Tiger Mountain Great Wall

Tiger Mountain Great Wall

The Tiger Mountain Great Wall is located in Gubeikou Town, Miyun County, Beijing. Originally built in the eighth year of the Hongwu reign during the Ming Dynasty, it stretches 4.75 km in length and features 134 watchtowers. With an elevation of 665.22 m and steep mountain terrain, it stands out as particularly majestic and spectacular. The summit of Tiger Mountain offers broader views than those from the Simatai section of the Great Wall. To the north, it is surrounded by rolling peaks, while to the south lie rivers and plains. The wall meanders continuously both eastward and westward, forming a unique landscape. From the main peak, visitors can gaze into the distance: to the east lies the mist-shrouded Wuling Mountain, to the west the winding Ant Ridge, to the south the mirror-flat Miyun Reservoir, and to the north the rugged, frontier-style Taoshan Mountain. Nearby, there are dozens of cultural relics and historic sites, such as Linggong Temple, Taiping Temple, Iron Gate Pass, Longevity Hill, Wild Boar Ridge, Lüzu Temple, and Liulin Camp.

Address: Hexi Village, Gubeikou Town, Miyun District, Beijing

Phone: 010-81051291

Opening Hours:

8:30-16:00

Ticket Information:

Gate Price: 25.0 RMB