From 07:00 am to 07:30 am, your tour guide will pick you up from your hotel in Beijing. Your guide will confirm the meeting time with you in the evening before the tour. After collecting all the group members, you will head to a western section of the Simatai Great Wall.
After 2.5 hours, you will reach the foot of the Simatai Great Wall and be guided to hike along the walls. After a 40-minute walk, you will arrive at the East Five-Window Tower and have a short break.
Then you will hike westwards and reach the Jinshanling Great Wall. On the way, you will pass three famous watchtowers – the Big Jinshan Tower, Small Jinshan Tower, and Black Tower. Next, another 1-hour hiking will bring you to the Shalingkou Pass, where you can descend and be escorted back to your hotel, or continue another 30-minute hiking to Zhuanduokou Pass, depending on your physical condition.
Remarks:
It is a mini group package for only 1 to 6 guests, with more personal service.
The tour price is for adults (>11 years old), if you are traveling with your children, please feel free to contact us.
Price Includes:
Pick-up & drop-off from the hotel
Entrance fees as indicated above
Professional English speaking guide
Experienced driver & air-conditioned vehicle
Unlimited bottles of drinking water for free
Price Excludes:
Meals, advice is freely available
Hotels
Tips or gratuities for guide and driver
Know More About the Great Wall of China:
One of the world’s greatest architectural and engineering triumphs, the Great Wall of China spans over 6,000 kilometers and is the country’s most famous sight. In total, it passes through 15 Chinese provinces. Its watchtowers, gates, and fortifications are strung from the Desert in the west to the Bohai Sea in the east.
The magnificent Great Wall of China - known in Chinese as 'Changcheng', or the 'Long Wall' - stretches more than 6,000 kilometers from the fortresses of Shanhaiguan in the east all the way to Jiayuguan in the west, passing through Hebei, Tientsin, Beijing – where the best-preserved sections of the wall can be visited – Inner Mongolia, Ningxia, and Gansu.
Today, the most visited section of the wall is near Badaling Pass northwest of Beijing, easily reached by public transport or organized tours. Other restored sections worth a visit include the section near Gubeikou, 130 kilometers from Beijing; and in Mutianyu, just 70 kilometers northeast of Beijing. One of the most popular sections of the Great Wall to visit is Badaling, just outside of Beijing, while Jinshanling draws hikers due to its untouched nature and fabulous views.
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