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The Best of Kunming Awards 2021-2022 - Vimarsana News

The Best of Kunming Awards 2021-2022

Welcome to The Best of Kunming Awards 2021-2022 - the chance for you to show your appreciation to your favorite places in Kunming. This year we have 12 categories in which you can vote until February 7, 2022.

Local ethnic music - Forums - GoKunming - Vimarsana News

Local ethnic music - Forums - GoKunming

Discover the top things to do in Kunming, find Yunnan travel information, events, nightlife, restaurants and all the latest news! GoKunming is southwest China's largest English-language website with everything you need to make Kunming your next destination, and maybe your home. Discover China's Spring City and most livable city with us!

A rare butterfly species first documented in China two decades ago has been sighted in Arunachal - Vimarsana News

A rare butterfly species first documented in China two decades ago has been sighted in Arunachal

Butterfly records are at the forefront of the state’s biodiversity sightings.

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Butterfly records at the forefront of Arunachal's biodiversity sightings - Vimarsana News

Butterfly records at the forefront of Arunachal's biodiversity sightings

Minom Pertin, Monsoon Jyoti Gogoi, and Nawang Gyatso Bhutia, butterfly enthusiasts and researchers, were on a routine trek of the Mishmi Hills in Arunachal Pradesh when they came across a butterfly species that they had earlier only seen in photographs. The Huang’s Mystic Lethe wui Huang is a species of the brush-footed butterfly first recorded […]

The stories I learned walking the Burma Road—perhaps WWII's greatest engineering feat - Vimarsana News

The stories I learned walking the Burma Road—perhaps WWII's greatest engineering feat

Meet hundred-year-old Xu Ben Zhen, one of 200,000 Chinese whose backbreaking wartime labor built the Burma Road to resupply their country.