Where the Great Wall Meets the Water

The amazing countryside of Huanghuacheng Great Wall is covered in a yellow mass of wild flowers in the summer, Also known as the ‘Yellow Flower Town’ of the Great Wall. As this section of the great wall has no stone steps or a single smooth walkway and it provides quite a challenge for its visitors. Another major feature is the Lake that gives it that extra special feel to your visit when hiking this beautiful section.

At Huanghuacheng, Great Wall walking and Haoming Lake boat trips bring together two perspectives on the same landscape. Choose among restored paths, reservoir scenery, sightseeing cruises, and rowing boats as described in the program.

"A must" was built in the Yongle period of Ming Dynasty (1404). The Great Wall here is not only the northern gate to guard the capital, but also an important portal to guard the Ming Tombs of the Emperor Ming Dynasty, which is the essence of the Ming Great Wall. The "two must" lake water naturally disconnected the three sections of the Great Wall, forming a peculiar landscape of the Great Wall splashing water and the ancient city wall. It is also a unique and close-to-touch "Jade in the Mountains, Great Wall in Water" in the suburbs of Beijing, and the landscape like the third section of the Great Wall in Huanghuacheng is unique in China. There is a poetry cloud: the city embraces the blue waves, and the water has no ancient city wall; the city and the water echo, and the beauty is leisurely.