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Outrage After China Couple Lets Child Urinate Inside Thailand's Grand Palace
Considered a sacred site, it is one of the country's most popular tourist attractions and is now frequently used for ceremonies and national events.
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Celebrity Goose Is Kicked To Death At China, Social Media Furious
Celebrity goose Da Bao was found to have suffered a broken neck after being kicked badly, and he eventually died.
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With Optimism And Caution, China Takes Holiday From Virus Anxiety
With optimism and a heavy dose of caution, millions of Chinese hit the road or visited newly re-opened tourist sites on Friday for an extended national holiday in a post-coronavirus confidence test.
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Amid Coronavirus Fear Agra Hotels To Report On Tourists From Italy, Iran, China
Hotels and tourists sites in Agra have been instructed to inform the office of the Chief Medical Officer as soon as visitors from Italy, Iran or China arrive, so that they can be screened for coronavirus infection, an official said today.
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China Plans International Airport In Tibet To Facilitate Mansarovar Visit
China is planning to upgrade a domestic airport to an international one in Ali prefecture of the Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR) seeking to facilitate travel of foreign tourists, including Kailash Mansarovar Yatra pilgrims to the holy site, a senior Chinese official said Tuesday.
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Wind Topples 6-Tonne Statue Of China's First Emperor
A strong gale-force wind has toppled a giant statue of China's first emperor Qin Shi Huang and flattened its face at a popular tourist site in eastern Shandong province. The 62-foot emperor's head was flattened "like a pancake", according to Chinese media.
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People Forced To Carry Umbrellas To Bizarre Toilets With No Ceilings
A tourist site in the city of Chongqing, China, has gone viral for their open air toilets with no ceilings.
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Chinese Using Fake Documents For Free Entry To Tourist Sites
Hundreds of Chinese tourists have been caught using fake military documents to obtain free tickets to historical sites and museums during the ongoing week-long holidays to celebrate China's National Day.
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Outrage After China Couple Lets Child Urinate Inside Thailand's Grand Palace
Considered a sacred site, it is one of the country's most popular tourist attractions and is now frequently used for ceremonies and national events.
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Celebrity Goose Is Kicked To Death At China, Social Media Furious
Celebrity goose Da Bao was found to have suffered a broken neck after being kicked badly, and he eventually died.
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With Optimism And Caution, China Takes Holiday From Virus Anxiety
With optimism and a heavy dose of caution, millions of Chinese hit the road or visited newly re-opened tourist sites on Friday for an extended national holiday in a post-coronavirus confidence test.
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Amid Coronavirus Fear Agra Hotels To Report On Tourists From Italy, Iran, China
Hotels and tourists sites in Agra have been instructed to inform the office of the Chief Medical Officer as soon as visitors from Italy, Iran or China arrive, so that they can be screened for coronavirus infection, an official said today.
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China Plans International Airport In Tibet To Facilitate Mansarovar Visit
China is planning to upgrade a domestic airport to an international one in Ali prefecture of the Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR) seeking to facilitate travel of foreign tourists, including Kailash Mansarovar Yatra pilgrims to the holy site, a senior Chinese official said Tuesday.
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Wind Topples 6-Tonne Statue Of China's First Emperor
A strong gale-force wind has toppled a giant statue of China's first emperor Qin Shi Huang and flattened its face at a popular tourist site in eastern Shandong province. The 62-foot emperor's head was flattened "like a pancake", according to Chinese media.
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People Forced To Carry Umbrellas To Bizarre Toilets With No Ceilings
A tourist site in the city of Chongqing, China, has gone viral for their open air toilets with no ceilings.
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Chinese Using Fake Documents For Free Entry To Tourist Sites
Hundreds of Chinese tourists have been caught using fake military documents to obtain free tickets to historical sites and museums during the ongoing week-long holidays to celebrate China's National Day.
