10 Sites Recently Added To UNESCO World Heritage List 

01/AUGUST/ 2024

Charaideo Moidam, India

Charaideo Moidam, a historic burial ground of the Ahom dynasty in Assam, India, showcases distinctive architectural design and holds great historical importance. 

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Badain Jaran Desert, China

The Desert is renowned for its massive sand dunes and secluded lakes, fostering a distinct ecosystem that is home to a variety of plant and animal species.

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Kenozero Lake, Russia

Kenozero Lake is renowned for its natural beauty and cultural significance and is home to ancient wooden churches and traditional villages, preserving the  local history.

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Roman Empire, Romania

The ruins in Romania showcase the Roman Empire's architectural and engineering skills. Locations such as Sarmizegetusa Regia highlight the Romans' military and civil achievements.

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Lençóis Maranhenses National Park, Brazil

The Park is renowned for its impressive white sand dunes and temporary lagoons providing a habitat for diverse wildlife and presents an unspoiled setting for discovery.

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Hegmataneh,  Iran

Served as the capital of the Median Empire in ancient Iran, the city's archaeological remnants offer valuable information about early  urban design and the  Persian culture.

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Royal Court of Tiébélé, Burkina Faso

Tiébélé's Royal Court is renowned for its distinctive adobe structures embellished with colorful geometric designs, showcasing the rich cultural legacy and artistic customs.

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Saint Hilarion Monastery, Palestine

The remains of this monastery consist of a church, baths, and residential areas, all of which  highlight the Byzantine architectural style.

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Via Appia, Italy

The Via Appia served as a vital Roman thoroughfare connecting Rome to Brindisi. It was instrumental in facilitating Roman commerce, military operations, and the exchange of culture.

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The Historic Town and Archaeological Site of Gedi, Kenya

The settlement showcases the remains of stone dwellings, mosques, and a royal residence providing valuable information about Swahili culture and the trade routes of the medieval  Indian Ocean.

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