The Yulong Bridge is heavy in historical significance. The bridge itself is very common in the south of the Yangtze River, so I don't feel much. Of course, the scenery on the bridge is definitely good, after all, it is on the beautiful Yulong River.

Yulong Bridge and Fuli Bridge are both in Baisha Town, and the two bridges are about ten minutes' drive away. According to a big sister on Yulong Bridge, both bridges were built in the Ming Dynasty, Yulong Bridge was built by masters, and Fuli Bridge was built by apprentices. There is no obvious sign of Yulong Bridge on the road. Yulong Bridge has fewer tourists and bamboo rafts than Fuli Bridge. I personally like Yulong Bridge, simple and quiet.

Yulong Bridge is located in Yulong Village, Baisha Town, Yangshuo County, Guilin City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. It is the farthest bridge in the entire Yulong River Scenic Area. It is about 15 kilometers away from the Gongnong Bridge. The surrounding environment of Yulong Bridge is very beautiful.

Highly recommended, meals to the Jinlong Restaurant in the village, the environment is great, you will know when you have been there. The local villagers are very good, pure and innocent. But parking charges 10 yuan.

Yulong Bridge is in the upstream of Yulong River, which is also the starting point of drifting. It can drift downstream by bamboo raft or ride along the river bed like me. Stop when you meet the scenery you like. Meet the dragon bridge is very charming, high arch bridges such as meniscus cross river surface, long Ivy wrapped around its body. Villagers in the village live a simple and leisurely life.

Here is my favorite scenic spot. It's really beautiful when you meet Longqiao. It's so beautiful with bamboo raft that you can't get tired of watching it. Every time I come here, there is a kind of relaxed and leisurely appreciation of the mood, beautiful scenery, good mood, even if not sitting on a bamboo raft, there is also a kind of inexplicable pleasure.

Water of the end of the rafting, with the children rafting!