Six Chinese sites named UNESCO Global Geoparks

Xinhua | Updated: 2024-03-28 09:31
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A child poses for photos at the Tianchi lake on the Changbaishan Mountain in Northeast China's Jilin province on Aug 17, 2015. [Photo/Xinhua]

Among the newly designated sites, the Mount Changbaishan Geopark is located in China's northeastern Jilin Province, which hosts dramatic landforms and diverse rock types that document significant multiphase volcanic eruptions.

The "millennium eruption," which took place around 1,000 years ago, is one of the largest volcanic eruptions in modern history and has left a lasting impact, creating special pyroclastic accumulations of international significance.

The five others are Enshi Grand Canyon-Tenglongdong Cave Geopark in Hubei province, Linxia Geopark in Gansu province, Longyan Geopark in Fujian province, Wugongshan Geopark in Jiangxi province and Xingyi Geopark in Guizhou province.

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