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Lesser Three Gorges · Mini Three Gorges (Wushan)

Longmen, Bawu and Dicui gorges on the lower Daning River (national 5A): narrow gorges with jade-green water and macaques playing on the cliffs; remains of ancient plank roads and hanging coffins tell the story of the Ba people

Visitor info

Opening hours
08:30-16:00
Ticket
CNY 120 (boat included)

Price is indicative — final quote on inquiry.

Longmen, Bawu and Dicui gorges on the lower reaches of the Daning River (national 5A): narrow gorges with emerald water and macaques frolicking on the cliffs; remains of ancient plank roads and hanging coffins recount the story of the Ba people. In the Mini Three Gorges you switch to willow-leaf boats to drift downstream, and singing call-and-response songs with the boatmen is a signature experience. CNY 120 (boat included), 08:30-16:00; transfer from Wushan high-speed rail station to the pier; the whole trip takes about 4 hours.

Getting there: High-speed rail, Wushan Station, then transfer to the pier

Photos

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