On the afternoon of July 25, around 3 PM, a landslide occurred at the undeveloped section near Fadai Stone in the Middle Tiger Leaping Gorge of Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan Province. The landslide saw a large amount of rocks and mud cascade down the mountain, accompanied by a cloud of dust and a loud roar as debris plunged into the river, creating massive waves. Fortunately, the swift evacuation ensured no casualties.

Eyewitness Mr. Sun described how numerous tourists were taking photos at Middle Tiger Leaping Gorge when the opposite mountain suddenly gave way. Visitors urgently fled the scene. Another tourist, who experienced the landslide firsthand, recounted stones falling right in front of them as they ran to safety, feeling weak-kneed upon reaching a secure spot. Despite the perilous situation, the quick reactions of tourists and staff averted a more serious outcome.

The Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture Bureau of Culture and Tourism and the Longpan Township Government of Yulong Naxi Autonomous County in Lijiang confirmed that the landslide occurred outside the managed area of the Tiger Leaping Gorge. Initial investigations suggest that continuous rainfall caused the mountain to slide.

The video was provided with permission from local media.

7月25日下午3点左右，云南省迪庆藏族自治州虎跳峡风景区的中虎跳峡段，具体为发呆石附近的一处未开发区域，突发山体滑坡事件。大量山石、泥土从山上滑落，伴随着漫天尘土落入江水中，激起巨大波浪，整个过程发出巨大的声响。幸运的是，在紧急疏散后，未造成人员伤亡。

据目击者孙先生描述，当时很多游客在中虎跳峡拍照打卡，对面山体突然发生塌方，游客们紧急逃离现场。一位自称亲历滑坡过程的游客也表示，自己在跑的时候石头落在面前，跑到安全的地方后感觉腿发软。尽管情况危急，但在场的游客和工作人员都迅速反应，成功避免了更严重的后果。

迪庆藏族自治州文旅局和丽江市玉龙纳西族自治县龙蟠乡政府均确认，此次滑坡发生在景区外的未开发区域，不属于虎跳峡景区管理范围。经核查，未造成人员伤亡。滑坡原因初步判断为连日降雨导致山体滑坡。