Neiwan Suspension Bridge

【NOTICE: Neiwan Suspension Bridge is currently completely closed to both pedestrians and vehicles. To ensure visitor safety, please refrain from visiting temporarily and adhere to on-site control measures. We apologize for any inconvenience caused.】The babbling Youluo River flows down a winding valley, its water crystal clear, revealing the bottom. The famous "Neiwan Suspension Bridge" is located to the east of Neiwan Village, spanning the Youluo River. The bridge features two cable-stayed piers in the river, standing majestically in the gurgling stream, appearing grand and imposing. To the west of Neiwan Village, also suspended between the banks of the Youluo River and hidden behind large rocks and trees, is the "Panlong Suspension Bridge." This bridge is long yet narrow, and its weathered inscriptions further highlight its spiritual and rustic beauty. The two bridges complement each other, lying across the Youluo River, forming a scene of "two dragons resting on the waves." Walking across them, the blue sky, white clouds, and lush green mountains intertwine, allowing visitors to take in the beautiful mountain scenery and freely revel in the breathtaking beauty of the mountain wilderness.