Mutianyu Great Wall

The Mutianyu Great Wall is one of the most beautiful and best-preserved sections of the Great Wall of China, located just 70 kilometers from downtown Beijing. Surrounded by dense forests and rolling mountains, it offers breathtaking views in every season. Unlike the more crowded Badaling section, Mutianyu provides a quieter, more relaxed experience, making it a favorite among international visitors and world leaders alike. With restored watchtowers, clean walking paths, and options like cable car or toboggan rides, it suits all ages and fitness levels. Its rich history, scenic landscape, and peaceful environment create a perfect blend of culture and nature.

Ming Tombs (Ming Shishan Ling)

Ming Tomb （Ding Ling ）is the only Ming Dynasty imperial mausoleum excavated and open to the public. Located at the foot of Dayu Mountain in Beijing’s Changping District, it is the final resting place of Emperor Wanli and his two empresses. This underground palace, discovered in the 1950s, offers a rare glimpse into ancient royal burial customs and architecture. Visitors can descend into the stone chambers to explore the restored layout, red lacquered coffins, and replicas of imperial treasures. With its rich historical significance and unique structure, Dingling is a fascinating site for those interested in Chinese history and culture.