The stunning Three Natural Bridges in Wulong National Geology Park – a UNESCO World Heritage site, and setting for key scenes in “Transformers 4: Age of Extinction” & “Curse of the Golden Flower” – was the highlight of our China trip along with Laitan ancient town. I featured both in some of my earliest posts.
The outdoor glass elevator!
Sedan chair to help the disabled access the rest of the descent.
Structures built during the filming of “The Curse of the Golden Flower’
Here is a recap in photos of that visit, and of our spectacular descent into the 1.5 kilometre gorge. (All shot with a point and shoot that has long since been retired.)
Second opening of the double arched bridge.
Thank you for reading & have a great weekend!
Phenomenal. Excellent photos, Madhu.
Thank you Judy. Superlatives are de regueur everywhere in China! 🙂
I read your comments with Cathy (Dutchak) and they made me smile. I’ll just fit in Burma, Vietnam… while I’m here 🙂 Ever onwards before time runs out! She’s published some stunning photos of the karst landscape. I’m just jealous of the pair of you, Madhu 🙂 🙂
🙂 And I envy you your home in the Algarve Jo!
A nature’s castle, that’s what it looks like.
Nature’s castle is a perfect tag for this amazing geologocal formation Rommel😀
Awesome photos, the karst topography of China is so unique ~
And they have so many such parks don’t they? Thanks Randall.
What an amazingly beautiful place.