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Explore the Spring Festival, recently honored by UNESCO, and see how Beijing locals celebrate Chinese New Year with vibrant markets, red decorations, and cherished traditions. ๐งงโจ
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Explore the Spring Festival, recently honored by UNESCO, and see how Beijing locals celebrate Chinese New Year with vibrant markets, red decorations, and cherished traditions. ๐งงโจ
Explore Wuyi Mountain’s UNESCO-protected wonders โ bamboo raft rides, rare species & cultural secrets in China’s biodiverse paradise.
China’s Spring Festival joins UNESCO’s Intangible Heritage list, highlighting efforts to preserve culture and boost tourism. ๐โจ
China’s 2025 Spring Festival Gala reveals four sub-venues in Chongqing, Wuhan, Lhasa, and Wuxi, celebrating UNESCO’s recognition of Chinese New Year as global cultural heritage. ๐๐จ๐ณ
Beijing transforms its 700,000-year-old Peking Man discovery site into an immersive archaeological park, blending science with adventure tourism.
Three Chinese traditions, including the Qiang New Year Festival, join UNESCO’s Intangible Heritage list, celebrating cultural diversity. ๐โจ
UNESCO adds traditional Chinese wooden arch bridges to its cultural heritage list, celebrating centuries-old craftsmanship. ๐โจ
China’s Spring Festival added to UNESCO’s cultural heritage list, celebrating global unity and traditions ๐๐.
2025โs Spring FestivalโUNESCOโs newest cultural heritageโmeets the Year of the Snake, blending ancient traditions with modern global celebrations. ๐๐ฎ
Explore Azheke village in Yunnan, where over 60 mushroom cottages meet ancient rice terracesโa UNESCO site blending culture and nature. ๐โจ