Mutianyu Great Wall
Mutianyu is a section of the Great Wall of China located in Huairou County 70km northeast of Beijing City. The Mutianyu section of the Great Wall with 22 original style watchtowers.
The word Mutianyu [moo-tyen-yoo], meaning ‘Admire Fields Valley’, and Mutianyu Great Wall Section was first built in Northern Qi Dynasty (550 – 557). In Ming Dynasty (1368 – 1644), Tan Lun and Qi Jiguang, two famous patriotic generals, rebuilt Mutianyu Great Wall in order to strengthen Mutianyu defensive potential when they guarded the strategic Mutianyu pass.
Mutianyu Great Wall Tours – Most tourist travel Mutianyu Great Wall one day with the attraction of Ming Tomb.
| Mutianyu Great Wall Admission Fee | Adults (including children above 1.5M): CNY45;Children (1.2-1.5M): CNY25;Free for children below 1.2M |
| Mutianyu Great Wall Cable Car Fee | Adults (including children above 1.3M): CNY45 for a single trip, CNY65 for a round trip;Children (1.2M-1.3M): CNY25 for a single trip, CNY35 for a round trip;Free for children below 1.2M |
| Mutianyu Great Wall Slideway Fee | Adults: CNY50 for a single trip, CNY65 for a round trip;Children: CNY40 for a round trip |
| Mutianyu Great Wall Opening Time | 8:00-16:00 |