Kaiyuan
Kaiyuan is a county-level city within the jurisdiction of Honghe Hani and Yi Autonomous Prefecture in the southeast of Yunnan province, China.
- City with about 323,000 residents
- …lies at an elevation of around 1,310 metres (4,310 feet)
- Description: county-level city in Honghe Hani and Yi Autonomous Prefecture
- Also known as“A-mi”“Ami-hsien”“Amichow”“K’ai-yüan-hsien”“Kaiyuan City”“Kaiyuan, Yunnan”
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Kaiyuan
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Latitude
23.7166° or 23° 42′ 60″ north
Longitude
103.2648° or 103° 15′ 53″ east
Open location code
7PM5P787+JW
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OpenStreetMap feature
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In Other Languages
From Arabic to Yue Chinese—“Kaiyuan” goes by many names.
كاي وانArabic
খাই-ইউয়েনBengali
KaiyuanCebuano
Kāiyuǎn ShìChinese
开远Chinese
开远市Chinese
開遠Chinese
開遠市Chinese
開遠縣Chinese
阿迷州Chinese
KaiyuanDanish
KaiyuanDutch
Kaiyuan (Yunnan)Dutch
KaiyuanFinnish
开远市Gan Chinese
ΚαϊγιουάνGreek
કેયુઆનGujarati
कैयुआनHindi
KaiyuanIndonesian
Kaiyuan, YunnanIndonesian
KaiyuanItalian
開遠Japanese
開遠市Japanese
ಕೈಯುವಾನ್Kannada
KaiyuanKikuyu
Kaiyuan, YunnanKikuyu
카이위안시Korean
KajuanaLatvian
KajuanasLithuanian
KaiyuanMalay
कॅयुयनMarathi
Khai-oán-chhīMin Nan Chinese
KaiyuanNorwegian
KaiyuanNorwegian Bokmål
KaiyuanPolish
КайюаньRussian
КајуенSerbian
කයිඋආන්Sinhala
KaiyuanSwedish
Kaiyuan, HongheSwedish
கையுங்Tamil
కైయువాన్Telugu
กายอนThai
KaiyuanTurkish
Kaiyuan, YünnanTurkish
КайюаньUkrainian
کائہوانUrdu
کائہوان، یوننانUrdu
Khai ViễnVietnamese
KaiyuanWaray (Philippines)
Kaiyuan, YunnanWaray (Philippines)
KaiyuanWelsh
开远市Wu Chinese
開遠Yue Chinese
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