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Passage 1: Sustainable Turism in Lijiang
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Lijiang, a UNESCO Wrld Heritage site in China, has seen a surge in visitrs in recent years. T prtect its fragile ecsystem, lcal authrities 1 (implement) strict regulatins n turist numbers. Travelers are nw required 2 (bk) tickets nline in advance, with daily visitr caps 3 (set) at 6,000. The Old Twn's cbblestne streets, 4 date back t the Ming Dynasty, are nw nly accessible t pedestrians, 5 (reduce) nise and pllutin.
Tur guides emphasize the imprtance f cultural preservatin, 6 (encurage) visitrs t respect lcal traditins. Fr example, Naxi wmen, 7 traditinal blue-and-white attire is a symbl f the regin, ften share stries abut their ancient Dngba script. "Turism brings pprtunities," says lcal artisan Li Wei, "but we must ensure ur heritage 8 (nt destry) by cmmercializatin."
Despite these measures, Lijiang's turism industry cntinues t thrive. Accrding t recent statistics, visitr satisfactin rates 9 (rise) t 92% since the new plicies 10 (intrduce). This mdel f sustainable turism has becme a blueprint fr ther heritage sites glbally.
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The new high-speed rail line 1 (cnnect) Xi'an and Chengdu has reduced travel time t 3 hurs.
While 2 (visit) Machu Picchu, turists are advised t wear cmfrtable shes due t the steep terrain.
My parents 3 (travel) t Iceland next mnth t witness the Nrthern Lights.
The Luvre, 4 huses ver 380,000 wrks f art, attracts millins f visitrs annually.
By the time we arrived at the campsite, the sun 5 (already set).
It's essential 6 (learn) basic phrases when traveling t nn-English speaking cuntries.
The lcal festival, 7 (feature) traditinal dances and music, draws visitrs frm all ver the wrld.
I 8 (bk) a guided tur f the Great Wall next Tuesday.
The htel 9 we stayed in Kyt prvided a unique cultural experience.
Many travelers prefer 10 (stay) in hstels t save mney.
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Passage 2: Cultural Exchange in Dunhuang
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Dunhuang, an ancient Silk Rad city, 1 (attract) visitrs with its Mga Caves fr centuries. These caves, 2 cntain thusands f Buddhist murals, are nw a majr cultural hub. Turists can participate in wrkshps 3 (learn) ancient mural painting techniques frm lcal artisans.
One ppular activity is "Cave Guardians," 4 vlunteers help clean and preserve the fragile artwrks. "It's nt just abut sightseeing," says rganizer Zhang Wei. "We want visitrs 5 (understand) the respnsibility f prtecting heritage."
The city's night market, 6 (light) by traditinal lanterns, ffers a glimpse int lcal life. Travelers can try 7 (authentic) Gansu cuisine while watching shadw puppet shws. Recent 8 (develp) include ec-friendly htels and electric tur buses, 9 (reduce) the area's carbn ftprint.
"Dunhuang shws hw turism can 10 (success) blend culture and sustainability," ntes turism expert Li Mei.
Passage 3: Machu Picchu's Ancient Engineering
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Machu Picchu, 1 (build) by the Incas in the 15th century, remains an architectural marvel. The citadel's stne structures, 2 (cnstruct) withut mrtar, have withstd earthquakes fr centuries. Engineers believe the Incas used 3 (advance) gemetric principles t align the buildings with celestial events.
Visitrs 4 (hike) the Inca Trail ften encunter 5 (amaze) terraced farms, 6 demnstrate the Incas' agricultural expertise. At the summit, the Temple f the Sun, 7 walls face the winter slstice sunrise, leaves turists in awe.
Recent restratin prjects 8 (fcus) n stabilizing fragile sectins while maintaining authenticity. "We use traditinal tls 9 (ensure) minimal impact," explains archaelgist Carls Ramirez. The site nw limits daily visitrs t 2,500, 10 (balance) preservatin and accessibility.
Passage 4: Ancient City Preservatin in Pingya
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Pingya, ne f China's best-preserved ancient walled cities, 1 (attract) histry lvers since it became a UNESCO site in 1997. The city's 600-year-ld walls, 2 stretch 6.4 kilmeters, have been carefully restred using traditinal techniques. Lcal craftsmen, 3 (train) in ancient brick-making, ensure repairs match the riginal architecture.
Visitrs can explre 3,797 traditinal curtyard hmes, many f 4 nw serve as guesthuses. "Staying in a histric hme helps turists 5 (feel) the city's living histry," says resident Wang Lin. The cunty gvernment 6 (limit) mdern cnstructin since 2000, 7 (prtect) the city's unique layut.
Each autumn, the Pingya Internatinal Phtgraphy Festival 8 (bring) glbal attentin t the city. Exhibitins are held in ancient temples and banks, 9 (create) a fascinating mix f ld and new. "Preservatin isn't abut freezing the past," explains cultural expert Li Jia, "but abut 10 (keep) histry alive while meeting mdern needs."
Passage 5: Ec-Turism in the Venetian Lagn
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Venice, 1 (threaten) by rising sea levels and mass turism, has turned t ec-turism t secure its future. Since 2021, large cruise ships 2 (ban) frm entering the histric lagn, 3 (reduce) pllutin and ersin. Visitrs are nw encuraged 4 (use) water buses pwered by electricity instead f mtrbats.
Lcal fishermen, 5 families have wrked the lagn fr generatins, nw ffer guided turs t teach sustainability. "We shw turists hw 6 (catch) seafd withut harming the ecsystem," says fisherman Marc Rssi. These turs, 7 (design) with envirnmental grups, help preserve the lagn's fragile wetlands.
The city has als launched a "Venice Charter" asking turists 8 (respect) quiet hurs and avid littering. Htels are rewarded fr using slar pwer and 9 (recycle) waste. "Turism can save Venice if managed prperly," ntes cnservatinist Anna Mretti, "but everyne 10 (need) t take respnsibility."
Passage 6: Traditinal Festivals in Kyt
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Kyt, Japan's frmer capital, 1 (celebrate) ver 2,000 traditinal festivals annually, making it a cultural treasure. The mst famus, Gin Matsuri, 2 (hld) every July since 869 AD, features elabrate flats decrated with silk textiles. These flats, 3 (pull) by teams f lcals, mve thrugh streets lined with wden machiya huses.
Visitrs can jin wrkshps 4 (learn) tea ceremny r flwer arranging, 5 are essential parts f Kyt's culture. "Festivals aren't just fr shw," explains guide Yuki Tanaka. "They teach us 6 (hnr) ur ancestrs while sharing jy with thers."
In recent years, the city 7 (balance) traditin with mdernity by adding LED lights t festival flats and ffering nline turs. This innvatin, 8 (criticize) by sme purists, has attracted yunger participants. "We must prtect ur heritage," says mayr Daisaku Kadkawa, "but als make it 9 (access) t new generatins." By ding s, Kyt ensures its festivals 10 (survive) fr centuries t cme.
Passage 7: Andean Textile Traditins in Peru
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The Andean peple f Peru have preserved textile traditins 1 date back ver 3,000 years. Their fabrics, 2 (weave) frm alpaca and llama wl, feature cmplex patterns representing muntains, stars, and ancestrs. Each design tells a stry, 3 (pass) dwn thrugh generatins f weavers.
In the Sacred Valley, wrkshps 4 (teach) visitrs this ancient craft. "We dn't just teach techniques," says master weaver Maria Alvarez. "We share hw textiles 5 (use) in ceremnies and daily life." Turists learn t spin wl and dye it with natural pigments, 6 (create) their wn small pieces.
Mdern weavers are finding new ways 7 (keep) the traditin alive. They sell prducts nline and cllabrate with fashin designers, 8 helps supprt rural cmmunities. "Our textiles are mre than crafts," explains Alvarez. "They are 9 (symbl) f ur identity." Thanks t these effrts, Andean weaving 10 (cntinue) t thrive in the 21st century.
Passage 8: Heritage Prtectin in Marrakech's Medina
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Marrakech's histric medina, a UNESCO site since 1985, 1 (be) a vibrant center f trade and culture fr ver 1,000 years. Its narrw alleyways, 2 (line) with clrful shps, lead t landmarks like the Kutubia Msque and Jemaa el-Fnaa square. Fr decades, hwever, rapid turism grwth 3 (threaten) its traditinal character.
In 2010, the city launched a restratin prgram 4 (preserve) the medina's mud-brick buildings. Craftsmen use traditinal materials like lime and palm wd, 5 (ensure) repairs stay true t the riginal architecture. "We're nt just fixing buildings," says architect Amina Benali. "We're saving a way f life."
Lcal residents, 6 nce mved t mdern suburbs, are nw returning t run guesthuses and wrkshps. This revival 7 (bring) back traditinal crafts like zellige tilewrk and leather tling. Visitrs can nw take turs 8 (lead) by residents wh share stries f the medina's past. "The medina's strength," says Benali, "lies in 9 (it) ability t adapt while hnring 10 (it) rts."
Passage 9: Angkr Wat's Restratin Challenges
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Angkr Wat, the largest religius mnument in the wrld, 1 (face) unique preservatin challenges since it was rediscvered in the 19th century. The Cambdian temple, 2 (build) in the 12th century, suffers frm jungle vergrwth, ersin, and damage frm turism.
An internatinal team f archaelgists 3 (wrk) since 1992 t restre the site. They use 3D scanning 4 (map) damaged areas and recreate missing stne carvings. "We have t be careful nt t change the riginal design," explains team leader Dr. Skheng Chea. "Every repair must be 5 (dcument) s future generatins knw what's riginal."
T prtect the temple, daily visitr numbers 6 (limit) t 6,000 since 2018. Turists are nw required 7 (fllw) designated paths t prevent ersin. These measures, 8 (criticize) by sme tur peratrs, have reduced damage significantly.
"Angkr Wat belngs t all humanity," says Dr. Chea. "Our jb is 9 (ensure) it survives fr anther 1,000 years." Thanks t these effrts, this ancient wnder 10 (cntinue) t inspire awe in visitrs frm arund the wrld.