12 fun facts you may not know about the great wall of china
China history
1. Great Wall of China
Extending to more than 6,000 kilometers from the mountains of Korea to the Gobi Desert, the Great Wall of
China is the biggest construction attributed to human hands, and the single structure that was built by men
that is apparently noticeable to astronauts orbiting in space.
Forbidden City
This is positioned at the heart of Beijing, the Forbidden City, it is also referred to as Gu Gong, in Chinese,
and was the royal palace all through the Ming and Qing dynasties. In the present time this place is known as
the Palace Museum, it is placed to the north of Tiananmen Square. It is rectangle in shape; and this is the
world's biggest palace complex which spreads over 74 hectares. There are 9,999 buildings bordered by a
moat which is six meters deep and a ten meter high wall.
Yangtze River Cruises
Yangtze River Cruise is special since the cruise offers four unforgettable tourist attractions namely The
Three Gorges, Shore Excursions, Three Gorges Dam and Vacation within a vacation.
2. China Garden
In China garden design was quite popular in the past and this tradition has continued at present. One of the
most popular means to enhance the gracefulness of Chinese homes was to expand one or more
compounds into a garden with plants, rocks, as well as garden buildings. Gardens were particularly valued
for their immense exquisiteness and openness. Eventually, garden design came to be looked upon as a
sophisticated activity for the wealthy and cultured.
China Grill
China Grill restaurants offer exquisite Chinese cuisines that are
extremely popular in some of the major cities across the globe.
