Ancient stone structure found in Egypt or the Americas; named because its shape resembles the Chinese character [[金|金|jin1]].

a tower with a strong light at the top that guides ships at sea and warns them of danger

Taliban; an Islamist organization that emerged in the mid-1990s in Afghanistan

Qatar; a country in Western Asia

The Santana car model, a Volkswagen brand produced in Shanghai

Kentucky, a state in the United States

A tower or pagoda made of iron or steel.

Palestinian national liberation movement and political party

TASS; the Information Telegraph Agency of Russia, formerly the official news agency of the Soviet Union. The name is a phonetic transcription of the Russian acronym.

Kentucky, a state in the south-central United States

A high-rise building that is shaped like a tower

Buddhist pagoda; a beautiful or decorated tower

A tower-shaped building at an airport used to direct airplane traffic, takeoff, and landing through radio and radar.

Tajikistan; a country in Central Asia

Shuangta district of Chaoyang City in Liaoning province

A tall building or structure used for transmitting television and radio signals; short for [[电视发射塔|電視發射塔|dian4 shi4 fa1 she4 ta3]]

armored structure used to house guns and protect personnel and machinery on tanks, warships, and aircraft

tower crane; a tall hoisting machine used in construction for moving heavy objects, abbreviated from [[塔式起重机|塔式起重機|ta3 shi4 qi3 zhong4 ji1]]

The Tarim Basin, a large endorheic basin in southern Xinjiang.

Hongta district of Yuxi city, Yunnan Province

Natalie (name)

A place or state of mind detached from the practical realities of everyday life, specifically referring to secluded artistic or academic circles.

Benjamin Netanyahu (1949-), Israeli Likud politician and prime minister

a tower-shaped building used in water systems to store water and provide pressure to deliver water to high buildings

A tower used to hang a bell, such as a belfry in a church or city hall

Guantanamo, a city and province in Cuba, often referring to the US naval base located there

The famous pagoda by the West Lake in Hangzhou, originally built in the 10th century; it is famously associated with the legend of the [[白蛇传|白蛇傳|bai2 she2 zhuan4]], where the White Snake is said to be imprisoned beneath it.

Large basin in southern Xinjiang located between the Tianshan, Pamir, and Kunlun mountains; it is the largest basin in China (Tarim is Uyghur for "arable") and is also referred to as [[南疆|南疆|nan2 jiang1]]

Tatar ethnic group of Xinjiang

The largest inland river in China, located in Xinjiang. It flows through the Tarim Basin and traditionally ends in Lop Nur.

The central keep of the Tower of London, a historic castle in London, England.

Augusta (place name: the capital of Maine, a city in Georgia, etc.)

Tallinn, the capital city of Estonia

Yanta District of Xi'an in Shaanxi Province

Guantanamo Bay in Cuba

the seventh letter of the Greek alphabet (Η, η)

launching tower or transmission tower; a structure used for launching rockets or for broadcasting television and radio signals

A tower-shaped monument built to commemorate a famous person or a major historical event.

Tashkent, the capital city of Uzbekistan

steeple; spire; minaret

Tacheng city or prefecture in Xinjiang, also known as Tarbagatay

beta, the second letter of the Greek alphabet

A major Tibetan Buddhist monastery of the Gelug sect in Qinghai province, located at the birthplace of Tsongkhapa.

Taklamakan Desert in Xinjiang

The Eiffel Tower, a landmark wrought-iron lattice tower on the Champ de Mars in Paris, France; specifically used in Taiwan

Tahe county in [[大兴安岭地区|大興安嶺地區|da4 xing1 an1 ling3 di4 qu1]] prefecture, Heilongjiang

Yanta District of Xi'an city in Shaanxi province

Yalta, a resort city on the south coast of the Crimean Peninsula