Small Group Study Tour | Baiheliang Underwater Museum + Unlock the 816 Nuclear Power Project + Wuling Mountain | Includes guided tour + 2-8 person group all-inclusive one-day tour
【Pure travel with no shopping】There are no hidden costs throughout the trip, allowing ample time for scenery and experiences, so you can enjoy the pure pleasure of the journey.
【Exclusive Guided Tour Service】Equipped with professional guides for the Baiheliang Underwater Museum and the 816 Nuclear Project, providing in-depth interpretations of hydrological culture and history, and helping you understand the essence of the scenic spot.
【Comfortable and Convenient Travel】 Thoughtful service from driver and guide, electronic translation for foreign guests, flexible itinerary pace, making travel more worry-free.
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【Pure sightseeing tour with no shopping】No hidden costs throughout the entire trip, allowing ample time for scenery and experiences, so you can enjoy the pure pleasure of the journey.
【Exclusive Guided Tour Service】Equipped with professional guides for the Baiheliang Underwater Museum and the 816 Nuclear Project, providing in-depth interpretations of hydrological culture and history, and helping you understand the essence of the scenic spot.
【Comfortable and Convenient Travel】 Thoughtful service from driver and guide, electronic translation for foreign guests, flexible itinerary pace, making travel more worry-free.
The Chongqing Baiheliang Underwater Museum, located on the banks of the Yangtze River in Fuling District, Chongqing, is the world's first underwater archaeological site museum accessible only by diving and is also a branch of the China Three Gorges Museum. Construction began in 2003, and it was officially completed and opened to the public on May 18, 2009.
The 816 project has an axial length of over 20 kilometers and a total building area of 104,000 square meters. The main cavern is 79.6 meters high, and the arch spans 31.2 meters. Inside the cavern are 18 large caverns, more than 130 roads, guide tunnels, branch tunnels, tunnels and shafts. The architectural layout is like a maze, with caves within caves, buildings within caves, and caves within buildings.
The Wuling Mountain Grand Canyon Scenic Area covers an area of 29.96 square kilometers and is composed of numerous cliffs, peaks, and fissures, representing a typical example of karst landforms in southern China. Its core section is a 10-kilometer-long pristine karst canyon, integrating mountains, forests, springs, caves, waterfalls, lakes, pools, gorges, pits, and fissures, boasting abundant tourism resources. The ten-mile-long canyon is magnificent and majestic, with strangely shaped rocks piled up at the bottom, babbling streams, and natural cliffs stretching for miles. Notable scenic spots include the Copper Wall and Iron Wall, the Buddha's Palm, the General Stone, and the Qingtian Gorge Fissure.
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The tour package for Baiheliang Underwater Museum includes the entrance ticket and professional commentary service. This dedicated explanation helps you gain a deep understanding of the hydrological culture and historical significance of this unique submerged site, enriching your overall visiting experience.
At Baiheliang Underwater Museum, visitors can uniquely observe ancient stone carvings and inscriptions, including fish sculptures and poems, preserved beneath the Yangtze River. The museum provides a special viewing experience to see these cultural relics in their original underwater environment, offering a distinctive perspective on history and hydrography.
Visitors to the 816 Underground Project can explore the massive, intricate network of tunnels and chambers of a former secret nuclear facility. With professional commentary, you'll gain fascinating insights into its historical significance, strategic purpose, and the impressive engineering feats involved in its construction.
Wuling Mountain offers breathtaking natural scenery, featuring lush forests, distinctive rock formations, and a rich diversity of flora and fauna. Visitors can enjoy serene walks, admire panoramic views from various vantage points, and engage in light trekking to fully appreciate its untouched natural beauty.
The one-day tour is thoughtfully structured to provide ample time at each site. It typically begins with the Baiheliang Underwater Museum, followed by the 816 Underground Project, and concludes with Wuling Mountain. The small group setting allows for a flexible and comfortable pace, ensuring a comprehensive visit to all three key attractions.
Professional guides provide in-depth commentary at both the 816 Underground Project and Baiheliang Underwater Museum. For 816, the explanations focus on its secret nuclear history and strategic role. At Baiheliang, the commentary highlights the ancient hydrological carvings and their profound cultural significance, offering a rich educational journey.
Exploring Wuling Mountain involves leisurely walks and light trekking. While generally suitable for most visitors, some areas may include gentle slopes or uneven paths. The tour maintains a comfortable pace, allowing all participants to enjoy the natural scenery without excessive physical exertion.
The tour ensures comfortable and convenient transportation with a dedicated driver-guide service for all three attractions. For international guests, electronic translation is available to facilitate clear communication. Additionally, professional guides offer detailed commentary at Baiheliang Underwater Museum and the 816 Underground Project, enhancing your understanding.
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