Jinshanling Great Wall - A Unique Jewel in the Great Wall

Jinshanling Great Wall - A Unique Jewel in the Great Wall The Jinshanling section of the Great Wall stretches across the Yan Mountains where Hebei meets Beijing, connecting to the Simatai section in the east and Gubeikou section in the west. It is considered the essence of the Great Wall, known for its reputation as 'A Unique Jewel in the Great Wall'. The Jinshanling Great Wall has a stronger historical presence and is better preserved, with most of its original appearance from over 600 years ago still intact, showcasing its desolate and majestic wild beauty! The Jinshanling Great Wall winds through the mountains like a giant dragon perched atop the peaks, with dense watchtowers and broad vistas. Ticket price: 65 Cable car: One-way 40, Round-trip 60 Electric car: One-way 10, Round-trip 20 🅿 Parking: 10 🕐 Opening hours: 4:00-18:30, no entry after 17:30 The Jinshanling Great Wall is also an important part of the Great Wall from the Ming Dynasty. In the first year of the Longqing era of the Ming Dynasty, Qi Jiguang was stationed at the northern border and continued to build numerous watchtowers and battle platforms, making it the most complex and densely towered section of the Great Wall. Its beauty and grandeur are no less than those of Mutianyu and Badaling. It is recommended to buy a one-way ticket for the cableway, as it's easy and not tiring to walk down the mountain, and the difficulty is not high.