13884523 - After rains pass and clouds rise from the bottom of the gorges in Sanqiao, or the Three Natural Bridges, unveiling large limestone cliffs.; Wulong, Chongqing Province, China.13884521 - Vegetated limestone mountains tower above a built structure.; Wulong, Chongqing Province, China.13884525 - Three cave explorers in the heavily vegetated floor of the Er Wang Dong cave system.; Wulong, Chongqing Province, China.13884524 - After rains pass and clouds rise from the bottom of the gorges in Sanqiao, or the Three Natural Bridges, unveiling large limestone cliffs.; Wulong, Chongqing Province, China.70396667 - View from the Monastery of Wulong, Tianlong Tumpu, Guizhou, China70499490 - Looking up the largest underground shaft in the world. Miao Keng stands at 519m tall with more space high into the roof that has not yet been surveyed. Wulong, China.70499491 - Cave explorer Duncan Collis ascends a rope in Miao Keng, the largest underground shaft in the world in Wulong County, China.71209106 - Furong stalactite cave of the Wulong Karst geological park, UNESCO World Heritage Site in Wulong county, Chongqing, China, Asia71209105 - Three Natural Bridges of the Wulong Karst geological park, UNESCO World Heritage Site in Wulong county, Chongqing, China, Asia71047088 - Temple building at Wulong Natural Rock Bridges, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Chongqing Municipality, China, Asia70499489 - A Russian cave explorer stood in the middle of a large river passage called Lio Mu Shu deep underground in China.70499488 - Katie Dent ascends a rope next to a waterfall called the Dragons Mouth in a cave in China.
