Mutianyu section of the Great Wall. A breathtaking experience! by Robert Nyman
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Mutianyu section of the Great Wall. A breathtaking experience!

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WHY YOU SHOULD GO

Discover a new way to see the Mutianyu section of the Great Wall – by cable car!

Highlights

Mutianyu Great Wall
Cable Car Ride at the Wall
Jade Factory
Tea Ceremony

Inclusions

Round-trip transfer from selected centrally located hotels (within 4th ring road)
Authentic traditional Chinese lunch with one standard drink
Main entrance fees
English-speaking guide
Modern air-conditioned coach
Bottled water on board

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Optional guide & driver gratuities
Additional beverages at lunch

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Duration 8 Hours

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50% of reviewers liked this tour

Oct 25 2018

The tour excellent and the guide also excellent

Aug 31 2018

Too much sales stops, to short on the wall.

Jul 18 2018

Although this section was closed due to rain, the Grayline staff took us to an alternate section of the Great Wall. Also our visit to the jade factory and the tea ceremony were excellent. Our guide Grace gave us information on the history and traditions before we arrived so that were comfortable with our tour.

Feb 18 2018

Impressed by the splendor of the landscape and historical wall

ITINERARY

Mutianyu is the most impressive section of the Great Wall of China accessible from Beijing. Known for the beauty of its precipitous terrain it runs along the high mountain ridges. In order to more easily enjoy the panoramic views, we include convenient access up and down by cable car. On your journey to Mutianyu, you will stop at the Jade Factory and learn about the ancient culture of Chinese jade. For lunch, you will savor a typical home-style meal served in a farmer’s courtyard. And on your return journey you will experience a traditional and relaxing tea ceremony.

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