Chongqing to Yichang Cruise Guide

@执笔素宣挽梅痕：Isn't it good to be content with what happens? I think being at ease with everything is the best state for people. If I were to arrive in Chongqing, I would first spend two or three days there, and then go to the dock to see which ships are available and take any. Easy and enjoyable!

@欢仙宝贝：Since the OP has already booked the ticket on the official website of Three Gorges Cruise. in other words. Basically, it's done. In fact, there is really no need to do any strategy. If you stay on the boat, you can find some activities to pass the time, such as having a swimming pool on board. You can go for a morning swim and then have breakfast. If you have any other hobbies. Can you draw a picture. Take a look at a book or something. Then take a nap after having lunch. In the afternoon, you can enjoy the scenery or watch a movie. Go watch the sunset in the afternoon and evening. Whether on the balcony or on the deck, I think it's a very pleasant thing. If there is a bar on the ship, you can also go to the bar in the evening to have a seat. If you don't watch a movie in the afternoon, you can also go to a restaurant for afternoon tea. After dinner, there are usually performances on board. So staying on the boat is not boring at all. This is the strategy I gave you after my Three Gorges trip last year

【Three Gorges Baidi City, Chongqing, China】

【Chongqing Three Gorges Qutang Gorge, China】

@田里的守望者：Listening to what was said upstairs, I think this kind of travel is quite suitable for someone like me who is unwilling to move.

@叶良栋：That's right, if there are attractions to stop at, then you can go down and visit. If there are any local specialties or fruits at the attractions, you can buy some to go on board. This feeling of stopping and walking is indeed very suitable for people who do not like to move.

@Kellycai2017：Be sure to book a room with a balcony. On the balcony, you can enjoy the breeze, drink tea, read books, and chat.... Ah。 It's really comfortable.

@最后的最后渴望变成天使：The Three Gorges tour has always been about staying on a boat. What kind of guide do you need? The OP just needs to know which towns or attractions you pass through, and what delicious and fun things to do in each attraction or place