The Mutianyu section of the Great Wall is a masterpiece of restoration, original style with 22 watchtowers. Mutianyu means “fields Admire the valley”, is the longest section of restored completely Wall opened to tourists.
mutianyu tour
Visit to see Mutianyu Great Wall, his former glory great, winds through a landscape of mountains, relaxing the conditions for pedestrians and fewer people.
Mutianyu Great Wall, Ming Tomb One Day Private Tour
1. Beijing Private Tour Guide will pick you up at your hotel.
2. Visit the Ming Tomb.
3. Lunch
4. Drive to the mutianyu great wall, hiking for 2 hours.
5. Back to your hotel.
Mutianyu Great Wall One Day Private Tour Including:
1. Comfortable car and experienced private tour driver
2. Warm hearted speaking private tour guide
3. Admission ticktes
4. Chinese Lunch
5. Arrangements of Tours
Mutianyu Great Wall One Day Private Tour Excludes:
Personal expenses
Mutianyu Great Wall Travel Tip
Great Wall at Mutianyu less crowded and has better architecture than in Badaling, a guard tower.
Watchtowers: Great Wall at Mutianyu has 22 watchtowers, about every mile on overlapping mountain ranges.
Dimensions: wall, built with slabs of granite, is 22 km (14 miles) long, seven to eight meters long and four to five meters wide, serrated on both sides.
Set design: with green pines and cypresses covering ninety percent of districts, and nature is beautiful all year.
History: Mutianyu Section of Great Wall of China has 1500 years of history, and the wall of the reply today fortifications in 1568.
Construction began on this section of the Great Wall of China Northern Qi Dynasty (550-577). During the reign of Emperor Hongwu (1368-1398), General Xu Yes, the Great Wall was rebuilt on its original foundations. Mutianyu Pass was strengthened in 1404 (2 nd year of the reign of Emperor Yongle in), with rare triangular formation of three watchtowers interdependent.
Construction was completed on Mutainyu wall in its current form, when General Qi Tsziguana was transferred to the field to command the garrison in 1568 (2nd year of the reign of the emperor’s Longqing).