Wulong Three Natural Bridges Tickets

Secure your access to the Three Natural Bridges of Wulong and immerse yourself in the grandeur of monumental stone arches within a uniquely stunning landscape.

Reasons to Explore the Three Natural Bridges Park

Visiting the Wulong Three Natural Bridges Scenic Area allows you to encounter one of China’s most incredible karst formations, commencing your adventure at the Xianü Visitor Center. Here, nature reveals its vast splendor.

Your journey begins aboard an environmentally-friendly shuttle bus, which will transport you further into a breathtaking terrain sculpted by nature over countless years. Next, you will experience a panoramic elevator that descends to the valley's base, initiating your exploration of this geological marvel.

Below, the Yangshui River Gorge unfolds, a verdant corridor where sunlight barely touches the ground. As you traverse the pathways, you will encounter rocks adorned with moss, cascading waterfalls, and striking limestone cliffs that tower on both sides.

In front of you rise the three natural stone structures that lend the park its name: Tianlong, Qinglong, and Heilong. These monumental formations stand guard over the valley, creating a unique spectacle. This site is the only known location globally where three natural bridges span across two vast sinkholes, making it a significant point of interest for geologists worldwide.

You will have the opportunity to walk under Tianlong, the largest and most impressive arch. Rising to 235 meters (771 feet), it presents a scale that is truly breathtaking.

Qinglong entices visitors with its sweeping, grey stone curves, and when mist envelops the area, it evokes a dreamlike quality. In contrast, Heilong offers a more intimate and shaded experience, where the gentle sounds of flowing water resonate against its rocky walls.

As your exploration concludes, make your way back to the bus area, where transport will return you to the starting point.

Operating Hours

The Wulong Three Natural Bridges Scenic Area welcomes visitors daily from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm.