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Yunnan plans new maps and registers to protect cultural heritage

Yunnan plans new maps and registers to protect cultural heritage

Yunnan has issued a plan for cultural and tourism development through 2030 that includes new measures to protect heritage.

The province in southwest China attracts visitors for its diverse ethnic cultures, natural resources and climate.

The plan calls for a map of immovable cultural relics and a directory of intangible heritage, giving officials a clearer record of sites and traditions.

It also aims to strengthen protection of places including the Old Town of Lijiang, a World Heritage site.

Yunnan plans to support museums, digital displays and educational programs, and to train younger people to carry on traditional practices.

The plan also backs efforts to seek heritage recognition for several sites and routes, including the Burma Road and the southern Silk Road corridor.

The province says it aims to make deeper progress toward becoming a strong cultural and tourism province by 2030, with that goal basically achieved by 2035.

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