武隆喀斯特
Wulong Karst
Wulong is part of the Karst World Natural Heritage in South China. The high-level inland karst has been uplifted and eroded to form huge sinkholes, natural bridges, canyons and caves. Landscapes such as Tiansheng Sanqiao can intuitively represent the geological scale, but Wulong's scenic spots are distributed in vast mountainous areas and are not a compact park.
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武隆喀斯特
Wulong District, Chongqing City
Before you go
Check the essentials before you visit
- Booking
- Confirm reservation requirements
- Admission notes
- Separate scenic areas, lifts and transfers may require different tickets
- Suggested visit
- 6 hr
- Information updated
- 10/2/2026
Hours, prices, booking rules and ID requirements can change. Confirm them with the attraction before booking or setting out.
Opening hours
Confirmed opening hours are not available on this page. Check opening and last-entry times with the venue before setting out.
Getting there
The high-speed rail can reach Wulong, but you still need scenic buses or highways to connect you. It takes a long day to go back and forth from the central city of Chongqing, so staying for one night is more leisurely and more suitable for connecting multiple areas.
Practical notes
The route includes lots of steps, lifts and open-air environments. You should give priority to choosing a major scenic spot, confirm the trail and connection operations, carry layered clothing and rain gear, and do not underestimate the physical exertion of returning to the exit from the deep valley.
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