Fancy a rave at the Great Wall Of China
BBC reports that the Chinese government has finally banned all-night music raves and parties at the Great Wall of Chine,. It is quite sad actually, though it is quite surprising that it was allowed in the first place.


Partying and all-night music raves are to be banned from parts of the Great Wall as China imposes laws to protect its top tourist attraction.
Writing and driving on the wall are also among several activities that are being prohibited, the government said.
The rules will include the banning of parties and all-night raves which have become increasingly common along parts of the wall near Beijing, the BBC's Dan Griffiths in the Chinese capital reports.

Imagine a rave taking place at the Taj Mahal, I have never been there and don’t plan to but if it was to ever host a rave, I might think about it.