The Han Great Wall

The Great Wall of Han, also known as Foreign Minister City, is attached to the city of Saiwai. It is the Great Wall built in the early Taihe period of the Emperor Han Wu. After several years of inspection by archaeologists, it was found that the Han Dynasty built a "Foreign Minister City" from the west of Dunhuang, Gansu, to the south of Pyongyang, North Korea, and more than 10,000 kilometers long. Worth a visit

this place is like you meet the past. after so many years the Wall is still there. the desert preserve it and it is so exciting to see it! do not miss it!

The Great Wall of Han, also known as Foreign Minister City, is an affiliated facility of the city of Saiwai. It is the Great Wall built in the early Taihe period of the Emperor Han Wu. After several years of investigation by archaeologists, it was found that the Han Dynasty built a "Foreign Minister City" from the west of Dunhuang, Gansu, to the east to the south of Pyongyang, North Korea, and more than 10,000 kilometers long. It is a "foreign minister city" built by the Han Dynasty and longer than the Ming Great Wall. It is a "foreign minister city" that uses trenches or natural terrain as a barrier. [Cost-effective] consists of fortifications such as fortifications, castles, pavilions, etc., and is known as "sailing" in the Han Dynasty book. The Great Wall of Han is generally made of sand and stones. Or hews the stone wall, or builds the soil; in the desert, it is laminated with reed grass and willow branches, and it is built in the hubs of the Foreign Minister City, and it is stationed in the cavalry patrolling with equipment and long rafts. The emperor of Han Wu built the city to tuntian, horse raising, as a base for defense and attacking the Hunnu.

The Great Wall of Han, also known as Foreign Minister City, is an affiliated facility of the city of Saiwai. It is the Great Wall built in the early Taiyuan years of the Han Wu Emperor. After several years of investigation by archaeologists, it was found that the Han Dynasty built a "Foreign Minister City" from the west to Luobubo, Xinjiang, to the southeast of Jilin Province, and more than 10,000 kilometers long. It is a "foreign minister city" built by the Han Dynasty and longer than the Ming Great Wall. It is a "foreign minister city" that uses trenches or natural terrain as a barrier, and consists of fortifications such as fortifications, castles, pavilions, etc. It is called "sai" in the Han Dynasty book. The Great Wall of Han is generally made of sand and stones. Or hew the stone wall, or take the soil to build; and in the desert, it is surrounded by reed grass and willow branches, which are layered and pressed, it is worth a visit.

With the development of the silk road through the trade and development of the defensive Great Wall, the construction of the Dunhuang Han Great Wall began to go east to the Guazhou City to the west to the Yushuquan Basin. The scenic spot here is the most intact Great Wall plug wall in existence. The local materials are used for local grass, The loess is built into the wisdom of the working people of China. The Great Wall of Han has played a major positive role in commerce, defense, cultural exchanges and transportation.