Longjiang Three Gorges: One River, Three Ways to See It
A 45-kilometre reach of the Amur forms Longjiang Three Gorges, with the Longmen, Jinlong and Jinman sections. From bank, boat and height, the same border river changes shape.
The Longjiang Three Gorges shift with the point of view. From shore, the river appears broad; from a boat, the banks close into a gorge; from higher ground, the bends open across the landscape. Moving between these perspectives reveals the changing scale of this Amur reach.
A 45-kilometre reach of the Amur forms Longjiang Three Gorges, with the Longmen, Jinlong and Jinman sections. From bank, boat and height, the same border river changes shape.