Lesser Three Gorges

Lesser Three Gorges, located in Wushan County, Chongqing, China, is an important part of the Three Gorges Scenic Area along the Yangtze River. It consists of three stunning gorges: Longmen Gorge, Bawu Gorge, and Dicui Gorge, spanning a total length of about 50 kilometers, adjacent to the Three Gorges of the Yangtze River, with over 20,000 mu of lush bamboos and trees. Known for its picturesque canyon landscapes and rich cultural heritage, the Wushan Lesser Three Gorges offers a unique combination of natural beauty and historical significance.

Embark on an unforgettable journey along the serene waters of the Daning River, known as the Lesser Three Gorges, a breathtaking tributary of the Yangtze River nestled in Wushan. Your experience begins with a scenic ferry ride, followed by an intimate small boat excursion deeper into the enchanting Madu River. As you glide through this magnificent riverine gorge, surrounded by lush forests and dramatic limestone cliffs, you'll be captivated by the remnants of ancient settlements, including the remarkable hanging coffins resting high on the cliff faces - a powerful testament to the region's rich history and cultural heritage.