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Live: Touring Beijing's Gubei Water Town at the foot of the Great Wall – Ep. 6
As China ushers in the Year of the Horse, Gubei Water Town on the outskirts of Beijing provides a unique backdrop for Spring Festival celebrations. Nestled at the foot of the Simatai Great Wall, it blends the rugged grandeur of northern mountain scenery with the delicate charm of traditional water-town architecture. During the festive season, glowing lanterns line the stone bridges, folk performances animate the streets, and age-old Chinese New Year traditions come to life in a modern cultural-tourism setting. Recognized as the only section of the Great Wall that retains its original Ming-era appearance and is open for night tours, Simatai adds a sense of historical depth and romance to the celebrations.
As China ushers in the Year of the Horse, Gubei Water Town on the outskirts of Beijing provides a unique backdrop for Spring Festival celebrations. Nestled at the foot of the Simatai Great Wall, it blends the rugged grandeur of northern mountain scenery with the delicate charm of traditional water-town architecture. During the festive season, glowing lanterns line the stone bridges, folk performances animate the streets, and age-old Chinese New Year traditions come to life in a modern cultural-tourism setting. Recognized as the only section of the Great Wall that retains its original Ming-era appearance and is open for night tours, Simatai adds a sense of historical depth and romance to the celebrations.