Maijishan Grottoes: Silk Road’s Ancient Art Marvel 
Explore China’s 1,600-year-old Maijishan Grottoes—a UNESCO site blending Silk Road art, dynastic history, and over 3,938 exquisite statues. 
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Maijishan Grottoes: Silk Road’s Ancient Art Marvel
Four Ancient Chinese Irrigation Sites Join World Heritage List 
Four ancient Chinese irrigation sites earn UNESCO World Heritage status, blending history, tech, and sustainable innovation. 
Hop On, Sip Tea, Explore History: Beijing’s Central Axis Bus Tour 
Discover Beijing’s history on wheels! New Central Axis bus tours combine heritage sites, tea tastings, and panoramic views along a UNESCO route. 
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.
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.
Beijing’s Ancient Heartbeat: Central Axis Joins UNESCO Heritage 
Beijing’s iconic Central Axis is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site! Discover the ancient landmarks that tell China’s story.
Olympic Flame Ignites History at France’s Lascaux & China’s Furong Caves 
The Olympic flame bridges France’s Lascaux Cave and China’s Furong Cave, celebrating unity through ancient history and modern sports. 
Beijing’s Historic Axis Aims for UNESCO Heritage Status
Beijing’s ancient Central Axis, featuring the Drum and Bell Towers, is competing for UNESCO World Heritage status at the ongoing committee session in India.
Beijing’s Ancient Axis Eyes UNESCO Glory
Beijing’s historic Central Axis, stretching 7.8km through the capital, is on track for UNESCO World Heritage status, blending ancient legacy with modern ambitions.
Liangzhu Ruins Earn UNESCO World Heritage Status
On July 6, 2019, Liangzhu City ruins in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, were designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, highlighting the rich 5,300-year-old Liangzhu culture.