Wulong Karst, as a World Natural Heritage site and a national 5A - level scenic area, it is a core component of "South China Karst". Situated at the intersection of the Wuling Mountains and the Dalou Mountains, hundreds of millions of years of dissolution have created five typical landscapes: natural bridges, sinkholes, ground fissures, karst caves, and canyons.

The Three Natural Bridges in Wulong, Chongqing is a World Natural Heritage site and a national 5A - level scenic area. It is the largest group of natural bridges in Asia and a typical karst landform. The Tianlong, Qinglong, and Heilong natural stone arch bridges are arranged longitudinally, spanning across the Yangshui River Canyon, forming the spectacular scene of "three bridges sandwiching two sinkholes", which is magnificent and precipitous.

The Wujiang Gallery in Chongqing is a national 4A - level scenic area and a karst canyon scenery belt on the upper reaches of the Yangtze River. It enjoys the reputation of "a thousand - li Wujiang River, a hundred - li gallery". The core section is from Pengshui in Chongqing to Gongtan in Youyang. The river is as clear as jade, with precipitous cliffs on both sides and numerous strange peaks. It integrates strange mountains, clear waters, dangerous shoals, ancient towns, and trackways, featuring both the grandeur of the Three Gorges and the elegance of the Lijiang River.

Chongqing Fairy Mountain National Forest Park is a national 5A - level scenic area. Located in Wulong District. With an average altitude of about 1,900 meters, it has 330,000 mu of forest and 100,000 mu of alpine grassland, and is renowned as the "Switzerland of the East", the "Southern Pasture", and the "Summer Palace of the Mountain City". The average temperature in summer is between 18 - 20℃, making it a natural summer - retreat. In winter, it is covered with snow, suitable for skiing and enjoying the snow scenery.