Neiwan Suspension Bridge Introduction
Announcement: The Neiwan Suspension Bridge is currently closed to all pedestrian and vehicle traffic. For the safety of visitors, please refrain from visiting and follow on-site control measures. We apologize for any inconvenience caused. The gently flowing Youluo Creek meanders down the winding valley, with crystal-clear water that can be seen through. The famous "Neiwan Suspension Bridge" is located to the east of Neiwan Village, spanning across Youluo Creek. The suspension bridge has two supporting towers with cables set in the creek, presenting a magnificent and imposing sight amidst the rushing water. To the west of Neiwan Village, there is also the "Panlong Suspension Bridge," similarly suspended between the banks of Youluo Creek, hidden behind giant rocks and trees. Its long yet narrow structure, along with the mottled inscriptions, enhances its charm and rustic beauty. Together, the two bridges create the picturesque scene of "Two Dragons Lying on the Waves" over Youluo Creek. Walking on them, one can see the interplay of blue skies, white clouds, and verdant mountains, capturing the breathtaking beauty of the landscape, allowing visitors to freely immerse themselves in the stunning scenery of the mountains and forests.
