How much is the ticket for Juyongguan Great Wall? Do I need to make an appointment?

Friends who visit Beijing must have been to the Great Wall. As the saying goes, "You are not a true man until you reach the Great Wall"! And this Juyongguan Great Wall is a famous ancient city along the Great Wall in northern Beijing. At present, it is a state-level cultural relics protection unit. Do I need to make an appointment to buy tickets for such a scenic spot? How much is the ticket? Let's take a look at Bian Xiao!

1. How much is the ticket for Juyongguan Great Wall during the peak season?

Adult ticket 40 yuan/Zhang; Half-price ticket 20 yuan/Zhang

Off season ticket

Adult ticket 35 yuan/Zhang; Half-price ticket 17.5 yuan/Zhang

2. Do I need to make an appointment? Of course I know. Visitors should make an appointment to purchase tickets through the online real-name registration system before entering the scenic spot. Please bring your ID card.

The way to make an appointment is to pay attention to the official account of WeChat Juyongguan Great Wall, select tickets in the official account of WeChat, and purchase according to the above tips.

3. Attractions Introduction Juyongguan Great Wall, a famous ancient Guancheng along the Great Wall in northern Beijing, is a state-level cultural relics protection unit. It is a national AAAA scenic spot assessed by beijing tourism administration. Located in a canyon 20 kilometers north of Changping County.

Juyongguan Great Wall is built in a valley of15km, with overlapping mountains on both sides, lush trees, blooming flowers and magnificent scenery. As early as 800 years ago in the Jin Dynasty, it was listed as one of the eight scenic spots in Yanjing, and it was called "Juyong Diecui". Juyongguan is the gateway for the north to enter Beijing, and it has the momentum of "one person defends it, and ten thousand people cannot force it". There is also a beautifully carved white marble platform "Yuntai" in the center of Juyongguan. In the Yuan Dynasty, three stone pagodas were built on the platform, which were destroyed at the end of Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of Ming Dynasty. After the destruction of the three pagodas, another courtyard "Tai 'an Temple" was built on this platform. This temple was destroyed by fire during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, leaving only this pedestal-Yuntai. In the ticket gate of Yuntai, there are four statues of heavenly kings carved on the stone wall, which are vivid; It is also engraved with Buddhist scriptures in Sanskrit, Tibetan, Mongolian, Uighur, Xixia and Chinese.