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Landmarks & Heritage

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9-97 Silk Road The ancient conduit for global trade and cultural exchange.
9-98 Grand Canal The world's longest man-made waterway.
9-99 Terracotta Warriors The funerary army protecting the first Emperor in the afterlife.
9-100 Zhangjiajie A UNESCO World Heritage site famed for its unique sandstone peak forest landform
9-101 Potala Palace Potala Palace: The fortress-palace in Lhasa, center of Tibetan Buddhism.
9-102 Forbidden City The heart of imperial power for 500 years in Beijing.
9-103 Mount Tai Mount Tai: The foremost of the Five Great Mountains, sacred to emperors.
9-104 Mogao Caves Mogao Caves: A vast network of caves containing exquisite Buddhist murals.
9-105 Dujiangyan Dujiangyan: The worlds oldest functioning dam-less irrigation system.
9-106 Great Wall The symbol of national endurance and defensive strength.
9-107 Yangtze River The primary artery of the south.
9-108 Yellow River The 'Cradle of Civilization' in the north.