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okt. 2020
【汉长城】
汉长城始建于汉武帝元狩时期，约为公元前121年，当时中原王朝为了抗拒匈奴骚扰，加强边塞建设，安定百姓生活，巩固中央集权，以加强同各国的贸易和友好往来而修建了汉代长城，甘肃境内全长一千余公里。
汉长城并无砖石结构，而是因地制宜，就地取材建造，因为敦煌一带生长着大片红柳、芦苇、胡杨树等植物，修建长城时，就用这些植物的枝条为地基，上铺土、砂砾石，再加芦苇层层夯筑而成。
长城沿线每隔十里建筑有烽燧一座，这就是古籍中所写的十里一大墩，五里一小墩的烽火台，烽燧的主要作用是举火报警传递消息，以防被敌兵的骚扰和入侵，同时也为丝路上的使者和商队补充给养。敦煌境内，现存烽燧80多座，其中以玉门关西部一带保存得最为完整。
汉长城和大小方盘所属玉门关景区内，一票全含，景区内大巴车接驳
汉长城始建于汉武帝元狩时期，约为公元前121年，当时中原王朝为了抗拒匈奴骚扰，加强边塞建设，安定百姓生活，巩固中央集权，以加强同各国的贸易和友好往来而修建了汉代长城，甘肃境内全长一千余公里。
汉长城并无砖石结构，而是因地制宜，就地取材建造，因为敦煌一带生长着大片红柳、芦苇、胡杨树等植物，修建长城时，就用这些植物的枝条为地基，上铺土、砂砾石，再加芦苇层层夯筑而成。
长城沿线每隔十里建筑有烽燧一座，这就是古籍中所写的十里一大墩，五里一小墩的烽火台，烽燧的主要作用是举火报警传递消息，以防被敌兵的骚扰和入侵，同时也为丝路上的使者和商队补充给养。敦煌境内，现存烽燧80多座，其中以玉门关西部一带保存得最为完整。
汉长城和大小方盘所属玉门关景区内，一票全含，景区内大巴车接驳
Skrevet 14. oktober 2020
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LarsRu
Heidelberg, Tyskland167 bidrag
okt. 2019
Ein Stopp auf dem Weg zum Yadang National Geopark lohnt sich. Hier gibt es noch einen echten unrestaurierten Teil der Großen Mauer zu sehen.
Skrevet 3. desember 2019
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swirlwind
Perth, Australia457 bidrag
nov. 2019
This Great Wall of Han Dynasty sits so remote and desolate in the middle of the Gobi desert. Build from a mixture of sand, dry dirt, rose willow, reed and apocynum 2,200 years ago. Amazingly, still stands today.
It's hard to picture the bustling scene of this important pass with caravan and camel traders crossing through in its hayday.
It's hard to picture the bustling scene of this important pass with caravan and camel traders crossing through in its hayday.
Skrevet 15. november 2019
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DianneSkelton
Wellington, New Zealand17 bidrag
sep. 2019
This part of the Great Wall is constructed quite differently and mostly hasn't stood the test of time. Great to be in the Gobi Desert on the Ancient Silk Road and to come across a part of the Great Wall this old.
Skrevet 13. oktober 2019
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The Vista Seeker
New York City, NY502 bidrag
jul. 2019 • Venner
It is great to see the remains of the Great Wall of Han Dynasty. It was not built with bricks, instead it was by interleaved layers of hay and sand. It is much shorter than the Great Wall of Ming Dynasty. Another difference is that the Han Great Wall is on the planes while the Ming Great Wall runs on the mountains ridges.
Skrevet 4. august 2019
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Mike J
Chepstow, UK882 bidrag
mai 2019 • Par
It was interesting to see a small part of the original Great Wall which was built in about 200 BC by the Han Dynasty near Dunhuang although not surprisingly it not in a good state of repair.
Skrevet 9. juni 2019
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TanSuoTravel
London, UK271 bidrag
jun. 2018 • Venner
While most people are undoubtedly familiar with the iconic grey-bricked sections of the Great Wall near Beijing, many of them are unaware of the fact that these sections were heavily renovated during the Ming Dynasty and are only around 200 to 400 years old. If you want to see the real Great Wall, which was built during the Han Dynasty (over 2,000 years ago) and was made with packed earth, you need to travel all the way to western China, where the climate is arid enough to preserve these earthen structures.
These Han Dynasty Great Wall Relics are located very close to Yumen Pass outside of Dunhuang in Gansu province. You can buy a combined ticket for both Yumen Pass and the Han Dynasty Great Wall Relics. In order to get there, you will need to hire a car or taxi, as there are currently no tourist buses that go to this scenic sight. However, it is well-worth the trip, particularly if you combine it with a visit to the nearby Yumen Pass and the Dunhuang Yardang Landform.
Although the wall is currently in ruins and there is very little of it left, it is unbelievable to think how old it truly is and how long it has survived. As we walked along the wall, we were struck by the gravity of the situation, as it dawned on us that it had been around since nearly the beginning of human civilization. It is hard to imagine how many pairs of eyes have admired this ancient structure throughout its lifetime.
We would definitely recommend it for anyone who has seen other parts of the Great Wall, such as Mutianyu or Badaling, as it makes for a great comparison. As resilient as it is, it won't be around forever, so try to see it sooner rather than later!
For anyone who is interested in ancient Chinese history or in the Silk Road, this is a must-see attraction that can easily be incorporated into a day tour outside of Dunhuang.
These Han Dynasty Great Wall Relics are located very close to Yumen Pass outside of Dunhuang in Gansu province. You can buy a combined ticket for both Yumen Pass and the Han Dynasty Great Wall Relics. In order to get there, you will need to hire a car or taxi, as there are currently no tourist buses that go to this scenic sight. However, it is well-worth the trip, particularly if you combine it with a visit to the nearby Yumen Pass and the Dunhuang Yardang Landform.
Although the wall is currently in ruins and there is very little of it left, it is unbelievable to think how old it truly is and how long it has survived. As we walked along the wall, we were struck by the gravity of the situation, as it dawned on us that it had been around since nearly the beginning of human civilization. It is hard to imagine how many pairs of eyes have admired this ancient structure throughout its lifetime.
We would definitely recommend it for anyone who has seen other parts of the Great Wall, such as Mutianyu or Badaling, as it makes for a great comparison. As resilient as it is, it won't be around forever, so try to see it sooner rather than later!
For anyone who is interested in ancient Chinese history or in the Silk Road, this is a must-see attraction that can easily be incorporated into a day tour outside of Dunhuang.
Skrevet 7. mai 2019
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Alistair450
Auckland Central, New Zealand149 bidrag
apr. 2019 • Par
There is not much left of this portion of the Great Wall as most of it has eroded away. This section of the wall was built of mud and straw and stands in great contrast to the sections of the wall built in stone. For this reason alone it is worth the visit, especially if you are on your way to, or back from the Yadan National Geological Park. Half an hour would be enough time to walk around the ruins.
Skrevet 1. mai 2019
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華ちゃん
Japan15 062 bidrag
jan. 2018 • Venner
敦煌から車で2時間弱。
漢の時代に造られた長城です。
すっかり風化したその姿は、見る人によっては只の土の壁ですが、
シルクロードの歴史の本をいくつか読んだ私にとっては、
非常に感慨深い景色でした。
この長城が、漢と西域との境目だと思うと
とても不思議な気持ちになりました。
漢の時代に造られた長城です。
すっかり風化したその姿は、見る人によっては只の土の壁ですが、
シルクロードの歴史の本をいくつか読んだ私にとっては、
非常に感慨深い景色でした。
この長城が、漢と西域との境目だと思うと
とても不思議な気持ちになりました。
Skrevet 12. desember 2018
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