Fuli Bridge
富里桥
A Ming single-arch stone bridge on the upper Yulong River. The arch and its reflection form a full moon, making it the quietest endpoint for cycling the Yulong River.
Fuli Bridge lies on the upper reaches of the Yulong River, near Baisha Town. It is a Ming single-arch stone bridge about 9 meters high. Its bluestone is mottled with moss, and when the water is still as a mirror, the arch and its reflection form a full moon. It is one of the most photogenic old bridges along the Yulong River. Compared with Yulong Bridge, far fewer tourists come here. Bamboo rafts, grazing cattle, karst peak clusters, and rice fields create a classic countryside scene. It is ideal for cycling or hiking: from Yulong Bridge, follow the river northward for about 3 km to reach it, and you can continue on rural paths further upstream. The bridge is free to visit, and small shops by the bridge offer places to rest. Morning and evening light is best. After rain, the stone surface is slippery, so do not run on the bridge.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Yulong Bridge
- Shiwai Taoyuan (Shangri-La)
- Jiuxian Village
- Putao Karst Peak Forest
- Guilin Romance Park (Qianguqing)
- Yangshuo Park
- Bilian Peak
- Yangshuo West Street