[2025 Lianzhou Attraction] Travel Guide for Qingtian Glass Bridge (Updated Mar)

The Qingtian Glass Bridge is located in the Huangchuan Three Gorges-Longtan Resort (a national AAAA-level tourist Attraction) in Lianzhou, Guangdong Province. It has the characteristics of a large span, a wide bridge deck, light weight and a low beam height. It is a fully transparent glass landscape bridge that has many comprehensive functions such as Attraction passage, sightseeing, bungee jumping, zipline, and catwalk. This glass bridge built on the Qin and Han Dynasty ancient waterway spans the steep cliffs of the Huangchuan Three Gorges and offers a panoramic view of the great waterfalls in northern Guangdong. With its unique structure and extraordinary appearance, it has become a landmark building for Lianzhou City to create a "historical and cultural journey, natural landscape journey, and international channel journey". The Sky-reaching Glass Bridge is built between cliffs and waterfalls, suspended above the cliffs and deep pools of the Huangchuan Three Gorges, and blends with the Souvenir environment, magnificent and harmonious. From a distance, it looks like a giant dragon with its head held high and soaring into the clouds, flying over the steep cliffs of the Grand Canyon, and looming in the mist and clouds of the Huangchuan Three Gorges. The color of the bridge body is the Chinese red that has been passed down for thousands of years. This is not only the favorite color of the Chinese nation, but also the cultural totem and spiritual conversion of the Chinese people. The Chinese red hue makes the entire bridge more stunning and eye-catching in the clouds and mist that are common in the Huangchuan Three Gorges. The Qingtian Glass Bridge is 526.14 meters long and is a large single-span suspension bridge in the valley. The on-site construction uses fully prefabricated imported bolt connections, which not only ensures the safety of the project and the stability of the structure, but also enhances the excitement of viewing. The entire glass bridge is made of 3 layers of 4.5 cm thick imported ultra-clear laminated glass. The light transmittance of this ultra-clear glass is 99.15%. Its crystal-like luster, high-definition brightness, and ultra-high light refractive index make the tourists' vision brighter, the view more transparent, and the viewing experience more exciting. Vertical arc-shaped stainless steel guardrails are used on both sides of the bridge to ensure the safety of tourists while taking 360° views on the glass bridge. The designer has endowed the Sky-High Glass Bridge with many elements about love. A romantic journey begins the moment you step onto the glass bridge. The finishing touch is that the bridge deck gradually transforms into four symmetrical "heart-to-heart" ultra-wide viewing platforms, which can accommodate 1,000 people at the same time, as if waiting for lovers' vows and children's dreams. Each "heart"-shaped platform is 13 meters wide and 14 meters long, implying "a lifetime". Walking on the glass skywalk, you can look down at the dozens of waterfalls falling into the river, spraying like mist, the deep and steep cliffs on both sides of the gorge, and the cliffs standing tall under the sun like colorful neon lights, magnificent. Being in the extraordinary poetry and painting corridor, but walking in the air with fear, this fantasy journey of "eyes in heaven, body in hell" is suitable for going hand in hand with lovers to test the courage of love. When going down the mountain, there are many shooting locations along the winding ancient plank road by the water. It is a must-visit place for couples and families to play and check in. The end point is Taohua Island, known as the "romantic terminal". This "red dragon" that stretches across the Huangchuan Three Gorges is filled with the ancient flavor of the Qin and Han dynasties, continues the legacy of the prosperous Tang and Song dynasties, follows the splendid veins of the Wei and Jin dynasties, and flows with the unique charm of the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties. With its rich cultural connotations, it forms intricate Chinese knots on the bridge towers at both ends, which highly summarizes the endless history of the descendants of the dragon, and also represents "good luck" and "reunion and prosperity".