Rare Golden Monkey Baby Born in UNESCO Heritage Reserve
A rare Guizhou golden monkey named “Xiao Fan” gave birth to a healthy baby at Fanjingshan National Nature Reserve, marking a conservation milestone for this critically endangered species.
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China Adds Six Geoparks to UNESCO’s Global Network
Six of China’s renowned geoparks, including Mount Changbaishan, have been named UNESCO Global Geoparks, expanding the network to 213 sites across 48 countries.
Spring Surprises: Snow Dresses Jiuzhaigou’s Stunning Landscapes
Unexpected snowfall transforms Jiuzhaigou National Park into a winter wonderland, attracting photographers and visitors to its UNESCO-listed stunning landscapes.
Explore Wuyi Mountains’ Zigzag River: A Bamboo Rafting Adventure
Embark on a bamboo rafting adventure through the Wuyi Mountains’ Zigzag River in the Chinese mainland’s Fujian. Savor Dahongpao tea and immerse yourself in stunning landscapes and vibrant wildlife.
Arson Blamed for Devastating Fire in Argentina’s UNESCO Park
A fire destroyed 600 hectares of Argentina’s Los Alerces National Park, a UNESCO site, with officials blaming arson by the Mapuche Ancestral Resistance group.
Discover Xi’an: Walk the Ancient City Wall This Winter
Explore Xi’an’s rich heritage by strolling along its ancient city wall, the largest and best-preserved in the Chinese mainland. Despite the cold, tourism thrives in this historic capital.
Stroll Through Time: Discover Xi’an City Wall’s Rich Heritage
Despite chilly weather, Xi’an City in Shaanxi Province remains a top destination with its six UNESCO sites. Discover the majestic Xi’an City Wall, China’s best-preserved ancient city wall.
Bridging Cultures: UNESCO’s Mission to Unite a Divided World
Explore how UNESCO is promoting cultural dialogue to bridge global divides and foster mutual understanding in today’s interconnected yet divided world.
Explore Tianchi: Xinjiang’s ‘Pearl of Tian Shan’
Discover Tianchi Scenic Area in Xinjiang: renowned for its crystal-clear waters, snow-capped peaks, and UNESCO World Heritage status.
Step Back in Time: The Captivating Ruins of Saint Paul’s in Macao
Discover Macao’s iconic Ruins of Saint Paul’s, a UNESCO World Heritage Site blending Eastern and Western architectural styles, attracting millions of visitors annually.