UNESCO inscribes 42 new sites for heritage protection
UNESCO announced the new sites around the globe receiving heritage protection, including a modernist city, burial grounds, and temples.
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UNESCO announced the new sites around the globe receiving heritage protection, including a modernist city, burial grounds, and temples.
Unesco World Heritage Committee adds 33 new cultural and 9 new natural sites to its list, and extends five others.
A collection ancient tombs in Korea, a Viking-age ring fortress in Denmark, an ancient Thai town and a 2,000-year-old earthworks in Ohio are among contenders for this year’s UNESCO World Heritage List.
The United Nations ' cultural body - also known as UNESCO - has expanded its list of protected sites to more than 1,100 following deliberations in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
A collection ancient tombs in Korea, a Viking-age ring fortress in Denmark, an ancient Thai town and a 2,000-year-old earthworks in Ohio are among contenders for this year’s UNESCO World Heritage List.