Gubeikou Great Wall Tours and Tickets - page 2

The Great Wall of China is a wildly popular day trip for visitors to the country, but this tour offers the one-of-a-kind opportunity to spend the night sleeping under the stars, and at the foot of Jinshangling Great Wall. Spend the day hiking in the forest, following the Great Wall from Gubeikou around Wohu Hill and to Jinshangling, then spend the night camping by the Great Wall, enjoying impressive views of the Chinese countryside and perhaps even seeing some local wildlife!

This 3-day private trek tour takes you to see challenge section at Jiankou and beautifual sunset at Jinshanling sections of the Great Wall. It is a exemplary section of the Great Wall and hence comes the saying that the Jinshanling section is the most essential and classic part of the Great Wall. Meals, entrance fees, 2-night accommodation at local farmer's house, private guide and transfer service are all inclusive.

If you really like hiking on the wild Great wall,It is your good choice,you will see the wall is going to the water at Huanghuacheng;more challenge climbing with big and steeper stairs at Jiankou;imagine The Second World War with Japan to see watch tower they bombed at Gubeikou and see you sunset if the weather is good with amazing view at Jinshanling!It is different view at different sections.

Discover one of the Seven New Wonders of the World on this private 3-day hiking adventure along the Great Wall of China, including accommodation and meals. Hike along famous sections of the UNESCO-listed wall at Gubeikou, Jinshanling and Simatai, and escape the crowds as you visit nearby villages and discover sections of the original wall. Covering between 4 and 10 miles (6 and 16 km) each day, the hikes are moderate and a back-up vehicle is available en-route.

The Great Wall of China is over 5000 miles long, so it can be overwhelming as a visitor to know the best parts to visit. This 4-day tour saves you time researching and helps you get the most out of your trip. Each day you’ll experience a new and exciting hike to a different part of the Great Wall with a guide to navigate and a campsite as your base.

Escape the tourist crowds of China’s Great Wall and discover the untouched sections of one of the world’s wonders on a 2-day hiking adventure from Beijing. Accompanied by an expert guide, explore the exquisitely preserved Jiankou, Mutianyu, Jinshanling and Simatai West sections as you hike amid spectacular scenery. See colossal towers and ancient structures dating back to the Ming dynasty and revitalize with delicious Chinese meals throughout your adventure. Relax over home-cooked dumpling meals at a local farmer’s house.

Hike two different sections of the Great Wall and spend a night on the wall with this overnight tour from Beijing. Spend the day hiking one of the best-preserved sections of the wall at Jingshanling and later the older section at Gubeikou, with transfers in between. Watch sunset and sunrise from the Great Wall and spend the night camping inside an older watchtower on the wall.

The Great Wall is one of China’s most renowned attractions, with the crowds to match. During this rugged hike along the ancient, UNESCO-listed barricade, you’ll discover two off-the-tourist-track sections. Admire dramatic, rolling hills and unrestored watchtowers at the 6th-century Gubeikou—the oldest part—and history-filled Panlongshan. A traditional Chinese lunch is included, plus round-trip hotel transfers from Beijing and detailed commentary from a private guide.

Explore the Jinshanling section of the Great Wall of China on this private trekking tour from Beijing. With your dedicated guide in the lead, learn about the history of this section of the wall, which famously hosts the largest number of watchtowers. See the different architecture and building materials that make up each tower and learn about their purposes. Total hiking time is 6 to 7 hours; a private tour allows you to move at your own pace. Lunch at a local farmer's restaurant included.

The Great Wall of China is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and was voted one of the New 7 Wonders of the World in 2007. The Great Wall of China was built in different years for different parts. The first walls date to the 7th century BC; these were joined together in the Qin dynasty. The best-known sections were built by the Ming dynasty (1368–1644). The Great Wall of China stretches an astonishing length of about 13,170.7 miles (or 21,196 kilometres). While it is massive, you can’t walk the whole wall. Many China tours include a few hours hike on the Great Wall. And some tours or trails that you can complete in a few days. On this tour you will spend several days. And you can see both the restored great wall and unrestored, original wall. And some partially restored wall as well. You can see the wall on the mountain area and also some part beside a lake, some part of the war even under water. You will see both the day time views of the great wall and the evening views of the great wall.