Shuicheng Tianshengqiao

　　The Tianshengqiao Tourist Scenic Area is located in the Ganhe region of Jinping Township, Shuicheng County, 71 kilometers from the city center, covering an area of 9.4 square kilometers. It is an important part of the Nankai Provincial Scenic Area. Tianshengqiao is a remnant section of a collapsed limestone cave. The bridge stands 136 meters high, spans 60 meters, with a roof arch thickness of 15 meters and a bridge deck length of 30 meters. According to karst geologists from China and abroad, Shuicheng Tianshengqiao is the highest highway natural bridge in the world. Originally called "Tianxian Bridge" (Fairy Bridge), it is also known as the "No. 1 Bridge in China" and is the most remarkable among the many natural bridges in the region. Towering into the clouds, the bridge resembles a rainbow stretching across a perilous chasm. From atop the bridge, one can gaze at the surrounding mountains that undulate like ocean waves. The nearby area features numerous caves, underground rivers, and karst valleys, with rugged rocks at the valley bottom, lush trees, and murmuring streams. The beautiful legend of the Fairy Bridge adds an air of mystery to the site. With its unique karst landscape and rich ethnic culture, Tianshengqiao forms a comprehensive tourist destination that combines sightseeing, exploration, and adventure.

　　 To reach the Tianshengqiao Scenic Area from the city center, follow the Shuinan Third-Class Highway for 71 kilometers. Currently, you can take a bus from Shuicheng to Jinping and get off at the Jinping Township government, then transfer to a minivan for an 8-kilometer ride. There are four to six buses per day, with a fare of 15 yuan per person. There is no entrance fee. At night, you can stay at a farmhouse inn in Jinping to enjoy local cuisine or return to the city.