Above: Dartmouth Fall 2007 FSP in Beijing Students at Simatai Great Wall. For more photos, see my Great Wall photo pageIf you want to do a day-hike on the Great Wall, the best place in my reckoning is Simatai to Jinshanling (or vice... ...full story at Shanghai Journal
from Shanghai Journal on Wed, Sep 19 2007
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The Great Wall Of China - Jinshanling »
YouTube video The Jinshanling section of the Great Wall is around 100km to the north from Beijing. From Jinshanling to Simatai section there is around 10km and this is probably the most beautiful and the least crowded (2005) section of the Wall. |
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Stuff Laowai Like 3 - Great Wall (Simatai) » Modern Lei Feng Which one is Badaling and which is Simatai?*After a long hiatus, we're back on the laowai watching track, and what better to talk about than the Great Wall? The Great Wall is one of the wonders of the world, it is an absolutely amazing place to see that... |
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Camping on the Wall goes on despite outcry » People's Daily &$ &$Campers on the Great Wall. (Global Times Photo) &$&$ Camping overnight on the Great Wall does not harm preservation of the wall and is not illegal, according to a managing official of the Jinshanling Great Wall in Luanping county, Hebei Province,... |
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Can You See The Great Wall of China From The Moon? » The China Expat (original photo by Exfordy per this license) Of course you can see the Great Wall of China from the moon! While North America, the continent, is hard to make out from such a far distance, the Great Wall sticks out like a human hair viewed from 2000... |
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Far from madding crowd on Great Wall » Shanghai Daily REMOTE sections of the Great Wall of China will open to tourists in northeastern Liaoning Province with a road-building program across mountains. Yong'an section of the Great Wall in Suizhong County was built... |
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Shanghaiist survives the Great Wall Marathon » Shanghaiist Shanghaiist needs a massage. On Saturday we took part in the 2007 Great Wall Marathon, a race of 42,195km (26 miles), including two stretches of about 9km each on the Great Wall itself. The rest in the countryside. About 1,300 runners — a lot ... |
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