China Adds Two Natural Wonders to UNESCO World Heritage List
China has added two natural sites, including the Badain Jaran Desert, to UNESCO’s World Heritage List during the 46th World Heritage Committee session in New Delhi.
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Beijing Central Axis Nominated for UNESCO World Heritage Status
The Beijing Central Axis, featuring the iconic Drum and Bell Towers, is up for UNESCO World Heritage status during the committee’s 46th session in New Delhi.
Beijing Central Axis Eyes World Heritage Recognition
The Beijing Central Axis, a historic 7.8 km line from Yongding Gate to the Bell and Drum Towers, is on the path to World Heritage status, highlighting its cultural significance.
Qingjing Mosque: A Millennium-Old Beacon of Cultural Exchange in Quanzhou
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Shenyang Palace Museum Celebrates 20 Years on the World Heritage List
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Explore Quanzhou, the Chinese mainland’s southeast coastal city rich in history and culture, now a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Versailles vs. Forbidden City: Exploring Two Majestic Palaces
Explore the rich histories and cultural significance of the Palace of Versailles and the Forbidden City, two UNESCO World Heritage sites that captivate visitors worldwide.
Spring Blooms: Golden Rapeseed Flowers Transform Xinghua’s Landscape
Xinghua’s Qianduo scenic area blooms with golden rapeseed flowers this spring, attracting visitors to explore its unique landscape and World Heritage irrigation system.