Great Wall

Posted by Ian on October 26, 2009 in my stuff, travel |

Went to the Great Wall at Mutianyu today.  It was spectacular – not only the wall but all the autumn foliage on the trees.

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A bonus was the toboggan ride back down from the wall.  And yes, fast food in the form of Subway has found its way to the Great Wall of China … what next? A McDonalds on top of Uluru?

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6 Comments

  • wendishness says:

    Wow, what an amazing time of year to see it in as well, hadn’t considered it would be autumn there, the colours give it a different look to what you’d see in the tourist brochures.

    How far do you think you walked up it?

  • Another of those places I’d love to see. Pretty amazing photos – it’s great to see someone’s “real” pictures. The views must be spectacular.

  • Frank @ Best Forex Trading Software.biz says:

    Wow, this is awesome. Wat a great views and indeed the autumn foliage on the trees makes it even nicer. A shame though about the Subway. Monuments like this should be kept intact.

  • kim @ Digital Trail Camera says:

    Great pics. The Great Wall is an amazing feat of engineering, and really cool because its so old.

  • Paula Gerat says:

    I heard that Great Wall could be soon destroyed by huge amounts of tourists visiting China every year to visit this wonder. And I think to myself: will it be saved? Surely in time the government will spend some money to reconstruct this landmark but before that many unique elements could be lost forever.

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