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The Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huangdi / Photo from Fraggle Rockstar The tomb of Qin Shi Huangdi, the first emperor of China is loaded with historical significances. This mausoleum, which is seen as the epitome of Emperor Qin Shi Huangdi's boundless power and prestige is located 30 km to the outside of X'ian in the Shensi province of China. Qin Shi Huangdi was the only ... Read More

South West China’s Yuanyang is a province abundant in natural beauty and ecstatic scenery. It has earned great name in the list of scenic wonders due to its spectacular rice terraces. Yes, dropping from near the summits of the 250-meter Ailao mountain range to the deep cleft of the Red river, these rice terraces are among the world’s most spectacular and extensive terraces ... Read More

Desert, as we think is no more lifeless; it has become the world’s miracle! Yes, believe it or not, the Tarim Desert highway better known as Cross desert Highway has been declared as the world’s longest desert road from being buried by the sand. This highway was mainly built, using sand control meshing in 1995 to move oil from Tarim basin. Crossing the Taklamakan ... Read More

© FosterAndPartners.com Beijing would be hosting the world's biggest airport, in time for 2008 Beijing Olympics – an evidence of China's ever-growing quest for building the fastest, highest and biggest than any other country. The Beijing airport would outmatch both the current biggest, Heathrow and Hong Kong - double their size when Terminal 5 gets completed, is expected to be "truly awesome", as proclaimed ... Read More