News & Insights Across Asia
Tiaozini Wetland in Jiangsu Province dazzles with ever-changing tidal flats and rich biodiversity, serving as a sanctuary for migratory birds and a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site.
Beijing’s Central Axis, embodying a rich heritage and historical culture, was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List in July. CGTN’s Tian Wei explores its global significance in cultural preservation.
Discover Wuyi Mountain National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site where pristine nature and thriving wildlife exemplify harmonious coexistence between humans and the environment.
Explore Suoyang City, a remarkable historical site in China’s Gansu Province. Once a key hub on the ancient Silk Roads, it offers a rich tapestry of cultural and historical treasures waiting to be discovered.
Discover Suoyang City, an ancient Silk Roads hub in Gansu Province, China. Explore its well-preserved military defenses, irrigation networks, and cultural relics, a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2014.
Ejina Banner’s Euphrates poplar forests in Inner Mongolia transform into a golden wonderland each autumn, attracting global visitors to witness the breathtaking scenery alongside the newly recognized Badain Jaran Desert UNESCO site.
For 30 years, Peng Liusheng has devoted his life to preserving the ancient Dazu Rock Carvings in southwestern China, transforming from a security guard to a skilled conservationist dedicated to honoring the site’s legacy.
From animation’s rise at the Silk Road Film Festival to Hangzhou’s creative boom, Asia’s cultural influence is soaring. Yet, debates over UNESCO listings show challenges ahead.
Discover the breathtaking landscapes of the Badain Jaran Desert in north China’s Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, recently recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Jiuzhaigou in winter transforms into a serene wonderland of frozen waterfalls and snow-dusted forests, offering travelers a magical escape in southwest China’s Sichuan Province.
China’s Grand Canal celebrates its 10th UNESCO anniversary with the new musical “Northward,” bringing the ancient waterway’s rich history and cultural legacy to life on stage.
Beijing Subway Line 2 has launched a special themed train celebrating the city’s Central Axis. Passengers can explore 15 heritage sites through vibrant designs and informative displays.
Explore Wuyishan National Park’s rare species and innovative conservation efforts. Discover why this UNESCO World Heritage site is a beacon of biodiversity and cultural heritage.
Off-road enthusiasts are flocking to north China’s Badain Jaran Desert to conquer its towering dunes and explore its hidden lakes, now recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Situated at the heart of Beijing, the Forbidden City endures as one of the world’s largest and best-preserved wooden structures, offering a glimpse into China’s imperial past.
Two of China’s natural heritage sites, including the Badain Jaran Desert with its massive sand dunes and lakes, have been added to UNESCO’s World Heritage List during the 46th session in New Delhi.
The Liangzhu Ruins in Hangzhou, east China’s Zhejiang Province, have been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, unveiling a 5,000-year-old civilization and its remarkable cultural achievements.
Shenyang Palace Museum marks its 20th anniversary as a UNESCO World Heritage Site with special exhibitions celebrating its rich Qing Dynasty heritage and cultural significance.
Discover the Quanzhou Twin Pagodas, China’s tallest stone pagoda pair, symbolizing Quanzhou’s maritime heritage and showcasing the elegance of ancient Chinese stone architecture.
Discover the ancient city of Pingyao, a UNESCO World Heritage Site showcasing traditional Chinese urban planning. Explore its historic streets and immerse yourself in a bygone era.
