Shanhaiguan tourist attractions and tickets

Shanhaiguan tourist attractions: Mengjiangnv Temple, Laolongtou and the first ancient city in the world (the first watchtower in the world, Jingbian Building, Muying Building, Lulin Building, Ruilian Pavilion Park and Wengcheng).

Ticket price: 50 yuan in peak season (implementation time: 20 18 10 1). Joint ticket (including the experience tour of the old dragon head and the first ancient city in the world): 120.00 yuan. Joint ticket (including the experience tour of Mengjiangnu Temple and the first ancient city in the world): 90.00 yuan. Joint ticket (including Laolongtou and Mengjiangnv Temple): 90.00 yuan. Joint ticket (including Meng Jiangnu Temple, Meng Jiangnu Temple and the experience tour of the world's first ancient city): 200.00 yuan.

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Introduction of main scenic spots in Shanhaiguan:

The first pass in the world: The first pass in the world is located in Shanhaiguan District, which is known as "the lock and key of the two capitals are unparalleled, and the Great Wall of Wan Li is the first pass". Including the world's first building, Jingbian Building, Muying Building, Lulin Building, Ruilianting Park, Wengcheng, Guan Yi Square and the 1350-meter-long Ming Plain Great Wall landscape.

Laolongtou: the coast of Bohai Sea, 4 kilometers south of Shanhaiguan, Hebei Province, was once considered as the eastern starting point of the Ming Great Wall before 1990. The terrain of the old dragon head is high and steep, and there is a "Shicheng into the sea" built by Qi Jiguang, the main commander of Jiyun Town in the Ming Dynasty. Entering Shicheng into the sea is like a dragon head diving into the sea, making waves, hence the name "Old Dragon Head".

Mengjiangnv Temple: Mengjiangnv Temple, also known as Zhennv Temple, is located in the back hill of Wangfu Shi Cun, about 6 kilometers south of Shanhaiguan, Hebei Province. It consists of the Virgin Temple and the Mengjiangnv Garden. Meng Jiangnu Temple was built to commemorate Meng Jiangnu, the product of the folk story "Meng Jiangnu cries over the Great Wall".

Reference source Baidu Encyclopedia-Shanhaiguan