Wulong Three Natural Bridges · Longshuixia Gap
World Natural Heritage (karst): the Three Natural Bridges are three natural stone arches — Tianlong, Qinglong and Heilong — Asia's largest string-of-beads cluster of natural bridges and the filming location of the Tianfu Courier Station in Curse of the Golden Flower
Visitor info
- Opening hours
- 08:30-16:30
- Ticket
- Three Natural Bridges CNY 135 in peak season · Longshuixia Gap CNY 105 (sightseeing shuttle included)
Price is indicative — final quote on inquiry.
World Natural Heritage (karst): the Three Natural Bridges are three natural stone arches — Tianlong (Heavenly Dragon), Qinglong (Azure Dragon) and Heilong (Black Dragon) — Asia's largest string-of-beads cluster of natural bridges and the filming location of the Tianfu Courier Station in Curse of the Golden Flower; Longshuixia Gap is a 2 km fissure gorge where waterfalls and the "Line of Sky" thrill at every step. Three Natural Bridges CNY 135 in peak season, the Gap CNY 105 (sightseeing shuttle included), 08:30-16:30; take the Chongqing–Hunan high-speed rail to Wulong Station and transfer to a scenic area shuttle — both sights can be done in one day.
Getting there: High-speed rail, Wulong Station, then transfer to a scenic area shuttle
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