Mayra Barragan

7c
Ingles
China
1. THE BIG WALL
The Great Wall in Jiankou, Beijing.
The Great Wall is composed of a series of
stone and earth fortifications built and
rebuilt between the fourth and sixth
centuries AD to protect the northern borders
of the Chinese Empire from the nomadic
peoples of the northern steppe. The latest
report estimates the length of the Great Wall
of the Ming Dynasty at 8852 km.
Your price is around two hundred and sixty
euros and vary depending on transportation
The Prohibited City
The Forbidden City (Imperial Palace or Palace
Museum), a World Heritage Site since 1987,
radiates a sense of grandeur and opulence,
an aura of pomp and majesty that has
continued over time. This secret city was
closed to the world for 500 years, although
today its 720,000 square meters of
courtyards, pavilions, large gardens, and its
nearly 10,000 rooms remain open to the
public and have become one of the most
well-known historical sites world.

Its price is between 117 us and 98 us

Yangtze River Cruise
The Yangtse is the longest river in China and
the third longest in the world. From the deck
of a cruise ship, the Yangtze reveals itself as a
parchment replete with astonishing
landscapes. Along the route, there are
historical places associated with the rich
Chinese tradition of myths and legends. The
terraces cultivated by locals over the
centuries settle around the Three Gorges
Dam, the world's largest hydroelectric power
station.

Its price is 387.50 us

Thanks.