[2025 Beijing Attraction] Travel Guide for Badaling Ancient Great Wall (Updated Jun)

If you come to Beijing and don't go to the Great Wall, it's like you haven't been there📍 Badaling Great Wall 八达岭长城 is one of the most famous and well-preserved walls. It's not far from Beijing and is easily accessible. Take the high-speed train for 35 minutes from Beijing North Station to Badaling Great Wall Station, then take the escalator and walk for a while. ☁️ It's recommended to book a train 14 days in advance. It fills up very quickly. 🕰️ Opening hours: Every day 7:30-18:00 💰 Round-trip train fare: 400 baht ☘️ Entrance fee: 40 yuan. You can buy a ticket with your passport. We didn't take the cable car. We chose to walk to the south side. We took pictures for 2-3 hours and then came down. The path up is not very steep. On the way back, there is another route that is easier to travel. I recommend this checkpoint. It's easy to travel and saves money. #GreatWall #Beijing #Get a discount without relying on luck

#timetotravel I am fortunate enough to have visited 3 differents sections of the Great Wall of China. Whenever I visited Beijing I always made sure that I explore a different part of this massive and impressive work of the Chinese people. Wherever you look is just spectacular and breathtaking. This section is the most visited section of the great wall as it is the closest to Beijing. It is only an hour away so a lot of tourists opt to go here insted. It is the most commercialized and the most restored too but there are a lot of areas that have been preserved as well. I often think of the people who built this magnificent structure that has become one of the most protected heritage in the world. It is mind blowing to be completely honest. We took a tour package that included the other tourist spots in Beijing so we didn't have to worry on how to get here by ourselves but if you are going to make you way there then it is easy. From Beijing North Railway Station to Badaling Great Wall Railway Station. Yes, you can reach this fascinating place in just 30 minutes by high speed trains. Enjoy your trip to the Great Wall. #mytripvlog #tripblazers #chinatravel #beijing #greatwall

The Badaling section of the Great Wall in China is an iconic and well-preserved segment that offers a glimpse into the country's rich history. Its impressive architecture, with fortified walls and watchtowers, stands as a testament to ancient defensive strategies. While often crowded due to its popularity, the panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes are breathtaking and provide an unforgettable experience. Visitors can walk along the undulating path, exploring the architectural marvel and imagining the historical significance it holds. However, the heavy foot traffic and commercialization might detract from the authenticity for some. Overall, Badaling remains a must-visit cultural and historical site. #timetotravel #China #beijing

The Great Wall of China is sure to be a contender for first and second place among China's World Heritage Sites. I was amazed by both the Chinese dynasties that built this 6,000km-long structure along the difficult-to-climb mountains, which have continued from the pre-Christian era, and the strength of the ethnic minorities that allowed them to do so. From the bus stop, we went to Bei Yilou, and it took about an hour and a half to get to the highest point, Bei Bailou. There are many steep slopes, and it's easy to see how it would be impossible to walk if it were to freeze in winter. Also, when the strong wind blew, I was seriously about to be blown away. On the way back, I went back to Bei Yilou and took a cart (80 yuan) to save time, but considering the waiting time, it didn't make much difference, did it? Badaling Opening hours: 7:30-16:00 Admission fee: 30 yuan (there is a set ticket with the ropeway, but it is far from the bus stop, so it is not necessary if you take the bus?) Reservation: Reservations can be made through WeChat (is it necessary during peak season?) Access: From Deshengmen in Beijing Take direct bus 877 to Badaling Great Wall Station for about 1 hour Bus: 12 yuan Visit date: January 28, 2023 #China tourism #China #Beijing #World Heritage Site #Great Wall #Badaling

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I have heard for many years that if you haven't been to the Great Wall, you are not a true man, but in order to be this hero, I spent a whole day. I took a two-hour bus ride in the morning and started walking when I arrived at Badaling. I walked from 12 noon to 7 o'clock in the evening. Finally, I finished climbing all the roads in Badaling. My legs were weak when I went down the mountain, but I have to say that you can only see more spectacular scenery if you climb to a high place in Badaling. #goout

#springitinerary Badaling is located in Yanqing District, about 70 kilometers (43 miles) northwest of Beijing, China. It is one of the most accessible and best-preserved sections of the Great Wall. The Badaling Great Wall is the most famous and most visited section of the Great Wall of China and built during the Ming Dynasty (1368–1644). It served as a critical military outpost protecting the capital from northern invasions.

I know it's a well known place and nobody will see my post because there are many post about the Great Wall. The wall didn't keep away the hostile nations but the ancient people didn't think how huge success will be. Itinerary: I could catch the first S2 train so I arrived quite early. I started with the north part. It took me about 1.5 hours to go to the last tower and back about an hour. it's about 10 km according to my step counter. Then I did the south part. It took me about 70 minutes to complete. It's about 5 km total according to my step counter. I liked walking on a big wall. Be careful with the side walks they can lead to an exit point. it's a question you can exit and come back. According to the guard yes but he told me something about the time. Maybe until 2 pm you can come back. I didn't understand exactly. It's better to stay on the wall. #travel #greatwall #great_wall

#ที่เที่ยวหน้าฝน รวม 15 พิกัดเที่ยว ปักกิ่ง-กำแพงเมืองจีน-Universal สิ่งก่อสร้างทางประวัติศาสตร์ยิ่งใหญ่ และบรรยากาศน่ารัก 1. เมืองปักกิ่ง • Forbidden City • Jingshan Park • Temple of Heaven • Qianmen Street • Wangfujing Road • Beijing Daxing Airport 2. กำแพงเมืองจีน • Train to Badaling • Badaling Cable car • Badaling Greatwall 3. Universal Beijing Resort • Hollywood • Minion Land • Harry Potter • Kangfu Panda • Tranformer • Jurassic World #เที่ยวมันพาเที่ยว #ปักกิ่ง #กำแพงเมืองจีน #universal #เที่ยวมันดอทคอม

📍**Beijing Travel Guide**👇 🏙️Beijing is the capital of China, with a rich history, culture, and modern urban landscape, suitable for all types of travelers. The following is a recommendation for a classic 3–4 day itinerary: 🎊**Day 1: Historical and Cultural Tour** ✅**Morning**: **Tiananmen Square** (the world's largest city square) → **Forbidden City** (the Ming and Qing imperial palace; it is recommended to book tickets in advance and visit for 3–4 hours). 💡**Afternoon**: **Jingshan Park** (climb to the top for a panoramic view of the Forbidden City) → **Beihai Park** (go boating or take a walk and experience the royal garden). 🌴**Evening**: **Wangfujing Street** (taste Beijing snacks, such as tanghulu and zhajiangmian). 👣 **Day 2: Royal Gardens and Hutong Culture** 💐**Morning**: **Summer Palace** (China's largest royal garden; focus on visiting Kunming Lake, the Long Corridor, and Longevity Hill). *💞*Afternoon**: **Old Summer Palace** (feel the historical relics) → **Nanluoguxiang** (stroll through the hutongs and unique shops). ❣️**Evening**: **Shichahai** (bar area or night tour by pedicab). ✅ **Day 3: Great Wall and Olympic Landscape** ⭕**All day**: **Badaling Great Wall** (it is recommended to get up early and take a bus; the scenery on the north section is better) or Mutianyu Great Wall (fewer people and beautiful scenery). 🌅**Evening**: **Bird's Nest** and **Water Cube** (check in at the night view of the Olympic venues). ♨️**Other recommendations** 🍜- **Food**: Peking roast duck (Quanjude and Da Dong), mutton hotpot (Donglaishun), and douzhier (try with caution⚠️). 🚘- **Transportation**: The subway is convenient. For the Great Wall, it is recommended to charter a car or take a tourist bus 🚠 ⚠️- **Tips**: Spring and fall are the best seasons. Pay attention to keeping warm in winter and book tickets for popular attractions in advance🎫 ✅Beijing combines ancient and modern elements. It is suitable for in-depth cultural exploration or a relaxing sightseeing trip. Just adjust the itinerary according to your interests‼️

#discoverchina Climbing the Badaling section of the Great Wall, one can gaze out at the endless mountain ranges and the winding wall stretching into the distance, as if stepping into the flow of history. Many visitors come from afar, knowing that no trip to Beijing is complete without experiencing this iconic landmark. Each step on the ancient stone stairs bears the marks of time, evoking deep respect—it's a powerful symbol of China's historical legacy. Whether under clear blue skies or shrouded in mist, the Badaling Great Wall reveals a different kind of magnificence. Only by being here in person can one truly feel the grandeur and uniqueness of the Great Wall.

Found you a magical hiking spot near Beijing with stunning views and fewer tourists🌸Hidden in Huairou, the Yaoziyun Great Wall features wild wall sections adorned with mountain peach blossoms like pink ribbons, and a 600-year-old Ming Dynasty castle with weathered stone walls An 8km beginner-friendly route that can be completed in one day Save this detailed guide now👇🏻 💫Why you must visit? ✔️Beijing's only intact Ming Dynasty castle Stone walls + frontier relics create a time-travel experience ✔️Three-in-one experience: wild Great Wall + mountain peach blossoms + ancient village Breathtaking pink flower seas wrapping around the wall across mountains ✔️Beginner-friendly 5-hour light hike Only 400m elevation gain, suitable even with kids 🌺Best flower viewing: Late March to early April (Perfect timing now!) 🗺️【Route Guide】 🚗Transportation: Navigate to "Yaoziyun Castle" - 2h drive from downtown 👣Distance: 8km loop (no backtracking) ⏰Duration: 4-5 hours (including photo stops and breaks) 📶Signal: Some sections have no signal, inform others of your itinerary beforehand 🎒【Packing List】 ▫️Must-bring: Anti-slip hiking shoes! Very slippery on gravel paths ▫️Recommended: Trekking poles + knee pads (super helpful when descending) ▫️Clothing: Windbreaker + quick-dry clothes (windy conditions, avoid catching cold) ▫️Others: 2 water bottles + snacks + garbage bags (no supply points) ⚠️Important reminders: 1️⃣The castle and wall are cultural relics! No carving or climbing 2️⃣Arrive before 8am, limited parking available 3️⃣Follow the ribbon markers, easy to get lost at intersections 4️⃣Bring some cash, village elderly sell affordable local products 📸Photo tips: 1️⃣Frame the Great Wall through castle archways (morning light is best) 2️⃣Use peach blossom branches as foreground for silhouette shots 3️⃣Drone shots of the wall with flower ribbons are amazing (get permission first) Mountain peach blossoms are now in full bloom

#TravelChina ##TheGreatWall ##Badaling ##badalinggreatwall ##badaling On Saturday of the trip, we planned to travel to the Great Wall of China at Badaling in the most convenient and fastest way — take the DIDI from the city to Qinghe Railway Station (a bit outside the city). Then we took the high-speed train, which took only 19 minutes to reach Badaling. We quickly took the first cable car at 07:30 to Fort 8 and walked down to Fort 1. ⛩️ The walkway on the wall in the morning was very cold. The wind was so strong that my face almost went numb, but it was so cool because the view was so beautiful. At first, I saw something floating and thought it was pollen, so I quickly told Snow to put on a mask. ...but after a while, it started to feel colder and thicker. When we reached Fort 1, that was it — we looked at each other and shouted together, “Hey, this is snow!!!” Yes, the first snow on the trip fell unexpectedly while walking on the Great Wall of China 😍✨

#January travel support event A place called Paldalryeong I recently visited the Great Wall of China while visiting Beijing. The Great Wall of China was really, really amazing. I definitely recommend going there at least once. I couldn't wait for the day I could go to the Great Wall. And the view from the Great Wall of China was really, really beautiful.

Make your own keychain with your name and date The Great Wall commemorative keychain is a popular souvenir with the Great Wall as its motif, one of China's most famous tourist destinations. It reproduces the magnificent scenery and distinctive structure of the Great Wall in miniature, and is loved by many people as a memento of their visit and a symbol of Chinese culture. ❤️You can have your name and date engraved on the spot at a small shop inside the Great Wall These keychains come in a variety of designs, materials, and sizes, making them perfect for collections. ❤️Not only keychains, but also medals and watch-type items are sold here, and each can be engraved! #FreeTabiWinter #0YenTravel

The Badaling section of the Great Wall of China is one of the most well-preserved and visited parts of this ancient wonder. Steeped in history, it offers a glimpse into the strategic importance and sheer scale of this massive defense system that has stood for centuries. Built primarily during the Ming Dynasty (1368–1644), Badaling holds historical significance as a key military outpost designed to protect the northern borders of China. Badaling is located in the mountainous region northwest of Beijing, making it an ideal vantage point for defending against invasions from northern nomadic tribes. The wall’s strategic position allowed soldiers to spot potential invaders from afar, while the rugged terrain made it difficult for attackers to advance. The watchtowers along this section were used to send smoke signals or fire messages to communicate potential threats. While the Great Wall’s origins date back to earlier periods, the Badaling section was constructed primarily during the Ming Dynasty when the threat of Mongol invasions loomed large. The Ming rulers invested heavily in reinforcing the wall, using bricks and stone to create the strong fortifications we see today. Badaling was a crucial part of this defense system, protecting the imperial capital and important trade routes. The Great Wall, including Badaling, has become a symbol of China’s resilience and determination. While it served its military purposes in ancient times, today it stands as a cultural icon and a reminder of the nation's rich history. Walking along the wall, you can almost feel the weight of centuries of history beneath your feet, surrounded by the grandeur of the landscape and the craftsmanship that went into its construction. Badaling Great Wall is not just a tourist destination but a gateway to understanding China’s ancient history and military ingenuity. Its preservation allows visitors to step back in time and appreciate the monumental efforts taken to safeguard the empire. #chinatrip #badaling #beijing

#100TravelTips#TravelPlanShare#AsiaFlyTrip First of all, when traveling alone on a solo trip in China, you should download the MetroMan app because it helps us to go to every place in many cities in China. We stayed in Beijing in the Hujailou area. We will introduce you to the Great Wall of China, Badaling Pass. We took the subway and got off at Jishuitan Station, which took about 20 minutes. When we arrived, we went out on the left side of the station, where there were many bus lines parked all over. We walked to the end of the road, crossed the road, and found the bus stop for bus number 877. We noticed people waiting to get on the bus. It will take us to the Great Wall of China, Badaling Pass. The journey takes about an hour and a half to two hours. The fare is about 14 yuan. When we reach the destination, it will stop at the ticket booth. After buying the ticket, we have to walk to the entrance checkpoint, where there will be a cable car service or we can walk up ourselves. The last bus from the Great Wall to the city, the ticket seller said at five in the evening. It is an easy, convenient, and worthwhile trip.

#JuneTravelSupportEvent This is the Badaling Great Wall in Beijing, China. It is the essence of the Great Wall and a famous tourist attraction representing the Great Wall of the Ming Dynasty. The admission ticket costs 40 yuan or about 8,000 won in Korean currency. Opening hours are from 6:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. The peak and off-peak seasons are different, so be sure to check before you go!

#June Travel Support Event To commemorate my trip to Beijing, I came to the Great Wall of China, which comes to mind when you think of China. At first, I thought I had to walk up there, but there was a lift! So I took the lift to go up and sat down to go down like a slide, so I came comfortably.

#JuneTravelSupportEvent This is the Badaling Great Wall in Beijing, China. It is the essence of the Great Wall and a famous tourist attraction representing the Great Wall of the Ming Dynasty. The admission ticket costs 40 yuan or about 8,000 won in Korean currency. Opening hours are from 6:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. The peak and off-peak seasons are different, so be sure to check before you go!

#JuneTravelSupportEvent This is the Badaling Great Wall in Beijing, China. It is the essence of the Great Wall and a famous tourist attraction representing the Great Wall of the Ming Dynasty. The admission ticket costs 40 yuan or about 8,000 won in Korean currency. Opening hours are from 6:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. The peak and off-peak seasons are different, so be sure to check before you go!

#JuneTravelSupportEvent This is the Badaling Great Wall in Beijing, China. It is the essence of the Great Wall and a famous tourist attraction representing the Great Wall of the Ming Dynasty. The admission ticket costs 40 yuan or about 8,000 won in Korean currency. Opening hours are from 6:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. The peak and off-peak seasons are different, so be sure to check before you go!

#JuneTravelSupportEvent This is the Badaling Great Wall in Beijing, China. It is the essence of the Great Wall and a famous tourist attraction representing the Great Wall of the Ming Dynasty. The admission ticket costs 40 yuan or about 8,000 won in Korean currency. Opening hours are from 6:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. The peak and off-peak seasons are different, so be sure to check before you go!

#JuneTravelSupportEvent This is the Badaling Great Wall in Beijing, China. It is the essence of the Great Wall and a famous tourist attraction representing the Great Wall of the Ming Dynasty. The admission ticket costs 40 yuan or about 8,000 won in Korean currency. Opening hours are from 6:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. The peak and off-peak seasons are different, so be sure to check before you go!

#JuneTravelSupportEvent This is the Badaling Great Wall in Beijing, China. It is the essence of the Great Wall and a famous tourist attraction representing the Great Wall of the Ming Dynasty. The admission ticket costs 40 yuan or about 8,000 won in Korean currency. Opening hours are from 6:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. The peak and off-peak seasons are different, so be sure to check before you go!

Longquanyu Great Wall-Shuiquangou Icefall, 16 km loop This route in Changping should be a combination of various forms of winter hiking: climbing the Great Wall + walking on ice + watching icefalls. It is recommended to come! We drove to the Xiangtun Village Committee and saw that there were more than 10 parking spaces available. This is a route that climbs Longquanyu first and then Shuiquangou. The Longquanyu Remaining Great Wall is not difficult to climb. It is about 1.5 kilometers long. You will reach the highest point on the mountain and then go down to Shuiquangou. It is recommended to bring crampons, but don’t walk on the ice all the time just because you have crampons. After all, some places are not frozen solid and there is still a risk. There is a small iron gate at the end of the ice waterfall in Shuiquangou. It is still open now, but it seems that there will be a fee soon. The village is already doing preparatory work and has set up entertainment facilities. I heard that the fee will be 20 yuan, so hurry up if you want to go. We drove on a large loop, which was a bit tough, nearly 17 kilometers, 350 meters of climbing, and took 7 hours (including the time for playing tug-of-war on the ice, skipping rope on the ice, and taking pictures). Overall, this route is more leisurely, with beautiful scenery, and is worth the trip. language:

Built along rugged mountain ranges, the Great Wall stretches for more than 21,000 kilometers. This magnificent UNESCO World Heritage site is well worth a visit if you ever get the chance to see it in person, but it requires careful planning. Here are some tips for visiting the Great Wall: 1. Choose the right section of the Great Wall. There are several sections of the Great Wall open to the public, popular choices include Badaling, which can be reached from Beijing, and Mutianyu, which is famous for its beautiful scenery. Whether you're looking for a more extensive travel experience or a quieter hiking trip with the main focus on enjoying the scenery, there is always a route to suit your preferences. 2. Be physically prepared. The stepped sections of the Great Wall are steep and uneven, and the heights vary. Comfortable shoes, appropriate clothing and proper physical training can enhance your experience. Go at your own pace and stay hydrated. 3. Consider weather changes. The weather at the Great Wall is unpredictable. It can be extremely hot in the summer and freezing cold in the winter, so remember to dress appropriately. We recommend that you wear sunscreen, a hat and a light jacket. Check the weather forecast in advance and plan accordingly to ensure your comfort. 4. Understand the history behind it. The Great Wall is not only a feat of engineering, but also a treasure trove of history. There are a large number of information boards and exhibits on the city wall to help tourists gain a deeper understanding of its profound cultural origins. 5. Pay attention to some sections of roads with heavy traffic. Popular routes can be crowded, especially during peak tourist season; others are relatively off the beaten track. Gathering information in advance and planning your trip accordingly will help you make the most of your trip to the Great Wall. A visit to the Great Wall of China could be an adventure you’ll never forget. Challenge yourself and soak up the history as you hike along some of the world's most famous landmarks while taking in the breathtaking views.

##2024WishEvent When I arrived at the Great Wall, the first thing I noticed was the bustling crowd of people. Many people were visiting the Great Wall, sharing their stories, taking photos, and having a good time. It was a unique experience to travel in a place where so many people gathered. The Great Wall was so big and beautiful that I couldn't help but be amazed. While walking on the wall, I could feel the historical moment along with the wonderful view. Here, I could increase my understanding of Chinese history and culture, and at the same time, I could appreciate the beauty of nature. Traveling on the Great Wall was truly an unforgettable experience. I could feel the beauty of the Great Wall along with the vibrant energy of the people. I also had the opportunity to learn about the historical value and Chinese culture. For those who are planning a trip to the Great Wall, I highly recommend visiting. However, since it is a tourist attraction with many people, it is recommended that you prepare thoroughly in advance and avoid crowded times. Traveling on the Great Wall is tiring, but it was worth it.

When you think of China, the first thing that comes to mind is the Great Wall of China. The Great Wall of China is so big that there are different places you can go to, and the place I went to was Badaling Great Wall. The entrance fee was 40 yuan, which is 7,400 won at the current exchange rate (1 yuan = 185 won). You can walk, but I went there comfortably by taking the sliding car. It was especially fun when going down because it was like an amusement ride. A round-trip ticket for the sliding car is 120 yuan. To get to Badaling Great Wall, take bus number 877 from the bus stop in front of Deshengmen Arrow Tower (德胜门箭楼) to go straight. It took about 2 and a half to 3 hours. The price was 6 yuan one way. You can also take bus number 877 back to downtown Beijing. It was not a tour bus, but a regular bus, but there was a guide who explained everything diligently, but I couldn't understand it because I don't speak Chinese. When you get off the bus, the guide will help the passengers buy tickets. At the first ticket booth you see, you can only buy sliding car tickets, not admission tickets. You can buy admission tickets when you go up the sliding car. On the way to ride the sliding car, there are many food such as skewers and dumplings, and souvenir shops. I bought a hairpin at the souvenir shop, and it only cost 20 yuan. I bought a regular hairpin in Japan for 1,600 yen earlier this year, so it felt very cheap. There was a bear cage, so I could see bears. #Beijing #BeijingTravel #BeijingTouristAttractions #GreatWall