Han Great Wall
The Han Great Wall, less well-known but equally significant as its Ming Dynasty counterpart, stretches across the northern frontier of China, safeguarding ancient trade routes and territorial boundaries. Built during the Han Dynasty, this ancient wall was a critical defense mechanism against nomadic invasions and played a pivotal role in the expansion and protection of the Han Empire. The remnants of the Han Great Wall offer a fascinating glimpse into early Chinese military strategy and construction techniques. Visitors can explore various sections of the wall, which vary from well-preserved stone structures to more rugged and weathered remains. The Han Great Wall provides an evocative journey through China’s early imperial history and the challenges faced in securing its vast territories.
Opening time: 8:00-18:00.
Tickets: Free.
Address: Side of the small square disk at the Yumenguan Ruins, Dunhuang City, Jiuquan City.
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