The Tiansheng Bridge in Luzhai
Last updated 2026-11-15 — The Tiansheng Bridge in Luzhai is a single-arch stone bridge that spans the Tiankeng (natural sinkhole) and Tianchuang (natural skylight) of the Xiamo underground river. The bridge deck is adorned with lush green trees and vibrant mountain flowers, while beneath it hang stalactites. The upstream water reflects the scenery, and downstream, flowing water creates a thunderous roar. The Tiankeng and Tianchuang are surrounded by sheer cliffs. With its beautiful bridge, water, mountains, splashing water, and scenic environment, the area is hailed as a paradise on earth and a fairyland.
The Tiansheng Bridge in Luzhai
The Tiansheng Bridge in Luzhai is a single-arch stone bridge that spans the Tiankeng and Tianchuang of the Xiamo underground river. The bridge deck is adorned with lush green trees and vibrant mountain flowers, while beneath it hang stalactites. The upstream water reflects the scenery, and downstream, flowing water creates a thunderous roar. The Tiankeng and Tianchuang are surrounded by sheer cliffs. With its beautiful bridge, water, mountains, splashing water, and scenic environment, people call the scenery around the Xiangqiao (Fragrant Bridge) a paradise on earth and a fairyland.
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