By Air
Currently, Chongqing Jiang-bei International Airport (CKG) has 58 domestic and foreign city connections while 70 foreign and domestic airlines operate scheduled flights to Chongqing. Except for Hohhot in Inner Mogolia, all the capital cities of Chinas provinces have connections to Chongqing. With flights between Chongqing and foreign cities such as Seoul, Tokyo, Nagoya, Bangkok, Munich, and Duesseldorf, tourists can easily reach Chongqing by plane.
To buy plane tickets, its best to go to the ticket office at No.161, Zhong Shan San Road. Theyre open 7:30-8:00. Many hotels also offer a ticket booking service.

By Train
Chongqing Railway Station is the center of railway transportation in the Chongqing area. It is the juncture of three main national trunk lines: the Chuan-Qian Railroad (from Chongqing in the north to Guiyang in the south), the Cheng-Yu Railroad (from Chengdu in the west to Chongqing in the east) and the Xiang-Yu Railroad (from Xiangfan, Hubei in the east to Chongqing in the west). On these three lines, travelers can go to most cities in China, including Beijing (25 hours), Shanghai (39 hours), Xian (15 hours), and Chengdu (10 hours). Buy your tickets at the ticket offices at the railway station.

By Ship
The Chongqing Chaotianmen Dock, at the junction of the Yangtze River and the Jialing River, is one of the busiest ports in China. Chongqing is the best starting point for a Yangtze River cruise. Taking a cruise ship from Chongqing down the Yangtze River to Wuhan or Yichang is now a popular tourist trip. Choose a deluxe cruise ship so that you can have a pleasant and memorable experience on the Yangtze River. There are four categories of boats: the star-rated boat, the foreign tourist boat, the domestic tourist boat, and the common passenger boat. See detailed Cruise Ship Info