Wulong: Karst Paradise

#naturalbeauty Wulong is becoming known to foreign tourists thanks to the popular Michael Bay film Transformers: The Age of Extinction, which directly shows the majestic beauty of Three natural bridges in Wulong. In addition to the famous filming location, the area is also home to other interesting natural sites such as Furong Cave, Longshuixia Gorge and Fairy Mountain. Wulong Karst Located in the southeast of Chongqing, 139 km from the city center, Wulong County is part of the karst landscape of southern China. The territory of the district stretches for 82.7 km from east to west and 75 km from south to north, covering an area of 2901.5 km2. Ulong is known to most local tourists thanks to the film "The Curse of the Golden Flower", shot by the famous Chinese director Zhang Yimou. After that, in 2014, "Transformers": The Age of Extinction, this small county attracted with its wonderful natural landscapes, and more and more people are attracted by the magnificent karst landscapes of Wulong. The sights of Wulong are mostly natural landscapes, and many of them are included in the World Natural Heritage List. There are four of the most popular attractions here: Three natural bridges of wonders of the world, the magical Furong Cave, a Fabulous mountain with vast meadows and the magnificent Longshuixia Gorge. Wulong is just the place where you will be amazed by the supernatural art of nature. How to get to Wulong There is no airport in Wulong, but only a railway and bus station. Tourists traveling by flight must first arrive at Chongqing Jiangbei International Airport, then make a transfer to Wulong. Most tourists start their journey from Chongqing. It is recommended to plan around three days in Wulong to get opportunity to comprehensively discover each location in such majestic place. The landscapes are truly amazing! Accommodation options are plentiful and available in northern european styled beautiful tourist village.