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Tomb Of China's "Most Pampered Child" Reveals Royal Love And Lavish Burial
In 608, during a summer retreat, Li fell ill and died at the age of nine in a palace in Shanxi.
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Why China's 'Heavenly Pit', World's Deepest Sinkhole, Should Be On Your 2026 Travel Bucket List
Xiaozhai Tiankeng in Chongqing, China, is the world's deepest sinkhole with its own ecosystem and rare wildlife.
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Beyond Tokyo And Bali: 7 Hidden Wonders Of East Asia Every Indian Traveller Should Know
Explore lesser-known East Asian gems beyond Tokyo including Zhangjiajie’s surreal sandstone pillars, Taiwan’s Jiufen village, and Japan’s ancient Yakushima Island.
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Man Finds Gold Worth Lakhs Inside Duck's Stomach In China
This unique phenomenon also reminds some of an ancient tradition dating back to the Tang Dynasty.
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China's Ambassador To India Praises Jaipur's Culture And Beauty, Shares Photos From Visit
The photographs shared show Jaipur's magnificent palaces, ancient forts, and distinctive pink buildings.
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Scientists Find Dinosaur Covered In Hollow Porcupine-Like Spikes Likely Used For Defence
During the Early Cretaceous, when H dongi lived, small carnivorous dinosaurs were also found in ancient China.
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International Chopsticks Day: Journey From Cooking Tool Into Eating Utensil
National Chopsticks Day on February sixth honors the five thousand year history of chopsticks, which evolved from cooking tools to essential dining utensils in Asia.
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Ancient Fossils In China Reveal Secrets Of Earth's First Mass Extinction
The most famous example of such exquisitely preserved Cambrian fossils is the Burgess Shale of Canada.
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Giant Ancient Collision May Have ‘Flipped’ the Moon’s Interior, Study Suggests
Scientists analyzing lunar samples from China’s Chang’e-6 mission have uncovered evidence of a colossal ancient asteroid impact. Elevated levels of heavy potassium isotopes suggest extreme heating that drove lighter elements into space, potentially explaining why the Moon’s far side lacks dark volcanic plains seen on the near side.
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Who Invented The Sandwich? A Bite Into Its Surprising History
From ancient China and Jewish ritual meals to Ottoman flatbreads and British gambling halls, the sandwich's journey is far richer than its humble appearance suggests.
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Tomb Of China's "Most Pampered Child" Reveals Royal Love And Lavish Burial
In 608, during a summer retreat, Li fell ill and died at the age of nine in a palace in Shanxi.
-
Why China's 'Heavenly Pit', World's Deepest Sinkhole, Should Be On Your 2026 Travel Bucket List
Xiaozhai Tiankeng in Chongqing, China, is the world's deepest sinkhole with its own ecosystem and rare wildlife.
-
Beyond Tokyo And Bali: 7 Hidden Wonders Of East Asia Every Indian Traveller Should Know
Explore lesser-known East Asian gems beyond Tokyo including Zhangjiajie’s surreal sandstone pillars, Taiwan’s Jiufen village, and Japan’s ancient Yakushima Island.
-
Man Finds Gold Worth Lakhs Inside Duck's Stomach In China
This unique phenomenon also reminds some of an ancient tradition dating back to the Tang Dynasty.
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China's Ambassador To India Praises Jaipur's Culture And Beauty, Shares Photos From Visit
The photographs shared show Jaipur's magnificent palaces, ancient forts, and distinctive pink buildings.
-
Scientists Find Dinosaur Covered In Hollow Porcupine-Like Spikes Likely Used For Defence
During the Early Cretaceous, when H dongi lived, small carnivorous dinosaurs were also found in ancient China.
-
International Chopsticks Day: Journey From Cooking Tool Into Eating Utensil
National Chopsticks Day on February sixth honors the five thousand year history of chopsticks, which evolved from cooking tools to essential dining utensils in Asia.
-
Ancient Fossils In China Reveal Secrets Of Earth's First Mass Extinction
The most famous example of such exquisitely preserved Cambrian fossils is the Burgess Shale of Canada.
-
Giant Ancient Collision May Have ‘Flipped’ the Moon’s Interior, Study Suggests
Scientists analyzing lunar samples from China’s Chang’e-6 mission have uncovered evidence of a colossal ancient asteroid impact. Elevated levels of heavy potassium isotopes suggest extreme heating that drove lighter elements into space, potentially explaining why the Moon’s far side lacks dark volcanic plains seen on the near side.
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Who Invented The Sandwich? A Bite Into Its Surprising History
From ancient China and Jewish ritual meals to Ottoman flatbreads and British gambling halls, the sandwich's journey is far richer than its humble appearance suggests.
