Eling Park stands at the highest point of Yuzhong Peninsula in Chongqing, flanked by the Yangtze and Jialing Rivers. Built in 1909 in the late Qing Dynasty, it was originally a private garden known as Liyuan, the earliest private classical garden in Chongqing.

Renamed and opened to the public in 1958, it covers over 66,000 square meters. With lush woods, elegant pavilions and winding paths, it features iconic spots like Kansheng Tower and Stone Rope Bridge.

Perched on a ridge shaped like a goose's neck, the park offers a perfect panoramic view of the two rivers and the stunning mountain city skyline, especially the charming night scenery. It is a quiet historic resort blending natural scenery and century-old cultural charm.