The ruins of the Great Wall of China

Great Wall of China for centuries across the mountains, deserts, rivers and, eventually, spread out over more than 20 000 kilometers.
Tourists can only see a certain part of the wall, which is in good condition, a remote section of the building was gradually absorbed by nature.

Part of the monument of architecture, which are usually not available before the eyes of tourists.






Remains of walls are in Jiayuguan - urban district in Gansu





part of the Great Wall in the urban district Tszyayuyguan built during the Ming Dynasty (1372)



The western edge of the Great Wall near the district Tszyayuyguan



These hills are actually the remains of walls are also in the urban district of Yinchuan





180 km north of Beijing. Unlike most of the other sites around the capital, restored for tourism, this part of the Wall, referring to the days of the Ming Dynasty (around 1368), it has been left in its original form



Section of the wall to the west of the city district of Yinchuan



Photo taken in 1998 in the mountains Inshan. 200-kilometer section of the Great Wall, built during the Qin Dynasty (221-207 BC), was discovered by archaeologists in Inner Mongolia - Autonomous Region in north China



The old part of the city walls at the county Longkou



Wall northeast of Beijing









remains of the walls near the village Dongjiakou





80 km from Beijing









Overgrown land





Borough Qinhuangdao









Wall meets the sea, more in this place here



Source: trasyy.livejournal.com