 | Jinshaling, China |
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... bus journey, followed by the obligatory quick snaps, we decided to take on the 10km hike along the Wall from Jinshaling to Simatai. We were not disappointed... The sun was shining brightly in a cloudless sky and despite fear of freezing ...
... some reading up on it before, I knew which sites would be all restored and touristy. We opted for the 10km hike from Jinshaling (about 3 hours outside Beijing) to Simatai. The hostel we were staying at offered a round trip bus and the entrance fee's to ...
We got up at crack of dawn to get the bus to Jinshaling, a quieter and more spectacular place to view the Great Wall than many of the touristy sites, 2 hours from Chengde. It was hot and humid and the first bits were very steep but it was just as good ...
... of our closest Chinese friends (along with a few Japanese, Korean and French tour groups for good measure), we headed to the Jinshaling section of the wall. At the Ming Tombs, we were supposed to throw 1 yuan notes onto a platform for luck. John tried ...
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