Yunbu Bridge is located at the northern end of Happy Three Miles. It is a single-arch stone bridge spanning Zhongxi Stream. Its original name was Xuehua Bridge. To the north of the bridge, there is a large ravine adjacent to a cliff, and a waterfall plunges directly down. The scenery is magnificent. It is a natural place for tourists to stop and take a short rest. To the east, there is a ‘Zhuoquan Pavilion’ built in the Qing Dynasty. The pavilion is made of stone, and its interior and exterior are engraved with couplets and poems. Tourists can appreciate the great Chinese spirit and sublimate their spiritual world from these stone carvings.
Opening hours: Open all day throughout the year.
