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This hiking trail is PERMANENTLY SUSPENDED as a barrier wall was erected on the border (Tower 23) between Jiankou and Mutianyu on 13th August 2025. There's no way/detour/shortcut or possibility to enter Mutianyu anymore. It's a sad updates!
We're honored to be operator to walk this trail 16 years ago. It's time to say goodbye!
Program:
Pick you up at your hotel in Beijing at 8:00 am and drive to Jiankou (2.5 hrs). You will start the hiking around 10:30 am, and it will take about 5 hours hiking on the wall. This hiking will start from the unrestored section at Jiankou, and then continue to the renovated wall eastward at Mutianyu. A late lunch at a local restaurant will be organized after the hiking before returning your hotel around 6:00 pm.
Jiankou is the steepest section of the wall around Beijing. When we
complete the hiking and arrive at Mutianyu, there’s a sharp contrast
between restored wall and original wall.
Jiankou to Mutianyu offers a wonderfully satisfying experience of the Wall. It has superb scenery, dense vegetation and many fine watch-towers in an excellent restored section which is about six meters broad. The brickwork is elaborate, with crenellations on both sides and finely curved eaves on some watchtower roofs. There are decorative gables with animal statues, and tablets bearing calligraphy above some entrances. The first one hour is going straight up and reaching the wall, and then hike unrestored towers. The wild Wall to the west is the original Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) with fine stonework, and there are almost no other people. You will be rewarded when you approach Zhengbeilou Tower, where you will have a breathtaking view of Jiankou section.
Price Included:
1. air-con vehicle with experienced driver
2. personal English-speaking hiking tour guide
3. entrance fees to Great Wall on the two sections
4. unlimited bottled water; snacks; late lunch in a local restaurant
5. a certificate of completion for hiking on the Great Wall of China
Price Excluded:
1. travel insurance
2. chairlift/cable car/toboggan (slide way) at Mutianyu
3. personal expenses
4. tipping to hiking guide/driver recommended on good service on a 2:1 ratio separately