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Qinghai Hoh Xil Tibetan Antelope Plateau: Guide
Qinghai Hoh Xil (UNESCO 2017) covers 45,000 sq km of the Qiangtang Plateau at 4,500–6,860 m, the largest terrestrial UNESCO natural inscription in China.…
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Hubei Shennongjia Forest District Ecology: Guide
Hubei Shennongjia (UNESCO 2016) is a 73,318-hectare mountain forest in western Hubei with 3,767 higher plant species spanning an elevation of 420 to 3,105…
October 2026
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Zuojiang Huashan Cliff Rock Art Figures: Guide
The Zuojiang Huashan Rock Art (UNESCO 2016) lines 105 km of Guangxi river cliff with 1,900 red ochre figures painted between 500 BCE and…
October 2026
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Tusi Sites Chieftain Fortress Ruins: Travel Guide
The Tusi Sites (UNESCO 2015) comprise three hereditary chieftain seat complexes across Hunan, Guizhou and Hubei, spanning the 13th–20th centuries. Wulingyuan/Zhangjiajie is 250 km…
October 2026
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Yin Xu Shang Capital Oracle Bones Anyang: Guide
The Ruins of Yin (Yinxu, UNESCO 2006) in Anyang, Henan, preserve the Shang dynasty capital from c.1300–1046 BCE and the world’s largest archive of…
October 2026
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Three Parallel Rivers of Yunnan Canyons: Guide
Three Parallel Rivers of Yunnan (UNESCO 2003) covers 1.7 million hectares where the Yangtze, Mekong and Salween run parallel for 170 km through gorges…
October 2026
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Historic Monuments of Dengfeng Songshan Temples: Guide
Historic Monuments of Dengfeng (UNESCO 2010) cover eight monument clusters on Songshan mountain, including the Shaolin Temple and the 1276 CE Dengfeng Observatory. Longmen…
October 2026
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UNESCO Sites Near Fujian Tulou: Quanzhou and Kulangsu
Quanzhou is 33 km from Fujian Tulou, Kulangsu 74 km. The 46 inscribed earthen clan houses of Fujian were built for defence and communal…
October 2026
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Sichuan Giant Panda Sanctuaries Wolong: Guide
The Sichuan Giant Panda Sanctuaries (UNESCO 2006) cover 924,500 hectares across the Qionglai and Jiajin ranges, supporting 30% of wild giant pandas. Mount Qingcheng…
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