Why Book This Tour
- Discover the picturesque Jinshanling through the eyes of a photographer!
- Take pictures of stunning landscape with plenty of replica watches photographic opportunities.
- Capture the best of Great Wall with private vehicle pick-up & drop-off.
- Flexible tour for independent photo explorers.
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Full itinerary
Full Itinerary:
Join us on an exclusive and tailor-made photography tour to the Jinshanling section, where you’ll be whisked away to the most stunning photo locations, all without the fuss of navigating or planning!
What We Offer:
Whether you’re a seasoned photographer or someone who simply wants to snap some breathtaking shots, we’ve got you covered.
Your private tour will take you to the prime photographic locations of Jinshanling, just a few hours’ drive from Beijing.
The best part? This tour is all about YOU.
Want to spend more time at specific spots to catch the best light? No problem!
Interested in staying up all night in Jinshanling to capture an unforgettable sunrise or sunset over the Great Wall? We’re on it!
Who Should Join:
This custom tour is perfect for
- independent photo enthusiasts,
- camera clubs,
- travel writers,
- honeymooners,
or anyone who appreciates the pure pleasure and beauty of the Great Wall.
Avoid the crowds at busy Badaling and savor the unique angles and vistas of Jinshanling.
How to Book:
Booking your perfect photography adventure is easy.
Simply fill out the form and let us know your needs, and we’ll send you a free, no-obligation proposal and itinerary.
If you have specific plans in mind, don’t hesitate to share them with us by filling out our online form.
Jinshanling – A Photographer’s Dream:
Located 125 km northeast of Beijing, Jinshanling is a historic section of the Great Wall, constructed during the Ming dynasty.
It’s known for its 5 main passes and 67 watchtowers. The entire hike is about 6 miles (10 km) and takes roughly 3 to 5 hours, providing ample opportunities to capture awe-inspiring images.
Note: Please be aware that Jinshanling currently has two gates: the Front Gate (Main Gate) and the East Gate.
Visitors are not allowed to enter from the East Gate from November 16th to March 15th, but they can exit from the East Gate before 15:00 during this period.
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to photograph one of the world’s most iconic landmarks in the best possible light.
We look forward to crafting a memorable and personalized experience for you, tailored to your passion for photography and love for the Great Wall.
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Map the tour/Videos
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