Jingshanling Great Wall and Gubei Water Town Day Tour

Wild Great Wall Sunset Photography Trip in Beijing

The Great Wall is a symbol of Chinese civilization, and one of the wonders that the Chinese people have created. Having a wonderful Great Wall tour is a must for everyone’s China trip, and Beijing is the best destination to admire the Great Wall. You may admire the beautiful scenery of China Great Wall and interested to take fascinating photos of Great Wall sunset, this is the perfectly customized trip for you. Follow a local professional tour guide, walk along Gubeikou Great Wall and enjoy plenty of photography stops, capture the true nature of Gubeikou Mountain from General Tower, trek Jinshanling Great Wall to the best photo place, and enjoy the most beautiful Sunset view from the Great Wall. Walk along Great Wall with plenty of photography stops Enjoy the most beautiful sunset view from the Great Wall Admire the beautiful scenery and take amazing photos Have a wonderful Great Wall experience with local guide Private tour is operated with just your party exclusively

Private Trekking Tour from Gubeikou to Jinshanling Greatwall

The Jinshanling Great Wall is a complicated and well preserved fortification systems and possesses the largest number of watchtowers. These watchtowers were made by huge bricks, 5-8 miles high, and each one built in a different architectural style. The distance between each tower is about 50 to100 miles away. Some of them are half-timbered, some are stone, some with one eave, some with two-eave. The roofs of the towers are many and varied, flat,arched, quadrangular or octagonal. It is an exemplary section of the Great Wall and hence comes the saying that the Jinshanling section is the most essential part of the 10,000-li (6,700 kilometres) Great Wall.

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Private Wohushan Wild Great Wall Hiking Tour with Picnic

Hike the wild parts of the Great Wall at Wohushan Section, and enjoy a picnic on the broken wall. It earns its reputation for precipitous mountain ridges shaped like a crouching tiger. Wohushan is ideal for hiking and photography along with jaw-dropping views down the valley, with 134 watchtowers of various sizes and shapes dotted on the deteriorating wall, providing a desolate scene. Personal tour guide, private hotel pick-up and drop-off are included.

All-Inclusive Private Wild Great Wall Hiking Tour at Gubeikou

Visit two sections of the untouched wild Great Wall in a full-day private tour. The two sections are Panlongshan Great Wall and Wohushan Great Wall. Both of them belongs to Gubeikou Great Wall. The walls retains its original bricks and stones, well-preserved and unrestored.

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Gubeikou & Jinshanling Great Wall Hiking Tour English Speaking Driver Service

The Gubeikou Great Wall, located around 130km northeast of Beijing, is divided into two parts: Wohushan and Panlongshan, The Panlongshan section is a good choice for an easy walk, as it’s in good condition, and there are relatively few steep ups and downs compared to other parts of the Great Wall. The wall here runs along the top of a ridge, you’ll enjoy expansive views as you hike. Jingshanling Great Wall is the most beautiful section of the Great Wall and a paradise for photographers, it was built around 1567-1586AD, served as the first protection of Beijing City, located about 135km beyond the Mutianyu Great Wall. Here 67 watchtowers dominate 20 kilometers of the Great Wall, making it a perfect location for viewing Great Wall sunsets, and sunrises too. You could collect two different pick points they are Jinshanling main gate and East gate.

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Private Camping Tour By The Great Wall

Will walk to Tiananmen Square, the political center of China. To the west is the Great Hall of the People, the national power institution where the annual congress is held. To the east is the National Museum, showcasing China 5000 years of history to the world. In the center of the square are the Chairman Mao Memorial Hall and the Monument to the People of Heroes. To the south is the Qianmen Gate Tower, and to the north is the Tiananmen Gate Tower. Passing through Tiananmen Gate and Wumen Gate, we arrive at the Palace Museum, which was built during the Ming Dynasty. The emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties lived and worked here, and the entire complex is magnificent and well-arranged, with distinct functions for each area. The East and West Palaces are especially unique. In the Imperial Garden, ancient trees reach for the sky. Finally, we visit Jingshan Park to view the central axis of Beijing and take in the panoramic view of the Forbidden City, concluding our delightful journey.