Getting There
Access the station via the unpaved road from nearby airports.





The Great Wall Station, established in 1985, is China's first research station in Antarctica, located on the ice-free Fildes Peninsula of King George Island. It serves as a hub for scientific research and international collaboration, with nearby stations from Chile, Russia, Uruguay, Korea, and Brazil. The station is accessible via a 3 km unpaved road, providing logistical support and shared facilities. With temperatures ranging from -27.7°C in winter to 11.7°C in summer, it offers a unique environment for polar research.
The Great Wall Station, established in 1985, is China's first research station in Antarctica, located on the ice-free Fildes Peninsula of King George Island. It serves as a hub for scientific research and international collaboration, with nearby stations from Chile, Russia, Uruguay, Korea, and Brazil. The station is accessible via a 3 km unpaved road, providing logistical support and shared facilities. With temperatures ranging from -27.7°C in winter to 11.7°C in summer, it offers a unique environment for polar research.
First Chinese research station in Antarctica.
Located on King George Island.
Collaborates with nearby international stations.
Accessible via unpaved road to nearby airports.
Close access to other international research stations.
Unique polar research opportunities.
Extreme weather conditions require proper gear.
Access the station via the unpaved road from nearby airports.
Prepare for extreme weather conditions, with temperatures ranging from -27.7°C to 11.7°C.
Scientific research and polar exploration.
Chinese, English
Scientific Research, Polar Expedition
Engage with scientists from various countries for a collaborative research experience.