The Marriage Bridge, also known as the “Walking Marriage Bridge,” is a symbolic place for the Mosuo tribe at Lugu Lake. It represents their unique “walking marriage” tradition, where love and relationships are based on mutual affection without formal marriage ties. As couples walk hand in hand across the bridge, it reflects trust, respect, and freedom in love. Surrounded by calm waters and misty mountains, the bridge holds countless stories of romance whispered through generations. Standing there, one can feel both the serenity of nature and the deep cultural spirit of the Mosuo people — love, simple yet profound.
Sailing across Lugu Lake felt like drifting into a dream. The lake was so vast and calm, reflecting the sky like a giant mirror. When we reached Liwubi Island, its serene temple and green hills. Then came Lover’s Beach — a place said to be where lovers once made eternal promises during the old day. Standing there, I could sense the quiet romance carried by the wind and the waves.