Where do Yangtze River Three Gorges cruise ships pass through

If you talk about the places that the Yangtze River Three Gorges cruise passes through, it may depend on the cruise ship you are on. There are also many scenic spots along the way, so each cruise ship chooses some scenic spots to visit and explore. Otherwise, it is not enough to have only three or four days to visit so many places. However, I can tell you about the itinerary of the Huaxia Goddess No. 3 that I took. We went there with our children during the summer vacation from Yichang to Chongqing. On the first day, we boarded the ship at Maoping Port in Yichang at 4 pm. Previously, friends from other places could take a special bus from Yichang East Station to the port, which was a free bus. However, starting from December, free buses need to be taken to the tourist center. The next day, they will choose to self pay to visit the Three Gorges or freely move around on the boat, In the afternoon, you can visit the Three Gorges Dam and choose whether to experience the ship lift at your own expense. The third day is to take a boat to visit the Small Three Gorges. In the afternoon, we will return to Baidi City. This is also the choice of whether to visit at our own expense. On the the?fourth?day day, we will visit the Xueyu Cave. This is probably the case. I don't know whether there has been any change recently. You need to ask theMeiya Three Gorges Cruise Ticket Reservation Centerfor clarification on this

【President No. 7 Little Three Gorges】

【Three Gorges Tour of the Yangtze River】

【Three Gorges Baidi City】

There are too many places to pass through, such as Baidi City, Kuimen, and the Three Gorges. It depends on the specific cruise ship, and most cruise ships usually only go to Qutang Gorge and Wuxia Gorge.

【The Kui gate】

Many cruise itineraries include the option of a ship lift, mainly depending on whether it is self funded or included in the ticket. You can learn about Changjiang No.1 Cruise, which is a fully inclusive cruise ship and allows you to experience the ship lift without changing ships.