Luding Bridge is located at No. 27 Warrior Road, Luding County, Ganzi Prefecture, Sichuan Province. It was built in 45 years in Kangxi, Qinghua. The bridge is 103 meters long and 3 meters wide. 13 iron chains are fixed on both sides of the Dadu River. 12,164 iron rings are interlocked. The bridge is more than 40 tons. The bridgehead is an ancient wooden structure. The style is unique in China. It is now only used as a viewing bridge. It is now a national scenic spot.

The Luding Bridge was built in September of Qing Kangxi in forty-four years (1705), and put into use in April of forty-five years (1706); it was included in China's first batch of key cultural relics protection units on March 4, 1961; and it was included in the management of scenic spots in 2003. The Luding Bridge is103.67 meters long and 3 meters wide, consisting of 13 chains, and is a long-standing ancient bridge; the bridge is famous for the battle of "flying Luding Bridge".

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Tickets are 12 yuan, you can go back and forth once, but you have to queue up for half an hour. It is best to park the car at the Luding Bridge Memorial Hall. There is an underground parking space. After visiting the memorial hall (free of charge), walk a few hundred meters to the Luding Bridge. There is only one alley in and out of the parking space next to the bridge. There is no traffic jam.

This bridge is a iron cable bridge in the Dadu River, Luding County, Sichuan Province. The water flow in the Dadu River is rapid. When the Red Army Long March arrived here, the Kuomintang warlords have removed the wooden boards on the iron cables. Facing the front several iron cables, the enemy forces forced in behind, and the heroic Red Army soldiers took the Luding Bridge. Breaking the enemy blockade, and the Red Four Army Victory Division.