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    Mutianyu Great Wall

    Mutianyu Great Wall is quite famous for its autumn foliage. This area provides great "people-free" photo opportunities. There are fewer people about, for the location is less accessible than Badaling. There you will enjoy a "wilder" Great Wall experience! The forest-coverage rate there is over 90 percent. Surrounded by woodland and streams, this section takes on a different look in each season. Blossoming flowers in spring, flowing streams in summer, red leaves in autumn and white snow in winter make this part of the Great Wall the most photographic. Late autumn is definitely the best time to visit Mutianyu, when the leaves turn colors and the air is cool. It is definitely more relax walking on the Mutianyu than Badaling, for there are less steep steps here. However, you should still expect some strenuous walking. Magnificent in appearance, the Mutianyu Great Wall has been preserved intact. The overall infrastructure is good. Cable car and toboggan are also available.

    Great Wall AtLocation & distance from the city centerJourney timeConditionTravel timeDifficultyCable carToboggan
    Juyongguan50 km, northwest of Beijing city1.5 hoursWell - preserved2.5 hoursModerate climbingNoAvailable
    Badaling72 km, northwest of Beijing city2 hoursBest - preserved2.5-3 hoursModerate climbingAvailableAvailable
    Mutianyu70 km, north of Beijing city3 hoursIntact2-3 hoursModerate hikingAvailableAvailable
    Simatai120 km, north of Beijing city3.5 hoursRuined4 hoursStrenuous hikingAvailableAvailable
    Jinshanling130 km, north of Beijing city3.5 hoursOriginal Ming Dynasty appearance4 hoursStrenuous hikingAvailableAvailable
    Huanghuacheng65 km, north of Beijing city3 hoursIntact2 hoursModerate hikingNoNo