Jiayuguan III Attractions [6-Person Group Tour/Customized Tour Around Jiayuguan/Optional Pick-up/Airport Pick-up]
Jiayuguan III Attractions [6-Person Group Tour/Customized Tour Around Jiayuguan/Optional Pick-up/Airport Pick-up]
Jiayuguan III Attractions [6-Person Group Tour/Customized Tour Around Jiayuguan/Optional Pick-up/Airport Pick-up]
Jiayuguan III Attractions [6-Person Group Tour/Customized Tour Around Jiayuguan/Optional Pick-up/Airport Pick-up]
Jiayuguan III Attractions [6-Person Group Tour/Customized Tour Around Jiayuguan/Optional Pick-up/Airport Pick-up]
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Jiayuguan III Attractions [6-Person Group Tour/Customized Tour Around Jiayuguan/Optional Pick-up/Airport Pick-up]

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Private customized service with strong privacy and flexibility. One group per family, departure time at your choice. Diverse route packages available.
Travel worry-free: Depart after waking up, no hidden fees or tricks. Trips available for solo travelers. Choose between morning or afternoon time slots.
Fully transparent all-inclusive pricing covering vehicle fuel, parking fees, and driver meal allowance!
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▲ The Guan City of Jiayuguan is located about 5–6 km southwest of Jiayuguan City in Gansu Province. It marks the western starting point of the Ming Dynasty's Great Wall and served as a crucial transportation stronghold along the ancient Silk Road. Here is a comprehensive introduction:

▲ Construction began in 1372 during the Ming Dynasty under the supervision of Duke Feng Sheng of Song. After intermittent construction spanning 168 years, it was completed as a comprehensive military defense system by 1539. This grand pass stands as one of the largest surviving sections of the Great Wall, renowned alongside Shanhai Pass and Zhenbeitai as the "Three Great Wonders of the Great Wall."

▲ As the strategic gateway of the Hexi Corridor, Jiayuguan served as the vital passage for trade and tributary missions between Central China and the Western Regions/Central Asia. During the Ming Dynasty, it replaced Yumenguan as the designated legal route for envoys from the Western Regions entering Central China, earning the titles "Great Frontier Defense Between China and Foreign Lands" and "Guan City of Jiayuguan."

▲ As the strategic gateway of the Hexi Corridor, Jiayuguan served as the vital passage for trade and tributary missions between Central China and the Western Regions/Central Asia. During the Ming Dynasty, it replaced Yumenguan as the designated legal route for envoys from the Western Regions entering Central China, earning the titles "Great Frontier Defense Between China and Foreign Lands" and "Guan City of Jiayuguan."

▲ The Overhanging Great Wall Scenic Spot is located on the northern slope of Heishan Mountain, north of Shiguan Gorge, 8 km north of Guan City of Jiayuguan. In 1539 during the Ming Dynasty, to strengthen Jiayuguan's defenses, Li Han, the military commander of Suzhou, supervised the construction of a 15 km long wall made of stone slabs and compacted earth, starting from the mountain ridge south of the gorge beyond the hidden wall.

▲ The Overhanging Great Wall Scenic Spot is located on the northern slope of Heishan Mountain, north of Shiguan Gorge, 8 km north of Guan City of Jiayuguan. In 1539 during the Ming Dynasty, to strengthen Jiayuguan's defenses, Li Han, the military commander of Suzhou, supervised the construction of a 15 km long wall made of stone slabs and compacted earth, starting from the mountain ridge south of the gorge beyond the hidden wall.

▲ The Great Wall pier, also known as the Taolai River pier, is the southernmost watchtower of the western section of the Jiayuguan Great Wall and the westernmost watchtower of the Ming Dynasty's Great Wall. Built in 1539 under the supervision of Li Han, the military defense official of Suzhou, it stands 7.5 km south of Guan City of Jiayuguan on a 56m-high cliff overlooking the Taolai River.

▲ The Overhanging Great Wall Scenic Spot is located on the northern slope of Heishan Mountain, north of Shiguan Gorge, 8 km north of Guan City of Jiayuguan. In 1539 during the Ming Dynasty, to strengthen Jiayuguan's defenses, Li Han, the military commander of Suzhou, supervised the construction of a 15 km long wall made of stone slabs and compacted earth, starting from the mountain ridge south of the gorge beyond the hidden wall.

▲ The Great Wall pier, also known as the Taolai River pier, is the southernmost watchtower of the western section of the Jiayuguan Great Wall and the westernmost watchtower of the Ming Dynasty's Great Wall. Built in 1539 under the supervision of Li Han, the military defense official of Suzhou, it stands 7.5 km south of Guan City of Jiayuguan on a 56m-high cliff overlooking the Taolai River.

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Eligibility
Adult: Height 1.2m+
Child: 0.2–1.19 m
Change & cancellation policies
If a cancellation request is submitted before 18:00, 1 day(s) prior to the date of use, no cancellation fee will be charged.
If a cancellation request is submitted before 23:59 1 day(s) before the date of use, a fee of 50% will be charged.
A fee of 100% will be charged for cancellations requested before 23:59 on the day of date of use.
If a discount is applied, the cancellation fee will be calculated based on the original price before the discount and will not exceed the amount paid.
Partial refund is not available.
To change the date or time, please cancel your booking and book again.
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