Three Eternal Dragons of Wulong Karst

Discover a realm of wonder in Wulong, China, where nature's artistry has carved three breathtaking masterpieces: the mesmerizing Three Natural Bridges. 🌉These ancient limestone arches stand as testaments to the Earth's creative prowess, offering a journey through time and nature's marvels. 💚 First, meet Tianlong Bridge, a colossal arch stretching gracefully over clear blue waters. Its name, meaning "Heavenly Dragon," befits its majestic presence. As sunlight filters through its intricate openings, a dance of shadows and light paints an ethereal spectacle on the tranquil surface below. 🚶‍♀️🚶 Next, journey to Qinglong Bridge, a testament to nature's meticulous craftsmanship. "Azure Dragon" in translation, Qinglong captivates with its delicate curves and symmetrical design. As you traverse this living sculpture, verdant vegetation clings to its sides, creating a symbiotic bond between the stone and the living world it frames. ⛰️ Lastly, marvel at Heilong Bridge, aptly named the "Black Dragon" due to its dark, mysterious allure. This enigmatic arch stands proud amidst lush foliage, an embodiment of the intricate balance between strength and grace. 🐉 Gazing up, one can't help but be awed by the ancient forces that shaped this mesmerizing work of arts. Tips and Tricks. If you have arrived to Wulong by train, just head to the exit. Follow the signs leading bus and taxi stand. You should end up on the ground floor of the train station. Blue coloured bus should be waiting for the passengers right by the escalator. Fare is ¥10 p/p and it takes around an hour to reach Wulong Karst scenic area. 🚌Within the scenic area are 5 scenic sights that are connected by park's inner bus service. Three Natural Bridges is just one of them. You can only board the buses which connect to the scenic sights that you have bought the tickets for. 🎫 Upon arrival to the Three Natural Bridges scenic area you are presented with a choice - to stay in a que to the elevator (up to 2 hours of waiting) that will bring you all the way down to the viewpoint or going by stairs (15 minutes). If your physical condition allows you to use stairs then we definitely recommended this option over the other. You'll see so much beauty on the way down as well as feel yourself immering into the depth of erosion that took millions of years to form. 🤩 Enjoy! #trip #spintheworld #wulongpark #chongqing