Review of Three Natural Bridges (天坑三桥)

A Majestic Natural Rock Valley in Wulong, Chongqing 1. Overview & Highlights • Comprising three ancient stone bridges – Tianlong Bridge (Heavenly Dragon Bridge), Qinglong Bridge (Green Dragon Bridge), and Heilong Bridge (Black Dragon Bridge), these formations are millions of years old, created by the collapse of karst systems on cliffs over 200–300 meters high. • The three bridges are aligned in a straight line across a small valley near the Yangshui River Canyon, earning the title of "Asia's largest group of natural geological bridges." 2. Recommended Travel Route • Start by taking a scenic elevator down to the valley floor. The walking paths are well-maintained, with wooden walkways leading close to the bridges over the water. • Walk under each bridge and enjoy the interplay of light and shadow, the towering cliffs, and lush greenery. • Visit "Tianfu Posthouse," a traditional Chinese-style farm featured in Zhang Yimou's Golden Gold movie and scenes from the Transformers film. It's a popular spot for photography. 3. Ticket Prices & Visiting Hours • Elevator + shuttle bus + green route: 95 yuan (low season), 125 yuan (high season), including transportation and elevator fees. • Operating hours: 09:00–16:00 (all seasons). "Three Natural Bridges" is a top-tier natural attraction in China – perfect for those seeking to marvel at towering cliffs, natural arch bridges, scenic elevators, and leisurely walks. Highlights include unique photo spots like "Tianfu Posthouse" and the serene atmosphere of the valley.