Colorful Honghe Hani Rice Terraces: A 1,300-Year-Old UNESCO Wonder
Discover the vibrant colors and rich history of the Honghe Hani Rice Terraces in Yunnan, a UNESCO World Heritage Site attracting photographers worldwide.
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Explore Hongcun: China’s Timeless Ancient Water Village
Discover Hongcun, an ancient water village in China’s Anhui Province. A UNESCO World Heritage Site with 150 traditional houses and serene waterways.
China Adds Beijing Central Axis to UNESCO World Heritage List
China’s Beijing Central Axis is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, bringing the total to 59. Discover how world heritage promotes cultural dialogue and sustainable development.
Nandagang: China’s Vital Sanctuary for 271 Migratory Bird Species
Nandagang Migratory Bird Habitat in Hebei Province, China, supports 271 bird species and is part of a UNESCO World Heritage coastal sanctuary.
Beijing Central Axis Earns Spot on UNESCO World Heritage List
The Beijing Central Axis has been inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List! Celebrate this achievement at the ‘Imprint of Beijing Central Axis’ seal engraving exhibition.
Beijing’s Central Axis Gains UNESCO Spotlight with New Heritage Sites
Beijing’s Central Axis scores three new UNESCO World Heritage sites, accompanied by captivating exhibitions that showcase China’s rich cultural and sports heritage.
Badain Jaran Desert Earns UNESCO Listing, Attracting Off-Road Enthusiasts
Discover why the Badain Jaran Desert is now a UNESCO World Heritage site and a top destination for off-road enthusiasts. Experience towering sand dunes and spring-fed lakes.
Beijing’s Temple of Heaven Added to UNESCO World Heritage List
The Beijing Central Axis: Temple of Heaven has been added to UNESCO’s World Heritage List, elevating China’s total World Heritage Sites to 59.
Beijing Central Axis Achieves UNESCO World Heritage Status
The Beijing Central Axis, a 7.8 km historic route, earns UNESCO World Heritage status, celebrating its iconic landmarks and cultural legacy.
China and Italy Share Top Spot on UNESCO’s World Heritage List
China and Italy are now tied with the highest number of UNESCO World Heritage sites, each boasting 59 remarkable locations. New additions in China include the Beijing Central Axis and Badain Jaran Desert.