Three Natural Bridges Scenic Area — Attraction in Chongqing

The location isn't worth the hours of travel required to reach it. There are multiple inconveniences that detract from the experience:

Large tour groups frequently cut in line and engage in pushing/shoving behavior, which is to be expected, so you will need to prepare for it. Double payment system: you must pay an entrance fee, then pay again for a shuttle to reach the main area Insufficient staff to manage crowds and enforce proper queuing Requests from staff to form lines are largely ignored by visitors

The disorderly environment and constant jostling completely undermine what should be a peaceful experience to enjoy nature. The beautiful scenery can't compensate for the frustrating visitor management issues.

Management desperately needs to improve crowd control measures and possibly implement a better reservation system to limit overcrowding. Until these issues are addressed, I would recommend seeking alternative destinations that offer similar natural beauty without the...

The Three Natural Bridges Scenic Area in Wulong, China, is a breathtaking UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its massive limestone bridges—Tianlong, Qinglong, and Heilong—formed by ancient karst erosion. This stunning landscape, part of the Wulong Karst region, features towering cliffs, deep gorges, and lush vegetation, creating a dramatic and otherworldly atmosphere. Visitors can explore walkways, caves, and waterfalls while marveling at the natural grandeur. The area gained fame as a filming location for Transformers: Age of Extinction, further boosting its global appeal. A must-visit for nature lovers and photographers, the Three Natural Bridges offer an unforgettable glimpse into Earth’s...

Breathtaking views, awesome mountains, nice even path to walk and there was hardly any climbing. We only climbed to see an elephant rock structure. We visited in early June and there was no big crowd to jostle with. Only queue was taking the rotating bubble lift down. This was the only bottleneck area. Weather was really cooling even though...