The message arrives just before China’s upcoming Golden Week, a holiday in early October, and domestic tourism is expected to increase significantly. respecting the easing of restrictions on coronavirus, according to China’s Global Times, a state-funded media outlet.
“This year’s national holiday lasts 8 days, and the number of people to explore the ‘Great Wild Wall’ will increase,” Yu Hankuan, director of the Yanqing District Cultural Relic Administration, told the Global Times.
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Prohibited sections, which are forbidden because they are too steep, have not been restored or are not structurally sound, would attract thousands of explorers and tourists each year, many of whom refer to those sections as the Wall. “
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However, if you do, you face fines of two hundred to 30,000 yuan (between $29 and $4,400).
Additional patrols are deployed in sections of the Yanquig District Wall to report any such behavior.
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Parts of the Great Wall were also closed to tourists before this year, at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, some of these sections began to partially reopen in March.