Have You Ever Been To Jinshanling Great Wall

I loved the fact that Jinshanling was not filled with tourists. The hike to the wall and up the wall was great. The sights are breathtaking and you fell inner peace. There was a zipline down that was a great end of the adventure. Can't wait to go back.

First, our guide will pick you up from your hotel then transfer you to visit Mutianyu Great Wall. Hike for about 2-3 hours, enjoy the magnificent Great Wall as well as relaxing at the top of the Wall. After that, visit Ming Tombs, a large tomb complex where buried 13 Ming Dynasty emperors. Located surrounded by mountainous area, Ming Tombs offers relaxing and peaceful atmosphere. After lunch, drive you to Jinshanling Great Wall and stay overnight in Jinshanling Hotel.
On the second day, tour guide will guide you to start hike the east section of Jinshanling Great Wall to the west section of Simatai Great Wall. This section has popular for its hiking activities. The hiking path is relatively narrow, steep and offers its original features of Great Wall, with less renovation. The hike is about 12 km and takes about 4-5 hours traveling across 30 towers. You will have simple box lunch on the way. At about 04:00pm, you will get down from the Simatai section and stay overnight at a local inn Simatai Great Wall Courtyard Hotel.
OK Jinshanling Great Wall id a real good place for you .when you are in Beijing and want to have a meanful holiday,No matter plan a Great Wall Hiking or Jinshanling Great Wall tour ! Great Wall of china tours choose Jinshanling !

My Experience og Hangzhou at West Lake

We stayed here for 2 nights with our 3 young kids. The property is magnificent. The rooms are spacious and comfortable. We loved having a little garden to ourselves. We loved walking around the gardens of the hotel and hanging out by the outdoor pool. The service was outstanding. Everyone was extremely

wonderful, helpful and friendly. We were torn between staying here or the Aman. We actually went to the Aman for lunch, and we are very glad that we chose the Four Seasons instead. The Aman seemed dark and a bit run down. It is also in the middle of a village, so random tourists can walk in and around the Aman. I do suggest though going to the Aman for lunch. We ate at the Steam House, where they serve traditional dumplings and dim sum. The food was really delicious. I recommend you go there for lunch and then head out to the tea plantation which is close by. But do stay at the Four Seasons!

Beijing City's Worker' Stadium Area

Over the last few years an active nightclub scene has built up on the south and west side of the stadium, and nearly all Beijing's mega-clubs can be found here.Unlike Shanghai, Beijing has never been known as a party city. But you know what? Work hard, play hard could be the capital's new motto, and nowhere is this

better shown than in the area around the Workers' Stadium (Gongti in Chinese). To keep the clubbers fed there are 24-hour restaurants including Bellagio and Three Guizhou Men.

The Workers' Stadium itself was built in 1959 as a multipurpose venue and is home to Beijing's Guo'an football team as well as being the venue for major sporting occasions and music concerts. It's currently being refurbished for the Olympics and is due to reopen in August 2007, when it will host the quarter- and semi-finals of the local football cup competition. A block to the west of the Workers' Stadium is the Workers' Gymnasium, a smaller indoor arena that will host the boxing events for the 2008 Olympics.