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Juyongguan Pass is located within Nankou Town, Changping District, Beijing. As a renowned pass along the Great Wall with a long history, it—together with Zijingguan Pass and Daomaguan Pass—is collectively known as the "Inner Three Passes" of the Ming Dynasty Great Wall.
Juyongguan Pass—also known as Junduguan or Jimenguan—is a mountain pass located along the Inner Great Wall of the Ming Dynasty. Situated within Nankou Town in Beijing’s Changping District, it has served as a vital thoroughfare since the Qin Dynasty. As one of the most renowned and historic passes along the Great Wall, it—together with Zijingguan and Daomaguan—is collectively known as the "Three Inner Passes" of the Ming Great Wall. Originally established as a frontier outpost called "Juyong Sai," the site was later integrated into the Great Wall during the Northern Wei and Northern Qi dynasties, when the wall was extended to connect with the fortress, transforming it into a key gateway.
In 1982, Juyongguan Pass was incorporated into the Badaling-Ming Tombs National Scenic Area. Following restoration and development efforts that began in March 1993, it has become a prominent historical and cultural tourist destination. In 2001, the Juyongguan section of the Great Wall was designated a "National AAAA-level Tourist Attraction."
Juyongguan Great Wall is in Beijing.
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Juyongguan Great Wall is in Beijing.
Your advisor will manually confirm the visit details before you go.
Please carry your passport for entry and follow the entry instructions provided after confirmation.
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