Beijing | The ultimate primitive and healing Great Wall of China—Simatai Great Wall

I finally arrived at the other side of the Anywhere Door in Beijing. The Great Wall of China is a world wonder, and the Simatai Great Wall is considered the pinnacle of the Great Wall of China, offering an extremely primitive and healing experience. Here's a travel guide for the Simatai Great Wall: Attraction Name: Simatai Great Wall Opening Hours: 08:00—18:00 The Simatai Great Wall, also known as the Gubeikou Great Wall, is geographically blessed, located within the Gubei Water Town scenic area, a national 4A-level scenic spot with beautiful scenery, steep slopes, and a majestic and spectacular presence; the Simatai Great Wall tourist area has 10 beacon towers, and you can choose to take a cable car, with free shuttle buses directly to the cable car station, or if you're physically fit, you can opt to walk; I recommend taking the cable car up and walking back down. The Simatai Great Wall perfectly integrates culture and history, preserving the original remnants of walls and broken bricks, with an authentic ancient feel; climbing high for a distant view, you can take in the pure natural beauty and overlook the entire Gubei Water Town, feeling as if all the mountains are beneath you, tired but happy. Travel Experience: The overall experience was amazing, a five-star travel experience, down-to-earth, with a rich historical and cultural heritage, making it a great place to relax and exercise on the weekend, highly recommended! Practical Information: Recommended Accommodation Nearby: Gubei Water Town Duan's Courtyard Recommended Local Cuisine: Wangjinglou Flavor Restaurant (Gubei Water Town branch) Recommended Nearby Attractions: Gubei Water Town Location: North of Simatai Village, Gubei Water Town, Miyun District, Beijing Transportation: It is recommended to drive locally, with car rental available at the airport, and a convenient and quick parking lot.