Chongqing Three Natural Bridges + Longshuixia Fissure Gorge + Wujiang 1-day tour [VIP private tour]

▲ The Three Natural Bridges scenic area is known for its three natural stone arch bridges: Tianlong Bridge, Qinglong Bridge, and Black Dragon Bridge, forming a cluster of natural bridges. These bridges are majestic, unique, perilous, beautiful, secluded, and extraordinary, having withstood tens of millions of years of natural forces. At the bottom of the Tianlong Bridge pit in the Three Natural Bridges lies the ancient-style Tianfu Posthouse, with its blue tiles and gray walls. Originally built in the second year of Tang Wude (619 AD), it was a crucial post station between "Zuantianpu" and "Baiguopu," serving as an important relay for official information between Fuzhou and Qianzhou in ancient times, before being destroyed by war. This building is located in the Wulong sinkhole, beneath the Qinglong Bridge of the Three Natural Bridges. A valley road, approximately 5 meters wide, runs along the bottom of the pit, resembling an ancient post road suitable for wooden carts and horseback riding. The posthouse is situated beside this road, with its roof overshadowed by Tianlong Bridge.

▲ The Tianfu Posthouse is an ancient post station ruin located at the bottom of the Tianlong Bridge pit in Chongqing's Three Natural Bridges. It was originally built in the second year of Wude in the Tang Dynasty (619 AD) as an official posthouse for transmitting documents and receiving officials between Fuzhou and Qianzhou during the Tang Dynasty, but was later destroyed by war. The existing buildings were rebuilt in 2005 for the filming of "Curse of the Golden Flower," based on historical records, as a replica Han-Tang style courtyard. It includes over 20 blue-tiled, gray-walled houses, stables, and post roads. The roof is covered by the Tianlong Bridge rock wall, and it is surrounded by karst landforms.

▲ Tianlong Bridge: Height 235m | Width 147m | Arch span 20–75m | Features two cave passages (Mihun Cave) below, showcasing ancient underground river diversion traces; Tianfu Posthouse ruins at the pit bottom.

▲ Qinglong Bridge: Bridge height 281 meters | Bridge deck width 124 meters | Arch span 13–58 meters | Significant vertical drop, rainbows often appear after rain, resembling a "flying green dragon"; the collapsed section at the bridge top shows the evolution process of a sinkhole |

▲ Black Dragon Bridge: Deck height 223m | Deck width 193m | Arch span 16–49m | The arched cave is dim with various dissolution features on the ceiling; features 4 hanging springs including Mist Spring and Pearl Spring, adding dynamic beauty |

▲ Arrange a 5–9 seat car/business van based on the number of people. Local friends will guide you and share local cultural stories."

▲ Arrange a 5–9 seat car/business van based on the number of people. Local friends will guide you and share local cultural stories."

▲ Local indigenous guide master, who is also a driver-guide, will enthusiastically share the local culture and customs of his hometown.

▲ Arrange a 5–9 seat car/business van based on the number of people. Local friends will guide you and share local cultural stories."

▲ Here, you can see the famous Wujiang Chibi (Red Cliff) and the incredibly beautiful canyon scenery. The Chibi Observation Deck features antique architecture, with upper and lower viewing platforms and cantilevered corridors. Photos taken from here are guaranteed to be stunning. If you have time, be sure to take a boat ride to experience the pleasant feeling of "being in a painting," a real-life "Emerald City."