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World Heritage places tagged “vermilion” in China · Mysteria

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🇨🇳 China · Archaeological wonder

Forbidden City (Imperial Palace, Beijing)

Ming to Qing 1406–1420 construction, occupied 1420–1912 CE · Ming / Qing Chinese imperial

Ming-Qing imperial palace (1420–1912, 961 buildings, 9,999 rooms) occupying 72 ha within Beijing's inner city, the world's largest wooden palace ensemble.