The best and nature section of great wall, Yan Men Guan Great Wall

If you ask me where is the best and nature section of great wall, I will recommend Yan Men Guan Great Wall.

In the depths of Yanmen Mountain in Shanxi, there stands a lonely frontier outpost, Yanmenguan, some 2,000 years old. This once invincible patron saint along the boundary has cast off his armor and turns into an experienced old man waiting to tell you about his story.
The best time to visit the pass is May to June and September to October, when it is temperate weather. In May and June, the greenery energizes you. The scenes of September and October reflect different charm with fallen leaves coating the ground in yellow. Although winter (November to February) is cold, it does not matter much when the snow covers everything in white and you feel the solitude of this thousands-year-old fortress.
Opening Hours:8:00 – 18:30
Yanmen Pass is 75 miles (120 kilometers) away from Datong City and 20 miles (32 kilometers) away from Daixian County. Take a coach from Datong Xinnan Passenger Station to Daixian County first. The coach departs from Datong at 7:20, 9:20, and 11:30 for a two hours trip. Upon arrival, take a taxi to the scenic area at a cost around CNY 100.
Taiyuan is 110 miles (177 kilometers) away from the scenic area. Get to Daixian County first and take a taxi to the scenic area. The coaches bound for Daixian depart at Taiyuan East Passenger Station every 30 minutes from 7:45 to 18:30 and the trip lasts about 2.5-3 hours.

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