based on 185 reviewsThree Natural Bridges, a typical karst landscape and a rare geological wonder tourist area, is also a filming location for the movies Curse of the Golden Flower and Transformers: Age of Extinction.
Three bridges spanning two pits
Three Natural Bridges in Wulong consists of three natural stone arch bridges: Tianlong Bridge in Three Natural Bridges attraction, Qinglong Bridge in Three Natural Bridges attraction, and Heilong Bridge in Three Natural Bridges attraction. The three bridges span across the Yangshui River Gorge, with each bridge's span and height above the canyon floor exceeding 100 m. These stone bridges connect the mountain masses on both sides of the gorge, forming the unique "three bridges sandwiching two pits" view. The pits between the bridges are also known as "tiankeng" (sky pits).
Travel route
After entering the attraction, travelers can take the sightseeing elevator down to the tiankeng at the valley bottom, then stroll along the tranquil paths. Surrounded by lush greenery and flowing streams, they can look up to see towering cliffs with mountain springs cascading down.
Movie scene
Near Tianlong Bridge in the sinkhole stands the Tang-style "Tianfu Inn," the filming location for Zhang Yimou's movie "Curse of the Golden Flower." The inn cost tens of millions to build. This area also served as a Chinese filming location for "Transformers 4," and today the attraction features a model of the mechanical monster from the film.
Take the eco-friendly bus to Longshui Gorge
After the visit, you can walk to the attraction exit via an uphill path or take electric bikes to the exit. Travelers at the attraction exit can take eco-friendly vehicles back to the town's traveler center or ride them to nearby Longshui Gorge for further exploration.
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Show More ReviewsThe Three Natural Bridges in Wulong District, Chongqing are the core scenic area of the World Natural Heritage site "South China Karst". They are also the largest natural bridge group in Asia. The Tianlong Bridge, Qinglong Bridge and Heilong Bridge are arranged longitudinally within less than 1.5 kilometers, sandwiching the Tianlong Tiankeng and Shenying Tiankeng, forming a unique "three bridges sandwiching two sinkholes" spectacle in the world.