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There are various types of cruise tours from Yichang to Chongqing's Three Gorges. A 45 day vacation from Yichang to Chongqing is sufficient for a full trip to the Three Gorges. The Meiya Three Gorges cruise booking website also offers 2-3 day itineraries as well as 5-6 day itineraries. Choose according to your own needs.
It's up to you, you can travel any way you want in 5 days.
If you haven't played around the scenic spots in Yichang, you can find a short trip, such as the Three Gorges Dam, Three Gorges Homes, and Qingjiang Gallery, which are all worth visiting.
【Three Gorges Family in Yichang, Hubei, China】
【Three Gorges Family in Yichang, Hubei, China】
【Three Gorges Family in Yichang, Hubei, China】
I suggest taking a cruise directly to Chongqing and visiting the entire Three Gorges scenic area. The exquisite craftsmanship of Xiling Gorge, Qutang Gorge, and Wu Gorge cannot be compared to those man-made scenic spots nowadays. As the saying goes, 'Emei is beautiful in the world, and the Three Gorges are magnificent in the world.' The grandeur and magnificence of the Three Gorges are truly breathtaking.
We booked the tickets on theMeiya Three Gorges Cruise booking website, and the tour experience was very good. Fengjie Baidi City is located to the east of Kuimen and to the west of Bazhentu. It is a strategically important fortress on both land and water, and is a battleground for military strategists. Especially after the Three Gorges Reservoir was filled, the White Emperor City in Fengjie has become a green island in the "high gorge out of the flat lake". Especially on the way from the top of the mountain to the bottom, there are some angles that are very suitable for taking photos of "Kuimen".
I really want to go and see how the Three Gorges hanging coffin was placed?
@先生扮可爱不是你的专利：The eternal mystery of the Three Gorges hanging coffin. According to historical records, after the death of senior elders in ancient times, descendants dug niches in the high mountains near the river to bury them, and hung coffins from the bottom of the mountain. The second method is to dig holes along the rock wall and bury the deceased in the cave, in order to avoid tomb raiding or damage, and destroy the passage. The third method is to use a wooden frame from the foot of the mountain and use a pulley lifting method to place the coffin in the cave. After burial, the wooden frame will be removed. At present, these three possibilities can be provided.
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