What city has a famous underground city?

The Beijing Underground City, also known as Dixia Cheng, is an impressive engineering feat that lies beneath the bustling streets of Beijing, China. This vast network of tunnels and chambers spans over 33 square miles at a depth range of approximately 8-18 meters.



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