Starry Nights Light Up Guizhou’s Mount Fanjing 🌌✨
Guizhou’s Mount Fanjing dazzles with celestial wonders, offering unmatched stargazing under UNESCO-protected skies. 🌟 A must for nature enthusiasts!
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Explore the Vibrant Colors of Honghe Hani Rice Terraces 🌾🌈
Discover the mesmerizing Honghe Hani Rice Terraces in Yunnan, where vibrant colors and stunning landscapes blend history with natural beauty. 🌾🌄
Nandagang: A Crucial Haven for Migratory Birds in China 🌍🐦
Discover Nandagang Migratory Bird Habitat, a vital coastal wetland in Hebei, China, home to 271 bird species and a key stop on the East Asian-Australasian Flyway. 🐦🌾
Yalu River Estuary: A Vital Haven for Migratory Birds
Discover how the Yalu River estuary in Liaoning Province serves as a crucial stopover for hundreds of thousands of migratory birds each year, supporting biodiversity and earning UNESCO recognition.
China’s Cultural Triumphs: UNESCO Adds Three Sites, Art and Sports Shine 🌏✨
China celebrates three new UNESCO World Heritage sites, art collaborations with France, and a Paris exhibition spotlighting its athletic legacy. 🌍🎨
Beijing Central Axis Joins Prestigious UNESCO World Heritage List 🏛️✨
Beijing’s Central Axis is among three new sites added to the UNESCO World Heritage List, celebrating the city’s rich history and cultural legacy.
Badain Jaran Desert Earns UNESCO Spot 🌍🏜️
China’s Badain Jaran Desert joins UNESCO World Heritage List, blending epic dunes, crystal lakes, and adrenaline-pumping off-road action. 🏜️🚙✨
Thrilling Off-Road Adventures in Badain Jaran Desert Secures UNESCO Spot
Discover the excitement of off-road adventures in the breathtaking Badain Jaran Desert, recently added to the UNESCO World Heritage List! Perfect for thrill-seekers and nature lovers alike. 🏜️🚗✨
Beijing’s Central Axis Joins UNESCO Elite 🏛️🌍
Beijing’s 7.8km Central Axis, featuring the Temple of Heaven, earns UNESCO World Heritage status, marking China’s 59th cultural treasure.
China and Italy Share Top Spot in UNESCO’s World Heritage List 🎉
China and Italy have tied for the top spot in UNESCO’s World Heritage List, with China adding the Beijing Central Axis and Badain Jaran Desert to its 59 sites.