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.
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.