a must-do to appreciate the city’s landscape and the mighty...

It's mostly about the experience than anything else... Most cities in the world don't have this way of transportation and it brings some form of nostalgia if you had the chance to take it when you were a child. That said, the crowds are huge during the weekends and/or holidays... You might have to wait for an hour or more for the next one....The other side have nothing to see... So instead of waiting for an hour for the next one or buying a round trip ticket, I took the metro to the other side, walk about 10 minutes and: voilà! No waiting, much less people... Truth be told, it's China, and it's packed inside the cable car... But I would...