Things to do in Guanling

The museum isn't far from the parking lot. After leaving the museum, you have to walk down stairs to the bridge piers, then take an elevator directly up to the bottom of the bridge deck to see the huge bridge connectors and then walk along a long passage to the other side. Unfortunately, you're blocked halfway through by unfinished construction work, so you can't complete the entire walk. Both sides are lined with wire mesh and railings. It's quite safe.

This attraction is located in the Tianxing Bridge Scenic Area. This attraction is probably built based on a story in Journey to the West. There are pavilions and towers, and you can walk across the pond along the small bridge. The lotus flowers in the pond are in full bloom, and some are about to bloom. You can rest in the pavilion, which is a good idea.

It's definitely worth it; you must climb the bridge to experience the power of our country's infrastructure. The view of the Huajiang Grand Canyon from the bridge is breathtaking. The rides on the bridge are also reasonably priced (except for bungee jumping).

Landscape features The Rhinoceros Pond is connected to the Huangguoshu Waterfall. The splashing water from the waterfall forms a calm water flow after falling, and then there is a small waterfall, and then it returns to calm and continues to flow forward. The Huangguoshu Waterfall and the Rhinoceros Pond, together with the green mountains on both sides, form a beautiful and harmonious natural picture. It is an excellent location for photographing the Huangguoshu Waterfall from the bottom up. When there is abundant rain in summer, the waterfall is majestic, and the water falls into the Rhinoceros Pond, splashing a lot of water. Under the sunshine, the magnificent beauty of the "Long Rainbow Waterfall" may appear. Tourism related

The stone houses are durable and sturdy without the need for a single brick or tile. In the Stone Village, all the stone houses are stacked up layer by layer, built against the mountain, with an orderly layout. The passages in the village and the small bridge in front of the village are all built with stones. When you come here, it feels like you have entered a stone kingdom.

The Shushengbu is the first scenic spot in the Tianxing Bridge Scenic Area. There are stones in the water and water in the stones, forming 365 steps, which is exactly a full year cycle. Dates are engraved on the steps, and it is estimated that every tourist will look for his or her birthday.

It's very very rubbish. I advise everyone who is planning to go there to change places as soon as possible. Let me tell you the reasons. First: the price is 3,000, which is totally not cost-effective. The gimmick is that it is 370 meters, the highest in the world. The problem is that this is the height of the bridge, and it has nothing to do with bungee jumping. Even if the bridge is 730 meters, you will still be this high when you jump down and go back. The world's first is completely a gimmick and cannot stand scrutiny. Second: The female staff at the front desk was indifferent and had a bad service attitude. She required to buy 60 insurance before jumping, and if you didn't buy it, you had to go back. Let's not talk about whether the insurance is useful for this bungee jumping. I ran so far to bungee jump, and spent thousands of dollars on road fare and gas. Do I need your 60? I just can't stand hearing this woman talk like an idiot. You publish these mandatory requirements of yours as a reminder. Do you think I will come to jump here? The bungee jumping at the nearby Aizhai Bridge is 15 meters lower and the price is 1,500 less. Which one do you think I should go to? After the jump, I was given a low-quality medal. There was no special certificate either, just a common one. I took a photo and returned it. It was totally different from the service you should get from a 3000 bungee jump. I advise other people who are going to jump to read my comments carefully. All real reviews. I jumped on January 1, 2025 at around 4 pm.

It's worth a visit, though quite tiring; we probably took the easiest route. From the visitor center, take the sightseeing bus to the scenic area entrance, then walk one kilometer along the river to Longmen Waterfall. Take the elevator up, then walk 800 meters to Tianchi for the boat tour. Take the boat into the Dragon Palace twice, but don't get off at the second entrance (from there you have to walk an hour and a half to Xuantang). Return by boat to Tianchi, then walk to the scenic area exit, then another kilometer through Buyi Town to the sightseeing bus station. Take the sightseeing bus back to the visitor center. The whole trip takes about three and a half hours.