Qingyuan Gulong Gorge Glass Sky Bridge


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Use the e‑voucher to collect your ticket and redeem it. Reminder: If purchasing a combo ticket, please ensure you collect and redeem your ticket before 14:15 on the day of visit. Due to traffic congestion on weekends, summer holidays, and public holidays, it is recommended to schedule your trip in the morning. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
Open from 09:00 to 16:30
(1) The following persons are strictly prohibited from visiting: infants carried in arms and their carers, pregnant women, and visitors with mental illness, heart disease, high blood pressure, acrophobia, intoxication, or any other conditions unsuitable for visiting; visitors aged 70 or above must sign a health declaration before visiting.
(2) Children under 1.2 metres are admitted free of charge and must be accompanied by an adult. Each paying adult may bring one free‑of‑charge child. Children over 1.2 metres must purchase an adult ticket.
(3) Smoking is strictly prohibited in the scenic area. Bringing pets up the mountain is strictly prohibited. It is also strictly prohibited to bring sharp objects, blunt instruments, drones, flammable or explosive dangerous items; except for small personal bags (wallets, handbags, waist bags) and mobile phones, large items must not be carried and should be stored at the visitor centre luggage storage.
(4) For your safety and the safety of others, visitors wearing bare feet, high heels, using walking sticks, in wheelchairs, or wearing spiked shoes are not allowed to participate in the tour.
(5) To keep the glass platform/bridge surface smooth and clean, please wear the special shoe covers provided.
(6) Follow the staff's instructions and queue up to enter the bridge/platform. Do not push, jostle, fight, chase, jump, or throw objects. Do not play in the water or lean on the railings to prevent leaning over and accidents.
(7) When the glass platform/bridge reaches its capacity limit, please follow the staff's instructions and visit in batches for your safety and the safety of others.
(8) In the event of severe weather, the scenic area may suspend operations temporarily. Please handle ticket refunds or date changes promptly. In case of an emergency, follow the staff's instructions and evacuate to a safe area in an orderly manner.
(9) Visitors accompanied by children or elderly persons should always look after them, pay attention to safety, and prevent them from getting lost.
(10) In accordance with the relevant requirements of government departments for the safe operation of tourism enterprises, and to ensure the safe operation of the scenic area's glass bridge, all visitors going up the mountain for the tour will be subject to security checks. The following items are strictly prohibited from being brought onto the glass bridge: backpacks, drones, high heels, spiked shoes, metal/glass cups, children's strollers, suitcases, pets, controlled knives, flammable and explosive items, toxic and hazardous items, and other dangerous items. Before visiting the glass bridge, visitors must store items other than dangerous or prohibited items at the scenic area's luggage storage in advance and cooperate with the security check.
(1) Do not bring car keys, mobile phones, cameras, necklaces, bracelets, watches, or similar items onto the raft to avoid loss or getting wet. The company shall not be liable for any loss or damage to such items during the rafting process. These items should be stored at the visitor centre luggage storage.
(2) The following persons are strictly prohibited from participating in rafting: males aged 60 (inclusive) or above / females aged 55 (inclusive) or above, children under 1.2 metres (excluding), persons under the influence of alcohol, disabled persons, pregnant women, or visitors with mental illness, heart disease, cerebrovascular disease, fractures, lumbar disc herniation, or other related conditions, to prevent accidents.
(3) Before rafting, you must wear the life jacket and helmet as required. During the rafting process, it is strictly prohibited to remove the helmet to splash water, to get off the raft to play in the water, or to stand on the raft.
(4) Always hold onto the safety belt on the inside of the raft, pay attention to signs and warnings along the way, and follow the staff's instructions.
(5) When going through drops, hold onto the safety rope tightly, tuck your feet in, lean your body towards the centre of the raft, and go with the current.
(6) If the raft capsizes, stay calm and quickly get to the shore or seek help from the river safety personnel.
(7) If the raft gets stuck in a whirlpool, patiently adjust the direction and centre of gravity of the rubber raft. Do not get off to push the raft, and promptly seek help from the river safety personnel.
(8) Generally, one raft can seat 2 persons. The specific arrangement is subject to the coordination of the on‑site staff.
Gulong Gorge Scenic Area Online Ticket Collection Window
09:00~16:30 (Cloudtop Glass Bridge) 11:30~16:00 (Rafting, Weekdays) 10:00~16:30 (Rafting, Weekends) 10:30~16:00 (Rafting, Weekdays from 21 July)
The following persons are strictly prohibited from participating in rafting: males aged 60/females aged 55 or above, children under 1.2 metres, persons under the influence of alcohol, disabled persons, pregnant women, or visitors with mental illness, heart disease, cerebrovascular disease, fractures, lumbar disc herniation, or other related conditions.

Attraction Highlights
Gulong Gorge Skywalk is a glass sightseeing complex that integrates a suspended glass platform, a glass suspension corridor, a glass plank road, a glass suspension bridge, a glass sky mirror, and a glass live‑streaming studio. The scenic spot uses three layers of 6.0cm thick ultra‑clear laminated glass with a light transmittance of 99.15%, offering clear brightness and an ultra‑high refractive index. The six major glass projects are suspended above the waterfalls at an altitude of 530 metres amidst the peaks of Gulong Gorge, extending out from the sheer cliffs, with a total length of 1,300 metres and an area of 12,000 square metres, creating a majestic yet harmonious spectacle. The thousand‑metre‑high Gulong Grand Canyon integrates waterfalls, deep pools, strange rocks, and jungles, including the Ten‑Thousand‑Zhang Cliff Waterfall with a single drop of 131 metres. Skywalk holds 12 world records, establishing itself as the new global leader in high‑altitude sightseeing.
Visitors can take a single‑stage outdoor escalator from the middle of the canyon directly to the Skywalk glass bridge. The entire elevator has no intermediate platforms, reaching the top in one go, and is equipped with a sunshade and rain cover. It takes 2 minutes and 45 seconds, equivalent to ascending 30 storeys.

The six major glass projects unveil the City in the Sky one by one:
1. Glass Platform: The Skywalk glass platform has a total length of 302 metres, with a suspended span of 202 metres and a width of 72 metres. The giant UFO‑shaped glass platform sits atop the large waterfall, hovering over the cliff and deep pool, close to the massive water curtain of the waterfall. The finishing touch is an 18‑metre‑diameter giant glass circular viewing deck at the top of the platform. If Skywalk is a steel beast, then the giant gorilla sculpture, standing 26.8 metres tall behind the glass platform, is the soul of the Gulong Gorge forest.

2. Glass Suspension Bridge: With a total length of 329 metres and an average width of 3.8 metres, the bridge features two harbour‑style transparent viewing platforms. The waterfall‑viewing glass bridge echoes the UFO glass platform, and the harbour‑style viewing platforms are equipped with 5D sound and light effects devices that trigger fantastic effects such as "landslides and earth‑shattering" or "glass shattering" when sensing visitors passing by.

3. Glass Plank Road: With cliffs underfoot and blue skies overhead, the 400‑metre glass plank road connects all six glass projects on the same level, circling the Gulong Gorge Waterfall and the Sky‑Piercing Cliff for sightseeing, eliminating the need to cross mountains.

4. Glass Suspension Corridor: A sky corridor suspended high above the mountain peaks, linking the UFO circular platform with the Sky Mirror.

5. Sky Mirror: A freshly unveiled trendy attraction, featuring 200 square metres of highly reflective glass.

6. Suspended Live‑Streaming Studio: Located at the highest point of Skywalk, perched above the waterfall and extending beyond the sheer cliff. An outdoor glass live‑streaming space at an altitude of 530 metres, with a vertical drop of 263 metres and a suspended length of 16 metres. The glass live‑streaming space is semi‑lotus‑shaped with three petals, symbolising the unity of heaven, earth, and humanity. As it extends over the waterfall, it is also known as "Flying Waterfall Lotus Sky". During live broadcasts, the top serves as the broadcasting area, while the left and right sides are product display zones. The studio uses specially made soundproof laminated glass. To ensure normal broadcasting during adverse weather, a pink transparent cabin has been built on the cliff next to the live‑streaming platform, serving as an all‑weather backup broadcast room. Standing on the suspended live‑streaming platform, the majestic waterfall surges right beneath your feet.

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