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Trekking through hills and water in Shuiquan Canyon

August 6, 2010  Filed under Travel  

Along the way, visitors will see broken sections of the Huanghuacheng Great Wall stretching from steep ridges. Photo by Li Xin

Along the way, visitors will see broken sections of the Huanghuacheng Great Wall stretching from steep ridges. Photo by Li Xin

In recent years, the village has developed folk dishes using wild vegetables and herbs from the mountain. These are catered to tourists, and ordering them helps the village’s economy, which relies primarily on tourism to sustain itself.

Getting there: Drive along North Third Ring Roa and into Badaling Expressway from Madianqiao. After reaching Changping Lukou, turn to 108 Highway and drive straight to Shuiquangou.

Notes:

1. Bring sunglasses and sunscreen, extra sandals (you’ll be crossing lots of rivers) and enough drinking water.

2. From luye.info:
Renting a round-trip long-distance bus (two hours): 50 yuan
Huanghuacheng Waterside Great Wall: 10-30 yuan (depending on your bargaining skills)
Crossing the bridge: 1 yuan
Renting a boat: 3-5 yuan

3. Litter remains a persistent problem. There are no refuse bins in the mountain, so bring extra bags for trash and be sure to properly dispose your garbage.

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2 Comments on "Trekking through hills and water in Shuiquan Canyon"

  1. amir levin on Mon, 9th Aug 2010 9:11 pm 

    amir levin

    I am interesting in your artical “trekking Through hills and water…” I try to serch for “luye.info ” but can not fined.
    Can you please provide the correct link ?
    Thanks

  2. jackiezhang on Tue, 10th Aug 2010 10:55 am 

    楠 张

    Dear amir levin,

    The correct link is http://www.lvye.info. Hope it is useful for you.

    Best,

    Beijing Today

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