The Badaling Great Wall, located in Yanqing County, Beijing, is one part of Chinese ancient military fortification system and a very important gateway of the Ming (1368-1644) Great Wall. This section of the Great Wall is very steep and makes people elevated. From of old, Badaling is the main artery to go to Shanxi, Inner Mongolia and Zhangjiakou.
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Q & A on Badaling Great Wall Photos
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Nov. 8,2009 03:36 Reply
Ms.molly-rae(England) said:
hello my name is molly rae i am 7 and i like china its a butiful contry i am learning about china at school i have learned lots but i want to no loads more i am doing a play about a chineese boy its called the empty pot give my love to china and tell them that i said that they are a butiful country from molly rae
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Oct. 23,2009 12:59 Reply
Mrs.solis(california) said:
hoaw lonfg is the great wall of china
Oct. 24,2009 21:34
Mr.rita(cn) replied:
5500 miles--the newest statistics.
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Oct. 14,2009 08:43 Reply
Ms.leonita(ohio) said:
the great walll is a great site to see i would love to vist it and those who have died building it will be rermebered for ever rip
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Oct. 12,2009 20:49 Reply
Mr.QA(U.S) said:
Great Wall is relly GREAT! Is Badaling Great Wall in Beijing the begining of the whole dragon wall?
Oct. 12,2009 20:56
Mr.Foster(Singapore) replied:
Hi,Mr.QA
The Great Wall runs about 4,500 miles (7,300km) east to west from Shanhaiguan Pass near Bohai (Gulf of Bohai) to Jiayuguan Pass (in Gansu Province). The Great Wall was started to build in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. It has gone through many changes. I bet Badaling Great Wall is not the beginning of the whole project.
Oct. 13,2009 00:56
Mr.Gump replied:
Yes, listen to Foster. He knows something about the Great Wall :)
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Mar. 26,2009 04:16 Reply
Mr.daisy(us) said:
it's amazing! I'd love to go there one day
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Apr. 21,2009 02:44 Reply
Mr.rudi satria(indonesia) said:
i have been beijing tour in april 6th,2009,..many amazing place i had seen there,..i will go there again soon,.please inform me about the season,..cause i like the cold wheather,.
Thank you
Rudi Satria
Jun. 3,2009 03:20
Mr.hai(China) replied:
here's information about average temperatures in Beijing for your reference. Enjoy your trip!
http://www.travelchinaguide.com/climate/beijing.htm
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Jul. 27,2009 21:51 Reply
Mr.brodie(austraila) said:
im going there in september!!!!! XD
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Aug. 7,2009 08:56 Reply
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Aug. 12,2009 23:04 Reply
Mr.Bates(Canada) said:
I want to know what is the vertical distance that one climbs from the gates of the Badaling wall to the highest point, which I believe is the eighth watch tower. I've tried to find this information, without success. It's not so much the distance you walk that makes the Wall a challenge, it is the vertical rise. I've walked trails in Canada, in the winter, that had 1000 ft rises and it took a lot of effort.
We climbed the wall at Badaling on May 31, 2009. It stands out as the high point of our visit to China.
Aug. 13,2009 01:36
Mr.lea(cn) replied:
Hi, the eight watch tower should be haohanpo. It is about 888 meters.
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Feb. 11,2010 02:27 Reply
Mr.saji(india) said:
It is very nice to walk through it
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Feb. 11,2010 02:32 Reply
Mr.saji(india) said:
Iam also planning to visit their next month