Baiheliang is a natural Liang Shi, engraved with poems and songs by Huang Tingjian, Zhu and others, as well as stone fish carvings that record the hydrological information of the Yangtze River for thousands of years. Now the white crane beam sinks to the bottom of the river forever. During the underwater tour of the museum, you can watch the inscription on the White Crane Beam through the observation window and camera in the depth of the water.

Baiheliang is located in the Yangtze River in the north of Fuling, Chongqing. After the Three Gorges Project was built, Baiheliang sank to the bottom forever because of the rising of the river. The museum is divided into two parts: the ground exhibition hall and the underwater tour, among which the underwater museum is the essence.

In the exhibition hall on the ground, you can feel the vicissitudes of Baiheliang through sound and vision. The underwater tour is located 40 meters below the river. From the ground exhibition hall, take the tunnel escalator with a length of 90 meters and a vertical height of 40 meters and enter the water with a length of 147 meters.

In the 70-meter-long corridor, visitors can directly watch the inscription of the underwater white crane beam through 23 observation windows with a diameter of 80 cm, or watch the underwater white crane beam through 28 360-degree rotating cameras installed in the protector. A few professionals can also dive to watch the inscription of Baiheliang at zero distance.

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