Eternal Divide of Longhuixia - Wulong Karst!

A journey through Longhuixia Gap, an enchanting marvel tucked away within the breathtaking expanse of Wulong National Park, is a must for every visitor. With a history dating back millions of years, this geological wonderland is a testament to the Earth's artistic prowess which has earned Longhuixia Gap a place on the UNESCO World Heritage List.🏆 Whether you seek adventure, tranquility, or a deeper connection with nature, Longhuixia Gap offers an unparalleled experience. Capture the beauty with your camera, but remember to immerse yourself fully in the present, for this place carries the whispers of millions of years.🤩 Longhuixia Gap invites you to step into a world where time has carved masterpieces, where ancient bridges tell stories, and where nature's wonders await your discovery. Plan your escape to this living testament to Earth's artistry within Wulong National Park, and let its timeless beauty leave an indelible mark on your soul.❤️ Tips and Tricks: The name "Longhuixia" can be broken down into its components: - "Long" (龙) means "dragon" in Chinese. - "Hui" (回) could refer to the Hui ethnic group, but in this context, it's more likely to mean "return" or "revive." - "Xia" (峡) means "canyon" or "gorge." So, the name "Longhuixia" roughly translates to "Dragon's Revive Canyon" or "Dragon's Return Gorge." The name may have cultural or historical significance tied to the area, but the exact origin may vary. If your going to this magnificent place keep in mind that weather can change rapidly as, in general, hilly areas capture clouds and are more prone to unexpected rainfalls. ⛈️ So think about shoes you'll be wearing as the caves and stone walkways might become abnormally slippery. 🙃 Also, grab an umbrella as some of the streams and waterfallsfa splash right on the foothpath through the Longhuixia Gap. ☔ Upon exiting the scenic spot and heading to the buses you'll pass by small vendors selling fruits and refreshments. If something catches your eye you might be better off buying whatever you saw back in Wulong city as the prices within scenic areas are generally higher than out of them. 💹 In our case we found and amazingly delicious banana-looking fruit. Despite buying it within the scenic are, the taste of it seemed to be worth every yuan(¥) we paid for it.🤤 Enjoy!💙💚💛 #spintheworld #trip #wulongpark #wulong