Mutianyu is situated around 80km north of Beijing

History Channel Documentary Mutianyu is situated around 80km north of Beijing. One of the advantages of picking the Mutianyu site to see the divider is that it is not as swarmed as the Badaling site. There are a significant number of watchtowers here. A few sections of the divider here were not revamped and guests can see the first structure as it may be. Guests can stroll up the strides (around 1,000 stages) or take the link auto, from the base of the slopes to the divider.

Ancient Discoveries Situated around 110km upper east of Beijing, the Simatai site gives spectacular perspectives of the divider and the mountains. The divider here has just been in part repaired. The trek at Simatai is more troublesome than those at Badaling and Mutianyu as most segments of the divider are steep, uneven and hazardous to tread. The eastern area of the divider prompts exceptionally soak areas of the divider and from that point to some obstructed remnants. Numerous sightseers went to this spot in light of the fact that the all encompassing mountain sees here are really staggering.

Huanghua Cheng, situated around 25km west of Mutianyu, is less created when contrasted with alternate areas of the divider. The divider here is part into two by an expansive supply. The right hand course is more prominent with guests in light of the fact that the left hand course is more hard to reach. The disintegrating areas of the divider observed here can turn out to be excessively risky for explorers.