[2025 Chongqing Attraction] Travel Guide for Wulong Karst Tourist Area (Three Natural Bridges) (Updated Jul)

#Nature attractions Wulong Karst, Three Heavenly Bridges of Wulong Park, Chongqing ⛰️🌿 Three Heavenly Bridges of Wulong Park is a 5A-level tourist attraction in China, located in Wulong, Chongqing. 🇨🇳 For anyone visiting Chongqing, don't miss visiting this place. Come see the magnificent nature and visit the Three Heavenly Bridges of Wulong, see the legendary inn, and see the magnificent mountain gorge. This place is also where the giant movie Transformer 4 Age of Extinction was filmed. 😉 At the Three Heavenly Bridges Park, it takes about 3 hours to walk around and take pictures. When you get here, you have to take the glass elevator down to reach the park. 😊 Popular photo spots at Three Heavenly Bridges Park 📣 📌Take a photo of the legendary inn from a high angle from the stairs above. 📌Take a photo from the thumb angle (walk down and go left). 📌Take a photo with the legendary inn. 📌Take a photo with the Transformer robot 📌Take a photo with the sword-shaped mountain corner How to get to the Three Bridges of Heavenly Pit Park 🪧 🚗 Travel by private car or take a tour group 🚅 Take the high-speed rail from Chongqingbei Station, get off at Wulong, and then take a bus to the park. 💡 We chose to buy a 1-day tour that includes transportation and tickets to the Three Bridges of Heavenly Pit Park, which is very convenient. This is a highly recommended method for everyone. #Chongqing #ChongqingTravel #ThreeBridgesofHeavenlyPitt #TravelChina #TravelChinaByYourself #ChinaFood

Rent a car with a driver 4 hours from Chongqing 4 hours walking 4 hours worth of sleep The atmosphere is really great.

Punctual tour leaders planned the perfect trip to wulong, making sure we as tourists get to see all the main highlights of the beautiful nature area.📍Address: wulong

Xian Nv Mountain and Tian Sheng San Qiao are the highlights of Wulong. Xian Nv Mountain, with its vast grasslands at the summit, is an ideal destination for family trips with children or outings with friends, offering both leisure and scenic beauty. The main attraction of Wulong is the harmonious blend of the gorge that follows Tian Sheng San Qiao and the stunning high-altitude structures located there. The elevator leading to Tian Sheng San Qiao is particularly impressive, as it rotates, allowing those seated inside to enjoy the outside view. While tall and long elevators are common, the rotating feature that ensures everyone can take in the scenery is truly remarkable. This is a place where one might feel a sense of solitude and longing, as if searching for a dreamlike home. It’s a destination where you can reflect and organize your thoughts along the journey.

A great sight to behold and a well-organised ecosystem around this natural wonder makes this place very tourist friendly even if not on a tour package. First get a train out of Chongqing to Wulong. From Wulong, take a bus (about 30 mins, 10 yuan) to Xiannvshan Tourist Centre. These buses will be available right below the train platform upon exit during their busier hours (10am-4pm). If you miss it, take a 15 mins walk to the bus interchange to get to the tourist centre for the same price. Once at the tourist centre, get an entrance ticket and the shuttle bus will be included in the fee. The shuttle bus boarding area is one level below the ticketing. At the park, I took about 2.5 hours from start to end in a leisurely pace. Taking photos and getting drinks along the way is the best way to soak in the view. Going in the late afternoon is also in my opinion less hot and gets interesting pictures because of how longer shadows are casted. Towards the end, there is an option to take the tram (additional fee) to get to the exit quickly or you can choose to take a walk (about 750m uphill). #naturalwonders #china

During my trip to Chongqing, I visited Wulong Tiansheng Sanqiao! It was an incredibly stunning place. This is definitely a must-visit destination in your lifetime. Famous as a filming location for Transformers and designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site, it boasts magnificent grandeur. 👍🏻 Whether you love nature or not, I believe everyone will find satisfaction in this place! I joined a one-day tour to visit, and although it takes about 3 hours from downtown Chongqing, it’s absolutely worth the time investment.

#springitinerary #天生三桥 #ThreeNaturalBridges #WulongKarst #HiddenGemChina #UNESCOHeritage #ChongqingTravel #WulongScenery #NaturalWondersChina #CaveBridgeAdventure As part of my spring itinerary in China, I explored 天生三桥 in Wulong, Chongqing — a stunning showcase of nature’s raw architecture. The site features three colossal natural limestone bridges (Tianlong, Qinglong, and Heilong), forming the largest natural bridge cluster in Asia. The moment I descended into the gorge, I was struck by the sheer scale of the stone arches towering overhead — it felt like walking through the set of a fantasy film (which it was, actually — Transformers 4 was filmed here!). Surrounded by cliffs, caves, waterfalls, and sinkholes, the atmosphere was serene and dramatic at the same time. A gentle mist hung in the air, adding an almost mystical quality to the experience. It’s not overly crowded, which makes it perfect for slow, peaceful exploration. Travel Tips and How to Get There: • Best time to visit: Spring (March–May) for pleasant temperatures and vibrant greenery. • What to wear: Comfortable shoes with grip — there are steep steps and uneven paths. • Bring: Water, light jacket, and a camera. Raincoat recommended if skies are cloudy. • Fitness level: Moderate — there’s a lot of walking and stair climbing. • Photography tip: Best wide-angle shots of the arches come from the base of Tianlong Bridge. How to Get There: • From Chongqing: • By train: Take a high-speed train to Wulong Station, then transfer to a local tourist bus (~30 mins to the site). • By car: Around 2.5 to 3 hours’ drive from Chongqing city center. • Entrance fee: Includes access to the scenic area and shuttle service inside. • Combine with: A visit to nearby attractions like Furong Cave or Longshuixia Fissure Gorge for a full day of nature adventures.

Once, in a realm carved by the patient hand of time, I wandered—beneath Wulong’s sacred arches, through Tiansheng’s triune gates of stone, where the Earth had breathed a hush upon the centuries. Each bridge, solemn and towering, seemed less formed than summoned—great sentinels born not of mortal toil but of the solemn dreams of nature itself. The sun dared only whisper here, casting light in reverent shards upon the moss-veiled rock and whispering leaves. I tread beneath these vaults of wonder, where silence gathered like prayer, and even my heartbeat felt unworthy to echo. There, the world stood still—an ancient cathedral not built, but revealed. Every step was a hymn, every glance upward a psalm to stone and sky. But it was in the long shadow of Longshuixia, the Fissures deep and dreaming, that I found comfort in the breath of the earth. The waterfalls wept down hidden faces, their voices soft and eternal. Coolness wrapped around me like forgotten silk—an embrace from the caverned soul of the mountain. It was not chill, but balm—a hush against the heat of thought, a kiss upon the fevered brow of the living. Here, time dissolved. No past, no hour. Only the drip, the sigh, the whispered hymn of water on stone. I stood suspended in the hush of the Earth’s dreaming, and in that moment, I too became still. Humbled. Held. There is poetry that lives not in books, but in places—wrought by wind, water, and waiting. Wulong is such a verse, sung low by the mountains, carried in echoes down the ravine. And I, for a day, was a line within it.

For those who love hiking and exploring unique and breathtaking natural wonders, Chongqing, China, is a must-visit destination at least once in a lifetime. Here, you'll find yourself embarking on a long journey to uncover the majestic Three Natural Bridges and ancient inns nestled in the valleys. This location also served as a filming site for the blockbuster movie Transformers 4.

Stepping into Wulong’s Three Natural Bridges feels like entering a hidden underground world crafted by nature itself. Towering stone arches stretch across the sky like gateways between heaven and earth, commanding awe and silence. Standing beneath them, we felt so tiny. It wasn’t easy traveling with a child—this 4.8km trail tested both our stamina and patience. The weather was warm, and there were plenty of little meltdowns along the way. Exhausting—but absolutely worth it. 带娃走完全程4.8公里的天生三桥，说不累是假的，尤其天气不算凉，小朋友走着走着流汗还闹情绪。但当站在那片巨大的天然桥洞下，抬头仰望，像是天地之间的门户, 我们显得无比渺小。 被大自然雕刻出的奇景所震撼，很累，但一切都值得了。 #travel #chongqing #wulong #threenaturalbridges #fun #family

Located in southeastern Chongqing, Wulong is famous for its spectacular karst landforms and has served as a filming location for movies like "Transformers 4" and "Curse of the Golden Flower." This area features a combination of sinkholes, ground fissures, caves, and canyons. I. Basic Information 📍 Location: Wulong District, Chongqing ⏰ Best Season: April-October (summer for cool temperatures, autumn for colorful scenery) 🚗 Transportation: - About 2.5 hours by car from downtown Chongqing - Take high-speed train from Chongqing North Station to "Wulong Station" (2 hours), then transfer to scenic area shuttle II. Must-Visit Attractions 1. Three Natural Bridges 5A Scenic Area - Feature: World's largest natural bridge cluster, filming location for "Transformers 4" - Highlights: - Tianlong Bridge, Qinglong Bridge, and Heilong Bridge (three natural stone bridges) - Tianfu Official Inn (ancient post station building) - Visiting time: 2-3 hours - Admission: 125 yuan (including shuttle) 2. Fairy Mountain National Forest Park - Feature: Rare highland meadow in southern China - Experiences: - Summer: grassland walks, horseback riding, grass sliding - Winter: ski resort (best skiing destination near Chongqing) - Admission: 50 yuan 3. Furong Cave (5A Scenic Area) - Feature: World Natural Heritage site, one of China's most beautiful caves - Highlights: - Giant waterfall screen, Coral Jade Pool and other stalactite wonders - Underground rivers and waterfalls - Visiting time: 1.5 hours - Admission: 80 yuan 4. Longshui Gorge Ground Fissure - Feature: Deep canyon and ground fissure landscape - Highlights: - Silver River Waterfall, Dragon Cold Cave - Thrilling walkways along the fissure - Admission: 105 yuan (including observation elevator) III. Classic Itineraries Compact One-Day Tour Morning: Three Natural Bridges → Noon: Lunch at Fairy Mountain Town → Afternoon: Longshui Gorge Ground Fissure Recommended Two-Day Tour Day 1: Three Natural Bridges → Fairy Mountain (stay in Fairy Mountain Town) Day 2: Furong Cave → Return Three-Day In-Depth Tour Day 1: Three Natural Bridges → Impression Wulong Show (overnight at Fairy Mountain) Day 2: Full day at Fairy Mountain (grassland + skiing) Day 3: Furong Cave → Wu River Gallery boat tour IV. Special Experiences - Impression Wulong live performance: Directed by Zhang Yimou, showcasing Chuanjiang boatmen culture - Fairy Mountain camping: stargazing in summer, snow viewing in winter - Tiankeng Village: visit original Tujia ethnic minority village V. Food Recommendations - Bowl of Lamb: Wulong specialty with tender lamb - Yangjiaodugan: Intangible cultural heritage food with unique taste - Jiangkou Fish: Exceptionally fresh and delicious - Stir-fried Fern Cake with Preserved Meat: Traditional Tujia ethnic dish VI. Accommodation Suggestions 🏨 Fairy Mountain Town - Many options, close to scenic areas, recommended: Guiyuan Town Guesthouse 🏡 Near Three Natural Bridges - Characteristic farmstays for rural life experience VII. Practical Tips 1. Attractions are far apart; self-driving or chartered car recommended 2. Three Natural Bridges requires significant walking; wear comfortable athletic shoes 3. Sun protection in summer, warm clothing in winter (Fairy Mountain is about 10°C cooler than the city) 4. Book accommodations in advance during peak seasons (holidays) to avoid crowds VIII. Nearby Tours - Pengshui Aihe River: Rafting paradise (1.5-hour drive) - Youyang Peach Blossom Spring: Qin-Jin style culture (3-hour drive) - Fengdu Ghost City: Folk culture (2-hour drive) With its unique geological wonders and rich tourism resources, Wulong has become a must-visit destination in Chongqing, featuring the breathtaking Three Natural Bridges and romantic Fairy Mountain grasslands. 🌄 Best Photography Spots 1. Tianfu Official Inn at Three Natural Bridges (looking up at the bridge arches) 2. Wave Road on Fairy Mountain 3. Corner of the walkway at Longshui Gorge Ground Fissure It's recommended to avoid the peak season of July-August and visit during May-June or September-October when the weather is comfortable and there are fewer tourists.

I took the 9:20 train ticket I bought on trip.com from Chongqing to Wulong. Upon arrival at wulong station, make your way downstairs, once you pass the passport verification machine and exit. Go down the escalator at the lower level is a bus stop and a taxi stop. The taxi drivers there will try to ask for 80 yuan total for atleast two person to go to Wulong Karst visitor Center. Don’t do that, there is a bus Instead that takes you there for 10 yuan from 1000 to 1600 on the right side. If you don’t see a bus and don’t want to wait, go left and go outside, there is a sign that says online hailed cab. Call your didi for taxi there if you prefer it. It was around 60 yuan metered. At Wulong karst visitor center, if you haven’t ate, I suggest you eat outside. Once you go inside past the metal detector head one floor down and there is a small shop that sells cup noodles and snacks or a coffee shop with minimal food. If you haven’t purchased tickets ahead of time, the ticket window is to the right. I had mine purchased from trip.com. I continued down one more flight and look at the lines that states which location you are going. On the Bus with literally 10 people on a Monday, we departed at 13:00 from the center to the three gorges and arrived at 13:08 to the entrance. Enter through the turnstile with your passport and they will see how many tickets you purchased. Bring a light jacket a poncho or an umbrella for unpredictable weather as well as water or snacks along the way. It was relatively hot, there were shades everywhere by the trees and that’s where a lot of people sheltered around. The crowd was light momentarily until 3-4 tour groups came by, there is a lot of walking involved that’s not too difficult. After a 5-10 minute walk, you’ll take the elevator down. Inside the elevator it doesn’t matter where you stand. It will spin so you can record as needed. At the lower level there is a restroom is and people with bamboo carriages willing to take you down the stairs. If you walk slowly and take your time, you won’t need to be carried down. If you get vertigo or dizzy from looking at the steps while going down, take a rest and stand there before continuing. The bamboo carriage ride down is about 200 yuan if you are feeling lazy. 😭 It started raining when I got to the end. From there you have the option of paying 15 yuan for an electric shuttle to the exit at the top which is recommended. The electric carts came every minute or so, fast line movement and 12 seats each cart going up. There are also steps that go up, all the way in the back of the ticket booth; that will take you about 30-45 minutes depending on your fitness physique, plus it was raining so it was not a good idea. Afterwards you’ll arrive at the exit; passing through food stalls to take a shuttle which is listed for line 3,4,5 to take the big bus you took entering three gorges back to the visitor center. The buses arrived every 2 minutes. It was relatively quick: the line moved very fast. I boarded the bus at 15:22 and got off 15:44; the returning bus ride was longer than entering. The returning drop off point for is behind the building the visitor center. I waited for 40 minutes at the drop off point for a didi to accept back to Wulong railway… I made a huge mistake by not calling ahead.. (gps signal isn’t that great for some reason when calling didi for pick up points sometimes) there were also touts at the exit point. The driver I encountered for a confirmed Didi ride wanted an extra 50 yuan separate payment (tip) on top of the didi trip 60 yuan. I reluctantly accepted after waiting for so long I just paid it. I did not want to wait anymore as that the next and last train was at 18:41. The 30 minute ride down to Wulong railway already made me miss the 17:02 train. Did not want to risk missing the last train back to Chongqing north. I didn’t prebook the train ride as I expected to not make the train back for 5pm. What I did was kept tabs on the time to atleast make sure I made it back for the last train if needed. I bought tickets in person for 24.5 yuan back to Chongqing North at Wulong station. The last train to Chongqing north is 18:41 and it was running 9 minutes late. The Wulong railway is small so seats were hard to find inside. Once on the train there were assigned seats but it’s not same as the high speed one, this was a slower train compared to the high speed. It’s a 3-2 setup and they are facing each other. Seats were surprisingly wide enough to sit. Only issue is that everyone smokes at the connector by the train doors, so the smell travels through the entire car for the entire 2 hours duration back.

A day trip to Wulong Karst area. I could only visit two sightseeing places in one day: Three Natural Bridges and Longshuixia Gap out of main four (didn’t get to Fairy Mountain and Furong cave). How to get there: - I took a train from Chongqing North Railway station (重庆北站) to Wulong, around 2 hours. - After getting off train there is a bus station, everything is pretty straightforward so it’s hard to miss. Bus journey takes 30 minutes and brings you to the Wulong Karst visitor centre. - There you can buy tickets to the sightseeing locations and move further. In my case, I took another bus that brought me to the Three Natural Bridges, which took around 7 minutes. - Once there, it’s hard to miss the route, just follow the signs. #wulong #wulongkarst #threenaturalbridges #chongqing

#discoverchina Where towering limestone arches frame nature’s grandest cathedral, Wulong Karst’s Three Natural Bridges offer an otherworldly journey through China’s geological masterpiece. This UNESCO World Heritage site delivers a heart-stopping first glimpse that no photograph fully captures. Things to Do: • Walk the entire wooden boardwalk circuit (2-3 hours) through all three bridges • Descend the 1,000+ steps to experience the canyon floor perspective • Spot filming locations from “Transformers: Age of Extinction” • Visit Fairy Mountain nearby for complementary karst landscapes #thingstodo #myitinerary #china

🌟 **My 4-Day Trip in Chongqing: A City of Stairs, History & Pandas** 🌟 Chongqing is a city that moves at its own pace—laid-back yet full of hidden treasures. Be prepared for stair-filled walks and long journeys, but the adventure is absolutely worth it! 🚶♂️🏙 🛫 **Day 1: Arrival & Downtown Wonders** Landed at Chongqing Jiangbei Airport from Shanghai Hongqiao and hopped on the subway to my hotel—Time Hotel. A bit far from downtown, but budget-friendly and super comfy! Met up with a friend near Libiza Metro Station to catch a glimpse of the famous metro gliding through a building. Dinner at **Hongya Cave**, where I captured a stunning shot of the cave and Qianyu Gate Bridge. You must brave the crowds to cross the bridge, but trust me, the night view is worth every step! 📍Address: 🏮 **Day 2: A Stroll Through Time** Explored **Ciqikou Ancient Town**, a preserved piece of Ming and Qing dynasty history. Walked through its charming streets and even visited the Mahjong Museum! Then, off to **Chongqing Three Gorges Museum**, soaking in layers of history while enjoying a scenic overlook of the **People’s Assembly Hall**. Ended the day with relaxation—a Thai massage inside a ginormous shopping mall, followed by dinner at a Singaporean restaurant. 🌿 **Day 3: Nature’s Majesty at Wulong** An exciting day trip to **Wulong Three Natural Bridges**, known for its breathtaking stone arch bridges and the rotating escalator (yes, it’s a thing!). It was a long journey to the outskirts of the city, but witnessing these incredible natural formations made every second worthwhile. 🐼 **Day 4: Pandas & Tradition** Visited **Chongqing Zoo**, where the adorable pandas stole my heart. Red pandas were a surprising highlight too—cute and playful! Rounded off the day at **Hongya Cave** once again, but this time for something special—a traditional Chinese pictorial! Wore a Chinese outfit for the first time, and it was an unforgettable experience. 🌳 **Day 5: Reflection & Farewell** A quiet morning walk around **Central Park** to contemplate before flying back to Shanghai. 🎭 **Final Thoughts:** Chongqing is full of surprises, from historical gems to natural wonders, adorable pandas, and scenic night views. Definitely a trip to remember! #ChongqingTravel #ChinaAdventure #PandaLove #WulongBridges #HongyaCave

#discoverchina #china #travel #chongqing Day 1: Arrived Chongqing from Kuala Lumpur on 26 Feb 2025 We stayed at Lavande Hotel Chongqing Jiangbei International Airport. This hotel offers free airport pickup even after midnight. We called the hotel using trip.com app using internet call as we don’t have a China mobile number. The hotel is about 20minutes away. We chose this hotel as it is near the airport. We had a good sleep and had breakfast at the hotel before taking the Didi to Jiefangbei. Day 2: Check-in to Bindun Langyi Hotel, Jiefangbei We chose this hotel for its good location. It is next to Linjiangmen Metro exit A2 Line 2. The hotel is on the 6th floor and it’s very clean and spacious. It comes with daily breakfast and it has a very good spread of yummy dishes. And they offer coffee which is quite rare in China. Next to the hotel building is a huge food court offering yummy Chongqing noodles, dumplings, rice etc. There are many restaurants here which you can explore here or walk to Bayi street nearby. It is a vibrant and lively area. We found a friendly local guide who took us to Chaotianmen travel agency. We booked the night cruise along Yangtze River (140 yuan/pax). This night cruise is very popular and is a must try if you’re in Chongqing as the night scenery of the city is just amazing. We also booked 3 local day tours to Wulong Mountain, Huguang Guild and a city tour. From Chaotianmen, you can walk up to the Red Bridge (Qiansimen) for a lovely view of the Yangtze River. Towards the end of the bridge, you can explore Xiaohaoli Old Street. At night, we had a lovely cruise along the Yangtze River to capture all the lights around the city. Raffles City and Hongya Cave looked absolutely stunning. It was really worth it. Day 3: We walked to the People’s Liberation Monument which is 5-10 minutes away and Kuixinglou which is 20 minutes away. This building is a must visit. We entered on what we thought was the ground floor but we were actually on 22nd floor. After lunch, we took the Metro to Xiaoshizi to watch a performance at Huguang Guild. We were treated to tea while watching ancient dance during the emperor days, face changing performance and Chinese opera. We enjoyed the ancient theatre with unique architecture depicting the Qing Dynasty days. The performance was entertaining and rich in Chinese culture. There is also a museum here on its history of the early days. At night, we decided to try Chongqing hot pot opposite Hongya Cave. We took the mix of non-spicy and less spicy soup. It was still too spicy for us hahaha. It was a good experience and we enjoyed it. We decided to walk on the Red Bridge again to capture the beauty of Hongya Cave close-up at night. It was worth squeezing through the crowd despite being a non-peak period. Day 4: Local tour to Wulong Mountain (UNESCO site of Three Natural Bridges, Tiankeng Village & Wujiang Gallery). This tour is a must have. The place is breathtaking and you won’t regret it.

#discoverchina If you’re looking for a breathtaking adventure in Chongqing, Wulong’s Heaven Pit & Earth Crack (天坑地缝) is an absolute must-visit! 👍🏻 Descending into the 300m-deep Heaven Pit feels like stepping into a whole new world—misty cliffs 🏔️, cascading waterfalls 💦, and lush greenery 🍃 surround you at every turn. Just when you think the scenery couldn’t get any more surreal, the Earth Crack takes you through a hidden canyon with towering rock walls and underground streams, creating an almost mystical atmosphere. The sheer scale of these formations is absolutely mind-blowing for us! ⚠️Warning: the stairways here are intense—our legs were dead the next day! But every step was worth it for the epic views and unforgettable experience. ✨Pro tip: go early to beat the crowds, wear comfy shoes 👟 , and check the weather for the best conditions 🌞. #travel #thingstodo #naturalwonders #chongqing #wulongkarst #fairymountain #3naturalbridges #longshuixia #仙女山 #天坑地缝 #天生三桥 #龙水峡地缝

Chongqing -Chengdu itinerary 🚩 Sightseeing Route Ciqikou Quaint shopping area. Buildings are beautiful and the vibe is great. Found a cute tea shop to sit and have some 🍵 and snacks. Cons : shops are selling almost similar things. Nth much to shop Fairy Mountain Lucky to have snow and the kids enjoyed themselves thoroughly. Take the train all around the place to see other parts where there is lesser tourists. Pro-tip: buy the sled before u reach the mountain. It’s sold out when we were at the shop. Wulong karst Super beautiful scenery but be warned it’s at least a 3hr hike. Although the hike is mainly downhill, may not be a good thing to slot this after the snow run at fairy mountain. The kids were tooooooooo tired. Pro-tip: bring snacks to tempt the kids in walking a little bit more towards the exit 😅 🏠 Accommodation 1.Roosevelt Hotel (Monument to the people's Liberation Pedestrian Street, Chongqing) WOW the view of the hotel. 🥳 clean beautiful 10/10 will stay here again 💡 Tips

Wulong, the city in the mist ☁️ Of course, anyone who goes to the Blue Hole National Park must stop by the city of Wulong. There is a minimart in that area, which is full of tempting snacks. There are many restaurants to choose from in that area. There are many local restaurants to try, especially the Mala skewers, which are sold on the side of the road. It is as delicious as its reputation. You can choose whether you want it spicy or not spicy 😋😋 and you can also choose the type of drink you want ✨ #Get a discount without relying on luck

Yesterday, I had the privilege of visiting Wulong Karst National Park, and it far exceeded my expectations. Located in Chongqing, China, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is renowned for its stunning karst landscapes, including the famous Three Natural Bridges, deep limestone gorges, and vast caves. The park offers a unique blend of natural beauty and geological wonder, making it a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike.#historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip #海岛游 #WulongKarst #UNESCOHeritage #ChinaTravel #NaturalWonders #BeautifulChina #TravelChina #ChongqingAdventures #WulongScenery #ChinaNature #DiscoverCh #ExploreChina #ChinaTravel + #AncientChina #ChinaHistory #ModernCh #TravelChina #ChinaDevelopment

We booked a one-day tour to Wulong Tiankeng on the Ctrip app. From the moment we were picked up at the hotel, the guide's humorous tour put us in a good mood. We were able to freely visit the natural wonders at the scenic spots, which made us marvel at them. In addition, it was a wrong time to travel, so there was no crowding. It was very relaxing and comfortable. This was a very good travel experience👍