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Graeme (高天乐Photographer)United Kingdom
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Chongqing has A CITY WALL!

Attraction: City wall (Tongyuan) of Chongqing The Tongyuan City Wall, which dates back to the Ming and Qing Dynasties, was originally built for defense purposes, surrounding the old city to protect it from invasions. Today, remnants of the wall stand as a testament to the city's historical significance and are an important cultural site. Visitors to the Tongyuan City Wall can explore the well-preserved sections of the structure, which provide insight into traditional Chinese military architecture and urban planning. The site also offers panoramic views of the surrounding area, giving visitors a sense of the historical layout of Chongqing. The Tongyuan City Wall is a valuable destination for those interested in China's history and the development of its ancient cities. #summerdestinations #chongqing #citywall
Posted: Aug 3, 2024
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