SINGLE ROOM WITH PRIVATE BATHROOM

• Located in the SAME building as the school.
• Clean, safe, convenient, and comfortable.
• The room contains a bed, bedsheets, desk and chair, wardrobe, fridge, 24-hour hot water, safe, and wifi.
• Free room cleaning service is offered once a week.

How to Get to Chongqing?

Getting to Chongqing is easy. Fly into Chongqing Jiangbei International Airport (CKG), which connects to major cities across Asia, Europe, and beyond. From the airport, Metro Line 10 takes you straight downtown. If you’re already in China, high-speed trains are a great option — Chengdu is just 1–1.5 hours away, Xi’an about 5 hours, and Kunming around 4.5 hours. Chongqing North Station offers direct metro access to the city center. Keats in Chongqing is two stops away from the North Station by metro.

Place to Visit in Chongqing – Yangtze River Cableway

The Yangtze River Cableway is a former commuter route that has become one of Chongqing’s most beloved experiences. This cable car glides across the Yangtze River, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the mountain city’s layered skyline, river traffic, and dramatic topography. The ride takes about five minutes, but the memories last far longer. For the best experience, ride during sunset when the city transitions from day to night. Purchase tickets in advance, as lines can be long. It’s a perfect way to understand why Chongqing is called a vertical city.

Place to Visit in Chongqing – Ciqikou Ancient Town

Ciqikou Ancient Town is a well-preserved Ming and Qing dynasty town on the banks of the Jialing River. Its stone-paved streets wind past traditional teahouses, craft shops, and endless stalls selling local snacks like mahua (fried dough twists) and spicy tofu. While the main street is bustling, quieter alleys reveal the authentic charm of old Chongqing. Visit in the morning to avoid crowds, and take time to sit in a teahouse for a traditional tea experience. It’s a glimpse into the city’s rich past.

Place to Visit in Chongqing – Shancheng Lane

Shancheng Lane is a clifftop old street that showcases the most authentic side of Chongqing. Built along the mountain ridge, its stone steps wind past old houses, small shops, and cozy cafes with riverside views. It’s less commercialized than other attractions, retaining genuine local character and a slower pace. Ideal for a leisurely walk, especially in the late afternoon when the light softens and the city below begins to glow. This is where you feel the true spirit of the mountain city.

Place to Visit in Chongqing - Wulong Fairy Mountain

Wulong Fairy Mountain is a stunning alpine meadow often called the “Swiss Alps of the East.” Rolling grasslands, pine forests, and cool fresh air provide a perfect escape from Chongqing’s summer heat. You can enjoy horseback riding, hiking, camping, and even skiing in winter. The scenery changes beautifully with the seasons, from vibrant green summers to snow-dusted winters. It’s an ideal destination for nature lovers and anyone seeking a peaceful retreat from the bustling mountain city.

Cuisine in Chongqing – Chongqing Small Noodles 重庆小面

Chongqing Small Noodles is the city’s beloved breakfast staple and everyday comfort food. Simple yet deeply satisfying, this dish features chewy wheat noodles topped with a flavorful mix of chili oil, Sichuan peppercorns, garlic, soy sauce, and pickled vegetables. Variations include beef, pork ribs, or peas, but the spicy, numbing seasoning is always the star. Locals slurp them at tiny street stalls early in the morning, often ordering them “extra spicy” without hesitation. Affordable, quick, and intensely flavorful, Chongqing Small Noodles capture the bold, down-to-earth spirit of the city in a single bowl.