Climbing Dragon Vine
Last updated 2026-10-05 — The Climbing Dragon Vine is located 11 kilometers along the eastern highway of the Bawangling Forestry Bureau. Two vines, each with a diameter exceeding 10 centimeters, twist and spiral like dragons...
Climbing Dragon Vine
The Climbing Dragon Vine 
Bawangling National Forest Park
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Located 11 kilometers along the eastern highway of the Bawangling Forestry Bureau, two vines with diameters over 10 centimeters twist and spiral like dragons, wrapping around the entire 30-meter-tall trunk of a Ficus nervosa tree with a diameter at breast height of 60 centimeters from the base upwards. The sight resembles an extraordinary and beautiful "tree sculpture." After reaching the treetop, the vines descend vertically and penetrate into the soil, forming their own robust root system, resembling a "climbing dragon."
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