Natural Attractions:
Three Gorges:
Qutang Gorge: Known for its narrow width and towering cliffs.
Wu Gorge: Famous for its mysterious, misty landscapes and the Twelve Peaks.
Xiling Gorge: The longest of the Three Gorges, known for its rapids and serene landscapes.
Lesser Three Gorges: A tributary of the Yangtze, offering a more intimate experience of China's natural beauty.
Historical and Cultural Sites:
Shibaozhai Temple: An architectual marvel, this 12-story wooden pagoda is situated on a steep cliff.
Fengdu Ghost City: A complex of shrines and temples dedicated to the afterlife, based on Chinese mythology.
White Emperor City: Known for its historical significance and stunning views of the Qutang Gorge.
Modern Marvels:
Three Gorges Dam: The world's largest hydroelectric dam, it's an engineering marvel and also offers a viewpoint for tourists.
Ship Locks and Ship Lift: These are part of the Three Gorges Dam and offer a fascinating look at how ships navigate the change in water levels.
Yangtze River Bridge at Yichang: An important infrastructural development connecting the two sides of the river.
Local Villages:
Shennong Stream Villages: You can visit traditional villages where you may observe local customs and traditional ways of life.
Tribe of the Three Gorges: You can gain an intimate look at the local culture and traditions of the communities that have lived along the river for generations.