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Mountain Resort and its Outlying Temples, Chengde The Conservation Master Plan of Chengde Mountain Resort and its Outlying Temples has been formulated and submitted for approval following pertinent procedures, with conservation, management and monitoring on the property and its settings strengthened
World Heritage, National Culture, and the Restoration of Chengde In its 1993 nomination for the Mountain Resort and Its Outlying Tem-ples at Chengde, the PRC applicants addressed each of these issues and provided a detailed description of the site, its legal
JESD-Vol. 10 No. 13 2019 - iiste. org This study aims to compare local residents’ perceptions of tourism impacts in Chengde; a UNESCO listed World Heritage Site in China A total of 1004 usable questionnaires were collected from residents staying in 14 villages in Chengde
The Historical Changes in Chengde’s Transportation and Its . . . Chengde remained an important transportation hub in northern China during the Qing Dynasty The journey from Beijing to Chengde was convenient, and travelers could use various means of transportation such as horse-drawn carriages and sedan chairs, taking only a few hours
Section II: Summary of the Periodic Report on the State of . . . Chengde Mountain Resort and its outlying temples are a large-scale ancient architecture group that combines a royal garden with royal temples They were a witness to a united and consolidated Chinese nation of many ethnic groups
Assessment Report on Shuxiang Temple, Chengde, China - Getty In his thirty-ninth reign year (1774), Emperor Qianlong ordered the Department of Internal Affairs to construct Shuxiang Temple in Chengde, using Baoxiang Temple at Xiangshan [Fragrant Hills] outside Beijing as its model