Boasting a unique landscape, the Wulong Karst is one of the most sought out attractions in China. The breathtaking scenery in Wulong has taken it to the UNESCO World Heritage list. Yes! It is that good; and once you have a taste of it you will only second this statement. Caves, Gorges, intricate nooks and corners, mist, and mountains are all part of the highlights of the Wulong Karst.
The Wulong Karst in addition to being one of the most scenic, hence tranquil destinations in the country; is also an excellent place for some Hiking. There are three main highlights in the area; they are the Three Natural Bridges, the Furong Caves and the Houping Tiankengs. Since each attraction is about 15km away from each other, hiking is an excellent way to get from one place to another. The Hiking experience in this region is all the more better thanks to the exotic scenery that adorns your pathway from one place to another
Each highlight of the Wulong Karst is amazing and intriguing in its own way. The three Natural Bridges is an excellent opening attraction. These are actually a series of natural limestone bridges that boast an array of features; the unique natural make up of the bridges are indeed fascinating. Then there is the Furong Caves; spanning at a length of over 2500 meters the caves features vertical shafts, Stalactites and other Sedimentary features. Of all the attractions the Houping Tiankeng is the most scenic. With an array of weathered Karst hills, rocks, cliffs, deep gorges and stone bridges, The Wulong Karst explains the meaning of raw and authentic beauty. There are several different packages available for one to explore the Wulong Karst area. Some take about one day but there are others that include an overnight stay as well.
After exploring the Wulong Karst and all the wonders that come with it, come home to the Somerset JieFangBei Chongqing. This is one of the finest apartments in Chongqing prime district. The comforts you experience here are unmatched and so are the services, plus it has the added advantages and flexibility of a typical Chongqing serviced apartment.
Umanga Kahandawaarachchi is a passionate travel writer who writes under the pen name, Maggie Tulliver. Her field of writing covers a wide array of content and articles related to travel and hospitality industry.
