Tiankeng Three Bridges

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Tiankeng Three Bridges is a spectacular natural karst landscape in Wulong, China, featuring three massive stone arch bridges and giant sinkholes that form one of the country’s most famous scenic attractions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf karst landscape
natural arch complex
tourist attraction
bestVisitedIn autumn
spring
country China
distanceFrom approximately 130 km from central Chongqing
formedBy collapse of underground caves
karst erosion
geologicalFormationType karst sinkhole system
limestone landscape
governingBody Wulong Karst Tourism Administration NERFINISHED
hasAccess shuttle buses from Wulong town
hasActivity hiking
photography
sightseeing
hasBridge Heilong Bridge NERFINISHED
Qinglong Bridge NERFINISHED
Tianlong Bridge NERFINISHED
hasChineseName 天坑三桥 NERFINISHED
hasConservationStatus protected scenic area
hasFeature giant sinkholes
karst tiankengs
natural stone arch bridges
hasTouristFacility elevators for visitors
walkways and viewing platforms
knownFor deep natural pits
dramatic vertical cliffs
largest natural bridge cluster in Asia
spectacular karst scenery
literalMeaningOfChineseName Three Bridges over Tiankengs NERFINISHED
locatedIn Chongqing NERFINISHED
Wulong District NERFINISHED
Wulong Karst National Geology Park NERFINISHED
nearbyCity Wulong NERFINISHED
partOf South China Karst NERFINISHED
Wulong Karst NERFINISHED
popularWith domestic tourists
international tourists
region southwestern China NERFINISHED
touristAttractionType geological park attraction
scenic area
UNESCOWorldHeritageSiteComponentOf South China Karst NERFINISHED
UNESCOWorldHeritageStatus inscribed as part of South China Karst NERFINISHED
usedAsFilmLocationFor Curse of the Golden Flower (scenes and promotional material association) NERFINISHED
Transformers: Age of Extinction NERFINISHED

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Wulong Karst hasComponent Tiankeng Three Bridges