Wulong Karst National Geology Park is situatedthe lower reaches of the Wujiang River in southeast Chongqing. It was named as a world natural heritage by UNESCO in 2007.

Compared with Stone Forest Karst in Yunnan and Libo Karst in Guizhou, Wulong Karst National Geology Park is located in a relatively remote area away from the impact of human activities. Therefore, Wulong Karst retains the original features of karst landform that have been despoiled elsewhere, hence its outstanding universal value.

Wulong Karst is a valuable treasure that nature created. It is a cluster of severallandscapes, consisting of gorges, natural bridges, caves, eroded, shafts and underground streams. These karst landform developed in the carbonate rocks, vividly recording the development and evolution of karst terrain.

Highlights:

 Cave

Furong Cave, literally Lotus Cave, abounds with various sediments forming many splendid natural wonders. The limestone sediments are also of great significance in scientific study.

The Three Natural Bridges

The three natural bridges constitute the largest natural bridge cluster in Asia, and the naturalbridges are quite high and grand, a sight rarely seen anywhere in the world.

Giant Doline

Giant Doline is the prime example and the largestcluster formed by erosion in the world, and the longest underground cavern system in Asia.