Contrary to popular myth, the Great Wall cannot be seen from the moon. It is, nonetheless, still one of the most famous symbols of China and should not be missed. Traces of the wall date back over 2000 years ago, while the greater restoration project of the Ming Dynasty created the Wall we know today. Stretching for over 6000 km, the wall spans from ancient Manchuria to the edge of the Gobi desert in the west.

While exploring the Wall, you can have a once in a lifetime lunch experience on the wall. With purely white tables and chairs, you will be served with fresh cooked meals, and soft drinks. Experience ancient and modern, wild and delicate.