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Yuanyang rice terrace was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2013.

Yuanyang rice terrace in China is a colourful spectacle developed from 1300 years! (Photo courtesy: Facebook/tripzmate.com)

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Longji Rice Terrace is called Dragon’s backbone because the shape resembles dragon’s scales.

Longji Rice Terrace away from Guilin make for a beautiful yellow spread (Photo credits: Facebook/ China Plus News)

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Longsheng rice is also the Longji rice terrace are built alongside a riverside to a mountain top, painting a scenic view for visitors.

Longsheng rice terrace looks beautiful in the paddy waters. (Photo courtesy: Wikimedia Commons)

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Jiabang rice terrace looks fairyland like, fully covered in mist and clouds every morning

Jiabang rice terrace composed of 10,000 acres looks picturesque in the misty weather (Photo courtesy: Facebook/China.com)

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Ziquejie rice terrace has over 500 layers and the gradients of some rice terraces.

Ziquejie rice terrace paints such a beautiful painting with its natural colours (Photo credits: Synotrip.com)