Wulong Karst is part of the South China Karst UNESCO inscription (2007). The Three Natural Bridges (Tianlong, Qinglong, Heilong) are massive limestone arches spanning 200m+ each — among the largest natural bridges on Earth. The walking trail descends through a 1.5km gorge between the bridges; pure cinematic landscape (Zhang Yimou's Curse of the Golden Flower filmed here; Transformers: Age of Extinction's chase scene too). Combine with Furong Cave (another section of the park) — a massive cave with stalactites, ¥120. The whole Wulong Park complex needs a full day. 130 km from Chongqing — 2 hr by Chongqing North → Wulong high-speed rail + shuttle. Or join a day tour from Chongqing (¥350-500 including transport + tickets).

Address

Fairy Mountain Town, Wulong District, Chongqing

武隆区仙女山镇

Highlights

Tianlong Bridge (天龙桥)First and largest of the three natural bridges
Curse of Golden Flower setZhang Yimou's 2006 film used the gorge as backdrop
Furong CaveMassive limestone cave nearby; ¥120, 1-2 hour tour

For foreign visitors

English service: english tour
Cards accepted: visa, master
Booking / entry: required
Best time: April-October; avoid rainy days (slippery descents)
Wi-Fi: free
Transit access: taxi difficult

Photos

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Scenic view of foggy karst mountains reflected in a calm lake with lush greenery.

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Misty landscape featuring karst hills, lush greenery, and a serene reflection in calm waters. Ideal for nature and travel enthusiasts.

One of the three natural bridges at "Sanqiao Tiankeng" Three Natural Bridges. This is formed by roof collapse of a river cave. Located in Wulong， a provincial-l

Furong Cave — a Karst cave with limestone formations, in a park within the South China Karst World Heritage Site, in South-Central China.
Located 20 km (12 mi)

Niubizidong Tiankeng during the winter. Located in the Qingkou Tiankeng cluster of the Wulong Karst.

Three Natural Bridges in the Wulong Karst National Geology Park, in Xiannüshan Town (仙女山镇), Wulong District, Chongqing Municipality, China.

What travelers say (5 reviews)

NatureWow·TripAdvisor·5/5

UNESCO Three Natural Bridges + Furong Cave. The bridges span 200m+ — among Earth's largest natural limestone arches. Zhang Yimou filmed Curse of Golden Flower here.

2026-04-15

喀斯特地貌·Xiaohongshu·5/5

武隆天生三桥+龙水峡+仙女山一日游！UNESCO。张艺谋《满城尽带黄金甲》取景地。

2026-03-28

Mark D.·Google Maps·5/5

130 km from Chongqing — 2hr high-speed train + shuttle. Day tours (¥350-500) cover transport + 3 sites + lunch. Easier than DIY.

2026-04-22

KarstChina·YouTube·5/5

South China Karst UNESCO inscription. The gorge walk between the three bridges is pure cinematic landscape.

2026-02-14

Qing M.·Ctrip·5/5

重庆北→武隆约2小时¥60，到站再转30分钟班车。建议跟团省心。4-10月最佳。