South China Karst
- States
- China
- Category
- Natural
- Year
- 2007
- Location
- Guizhou, Guangxi, Yunnan and Chongqing
- Region
- Asia & Pacific
- Coordinates
- 24.9233333333, 110.3544444444
- Last Visited
- 2024
- UNESCO ID
- 1248
- WH Site
- 1248
The South China Karst, a UNESCO World Heritage site in China, is a spectacular landscape of limestone peaks, caves, and underground rivers sculpted over millions of years. Featuring dramatic towers, lush valleys, and hidden grottoes, it showcases one of Earth’s most striking karst formations. Rich in biodiversity, this natural wonder blends geological beauty with ecological significance.
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Points (12)
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β’ Guilin Karst - Lijiang Fengcong Karst Section
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β’ Guilin Karst - Putao Fenling Karst Section
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β’ Huanjiang Karst
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β’ Jinfoshan Karst
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β’ Libo Karst – Dongduo
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β’ Libo Karst – Xiaoqijong
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β’ Shibing Karst
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β’ Shilin Karst – Naigu Stone Forest
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β’ Shilin Karst – Suogeyi Village
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β’ Wulong Karst – Furong Cave
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β’ Wulong Karst – Qingkou Giant Doline (Tiankeng)
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β’ Wulong Karst – Three Natural Bridges