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Tourists walk on a part of the Huanghuacheng section of Chinas Great Wall which was recently
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Tourists walk on a part of the Huanghuacheng section of Chinas Great Wall which was recently
Tourists walk on a part of the Huanghuacheng section of Chinas Great Wall which was recently renovated northwest of Chengguan town. Tourists walk on a part of the Huanghuacheng section of Chinas Great Wall which was recently renovated northwest of Chengguan town April 21, 2005. Beijing began Tuesday a second phase of a project to repair a 12.4 kilometres (7.7 miles) section of the Great Wall in a suburban area, the municipal government announced. At a cost of 12 million yuan ($1.45 million), the whole project will cover rebuilding of 13 towers, two gates, 3, 300 meters of wall and other facilities on a four-kilometer stretch of the Huanghuacheng section. The total area of the repair of buildings totals 18, 870 square metres (203, 115 square feet), Xinhua newsagency reported. REUTERS/Jason Lee - RP6DRMVHRDAB
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This photo captures a group of tourists walking along the recently renovated Huanghuacheng section of China's Great Wall. Located northwest of Chengguan town, this particular stretch underwent extensive repairs as part of Beijing's second phase project to restore a 12.4-kilometer segment of the iconic structure. Announced by the municipal government, this ambitious endeavor aimed to rebuild 13 towers, two gates, and approximately 3,300 meters of wall on a four-kilometer portion at a cost of 12 million yuan ($1.45 million). The comprehensive restoration also encompassed other facilities within an expansive area totaling 18,870 square meters (203,115 square feet), as reported by Xinhua news agency. The image showcases the grandeur and historical significance that draws millions of visitors each year to explore one of mankind's greatest architectural achievements. Against the backdrop of lush greenery and rolling hills, these tourists are immersed in both natural beauty and ancient history as they traverse this magnificent UNESCO World Heritage site. Photographer Jason Lee expertly captures not only their presence but also conveys the immense scale and intricate craftsmanship that went into constructing this marvel centuries ago. This photograph serves as a testament to human ingenuity while reminding us all to cherish and preserve our shared cultural heritage for future generations to appreciate and admire.
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