“Wulong Karst: Chongqing’s UNESCO-Kissed Gorge of Dragon‑Bridges, Caves & Mystical Tiankeng Wonders”

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Wulong Karst, part of the South China Karst UNESCO World Heritage Site, features spectacular landscapes like the Three Natural Bridges (Tianlong, Qinglong, and Heilong), which form Asia’s largest natural bridge cluster. Also explore Longshuixia Gorge, Furong Cave, Fairy Mountain, and impressive sinkhole clusters with caves and waterfalls. It’s a pristine showcase of geological wonder and cinematic beauty .

Step into Wulong’s realm where three “dragon bridges” soar across ravines, hidden sinkhole worlds unfold, and underground caves glisten with alien stalactites. Trails weave through Longshuixia Gorge’s emerald cliffs, Furong Cave’s vast chambers, and Fairy Mountain’s alpine grasslands—a cinematic and geological masterpiece carved by time and water.

Post by TravelwithAGE | Jul 29, 2025