Huanghuacheng Lakeside Great Wall: 600-year-old gem by water

Huanghuacheng Lakeside Great Wall, located in the suburbs of Beijing, has a long history—it was first built during the Ming Dynasty, more than 600 years ago. It gets its name from the unique sight of the three sections of the Great Wall that stretch right into the lake water. This makes it the only place in Beijing where the Great Wall connects with water—a special feature you can't find at any other Great Wall site in the city.

What makes this scenic area so popular? Well, it's famous for being "unique" and "beautiful." There are many amazing things to see here—parts of the Great Wall are even submerged under the lake water—and if you hike up the steep path to the high guard tower, you'll be rewarded with a fantastic view. You can also enjoy the combination of green mountains, clear lake water, the ancient Great Wall, and a forest of trees. It's not just a place for sightseeing, it's also a wonderful spot to relax and enjoy nature.

Locals and visitors often describe it with the saying, "The grand scenery of the northern frontier and the gentle charm of southern China—you can find both at Huanghuacheng Lakeside Great Wall." A perfect explanation of why it's a beloved tourist spot for anyone who wants to experience a different and unique side of the Great Wall.