The Great Wall of China stands the second place on the top UNESCO Heritage Sites list. It spans over 21,000 kilometers and is the world's most stunning UNESCO heritage sites in Asia. It was built between the 7th and 16th centuries.
The Great Wall of China serves as a defense system against invasions. It was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the year 1987. It also remains a symbol of Chinese strength and perseverance.
Visitors can experience an awe-inspiring hike along one of the world's greatest architectural feats and enjoy panoramic views of mountains and valleys. Beijing Capital International Airport is the nearest airport that can help you access this site. Also, China's high-speed trains run from Beijing to Badaling for visitors who want to explore the Great Wall of China.