Venues that host communities

An ancient Buddhist temple and monastery built about 1,000 years ago during the Song Dynasty, located in the busiest downtown area of Chongqing.

A mosque occupying 4,500 square meters of land where assemblies are held every Friday afternoon, with a reception room and Muslim restaurant available.

A Gothic-style church established in 1893 by Chowvellon, holding mass on Sundays at 9:00 am.

A Buddhist temple originally built during the Tang Dynasty, later renamed Haichan Monastery in 1927 and situated on Lion Mountain in Nanan District.

A Buddhist temple built at the foot of Dalaoshan (Big & Old Mountain) in the west of Chongqing, featuring a cave in the mountain cliff.

A Buddhist temple built in the Tang Dynasty, originally called the Temple of Universal Salvation, standing on the top of Mt. Laojun in Nanan District.