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Great Wall of China

Great Wall of China

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Great Wall of China

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The Great Wall of China is one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and a highly-celebrated piece of human engineering. Stretching over 12,400 miles (20,000 kilometers), the Great Wall is the largest man-made structure in the world. Check it out for yourself with Civitatis!

The History of the Great Wall of China

The Great Wall of China is not really a wall, but rather a network of thousands of walls, ramparts, and fortresses built over the course of over a thousand years. The first walls date back to the 7th century BC, an were built upon by various dynasties. The most iconic and best preserved section of the wall however was built by the Ming Dynasty.

What to See at the Great Wall of China

  • Mutianyu: One of the most popular stretches, this section is fantastically preserved and provides stunning mountain scenery. It’s also the most family-friendly section, with easy access and modern facilities.

  • Simatai: A steeper and wilder part of the Wall, though still very well preserved. This section is perfect for travelers seeking a more adventurous experience.

  • Huangyaguan: A dramatic section that provides wonderful natural views and is also known for hosting an annual marathon, drawing runners from around the globe.

  • Huanghuacheng: Unique for its lakeside views, where parts of the Wall descend directly into the waters of Lake Haoming, creating one of the most photogenic sights on the route.

How to Get to the Great Wall of China

The most common way for travelers to visit the Great Wall is through organized excursions from Beijing. Civitatis offers tickets with included transportation, guided tours, and private tours to discover this historical colossus at any time of the year.

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