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As the largest human-made structure in the world, the Great Wall of China is a must-see for many travelers coming to China. But now anyone around the world can easily and conveniently visit this UNESCO World Heritage site online.

Source: Walk the Great Wall of China online

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Earlier this month, new guidelines were announced that calls for efforts to build scientifically designed and successful heritage protection systems in both urban and rural regions.

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While a remote part of the Great Wall may soon attract more visitors, it remains a striking reminder of the centuries that shaped not only the fortification, but China itself.

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The Great Wall in China is the perfect destination. Check out Corinne Vail’s planning guide to get the most out of your trip to the Great Wall of China.

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The Great Wall may be one of the most iconic man-made structures in the world and is a must-see for most travelers. There are many places to see the 13,000+ mile long wall. Harrison Jacobs decided to visit a section called Mutianyu about 2 hours outside of Beijing.

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Ready for a Great Wall hike? Away from the crowds, we found a remote region just outside Beijing that was perfect for hiking the Great Wall.

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Beijing isn’t the only place you can visit the wall.

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