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Big sharp turn of Yangtze River inflowing into Shangri-la, a mythical enchanting wonderland in Diqing County, southweat China's Yunan Province. Shangri-La, which was named after the fictional place in James Hilton's well-known novel "Lost Horizon", is a world-class tourist destination and also well-known for its rich diversity of ethnic minority cultures.
People and sheep stroll on the grassland in Shangri-la, a mythical enchanting wonderland in Diqing County, southweat China's Yunan Province June 2, 2005.
Photo shows a snow-capped peak of Mount Meili in Shangri-la, a mythical enchanting wonderland in Diqing County, southweat China's Yunan Province.
Photo shows the Tibetan dagobas standing at the foot of the Mount Meili in Shangri-la, a mythical enchanting wonderland in Diqing County, southweat China's Yunan Province.
Photo shows the Jinsha River turning round in Shangri-la, a mythical enchanting wonderland in Diqing County, southweat China's Yunan Province.
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