Tue,Jan 14,2014
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| Photo taken in October 2009 shows the flourishing commercial street of Shangri-la’s ancient town Dukezong. Dukezong, meaning “town of the moon” in Tibetan, was built 1,300 years ago and became an important landmark on the Southern Silk Road. It became one of the most renowned resorts in Shangri-la, which is famous for its well-preserved ancient Tibetan dwellings.( vip.people.com.cn/ Wu Zongbao) |
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