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- Baltit Fort, Pakistan
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- Guang Yu Ancestral Hall, China
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- Ahhichatragarh, The Fort of Nagaur, India
- The Australian Hall, Australia
- Yarikutz, Rupikutz, Kuyokutz, Mamorukutz Mosques, Pakistan
- Cheng Hoon Teng Main Temple, Malaysia
- Convent of The Holy Infant Jesus, Singapore
- Polsheer House, Iran
- Sydney Conservatorium of Music, Australia
- Wat Sratong (Sratong Temple), Thailand
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- Jaisalmer Streetscape Revitalization Project, India
- Kow Plains Homestead, Australia
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- 2001
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- National Archives Building, Indonesia
- Bushell’s Tea Warehouse. Australia
- Krishan Temple, India
- DBS House, India
- King Law Ka Shuk Temple, Hong Kong SAR
- Tea Factory Hotel, Sri Lanka
- Xijin Ferry Project, China
- Zhongshan Road, China
- Jin Lan Tea House, China
- University of Mumbai Library Building, India
- Neilson Tower, Philippines
- St. Joseph’s Seminary Church, Macao SAR
- Thian Hock Temple, Singapore
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- 2000
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- Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion, Malaysia
- Chanwar Palkhiwalon-ki-Haveli, India
- Hoi An Preservation Cooperation Project, Viet Nam
- Hotel de l'Orient, India
- Hung Shing Old Temple, HK SAR
- Ohel Leah Synagogue, Hong Kong SAR
- Residence of Dr Zhang Yunpen
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2001 UNESCO Asia-Pacific Heritage Awards for Culture Heritage Conservation
UNESCO received forty entries for the second UNESCO Asia-Pacific Heritage 2001 Awards. The projects were located in thirteen different countries and administrative areas: Australia, China, India, Indonesia, Mongolia, Philippines, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Uzbekistan and Vietnam.
Award winners were announced in September 2001 with the National Archives Building in Jakarta, Indonesia, recognized with the Award of Excellence. Photos and brief project summaries of this year's entries are given in this section.
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