Three Natural Bridges

This is Wulong’s essential first landscape: three huge natural arches linked by a deep karst valley and the historic Tianfu post-station setting. The route is directed rather than a short out-and-back viewpoint.

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Read the map from the tourist-center shuttle at the lower right. The two entrance options converge at Tianlong Bridge; the main valley path then continues through Tianlong Tiankeng, Tianfu Post Station, Qinglong Bridge, Shenying Tiankeng and Heilong Bridge. At the left-side exit, choose the signed transfer toward Longshuixia only if it is part of your ticket and day plan. The board was photographed in December 2025; current on-site signs and operator notices still control the visit.

How to visit

Transfer from the Fairy Mountain Tourist Center through the scenic-area system. At the entrance, confirm which elevator and shuttle segments are operating and what your ticket includes. Descend steadily, pause at the bridge chambers, then continue to the signed exit and return transport. Wulong’s current visitor guidance describes the same one-way sequence and a typical visit of about two to three hours.

What recent visitors warn about

The distance on a map understates stairs, damp paving and time spent queuing for transport. Wear shoes with grip and carry a light rain layer. Travelers with knee or mobility limits should ask the operator about the current reduced-mobility route before entering; do not assume the elevator removes every stair.

Pairing

Combine with Longshuixia only when you can sustain another one-way gorge walk. Fairy Mountain is a separate plateau experience and is the first cut when weather or daylight tightens.