Simatai Great Wall, Great Wall section in China
Simatai is a preserved section of the Great Wall located in Miyun District, Beijing.
Originating in the 6th century, it was rebuilt during the Ming Dynasty.
The section showcases the distinct architectural features from different historical periods.
It is the only part of the Great Wall that offers organized night tours.
Simatai is renowned for its exceptional preservation and original Ming dynasty features.
Location: Luanping County
Phone: +861081009999
Website: wtown.com/pc/about/wall.html
Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap
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