Climbing up the Great Wall of China at JuYongGuan 居庸关, Beijing

The first time I went to JuYong Pass was a coach trip and we had only an hour at this stop on the tour. Yet I was determined to get to the top and return to the coach on time. Result - absolute exhaustion, but I did manage to get some photos along the way :)

In this video, a lot of the early part of the climb is skipped, but I still think you will get the picture.

JuYongGuan is the inner pass of BaDaLing Great Wall.

A great movie moment, superb filming ...

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