A CITY SHOULDN’T BE HERE
Running water in the desert. Tropical birds far from the tropics. A city whose people we still can’t quite identify. Paquime in Mexico gets stranger the closer…
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UNESCO adds 25 new World Heritage sites
The annual list is curated from places that are considered to be of greatest universal value, is exceptional testimony to a cultural tradition, and a work of…
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Bern with me baby
Bern is less of a city and more of a haven for nature lovers who indulge in quiet and peaceful walks. Aare River, Switzerland’s longest inland river, with…
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UN lists South Sudan wildlife site as endangered
UNESCO adds South Sudan’s Boma-Badingilo migratory landscape to its World Heritage in Danger list, recognizing its vast wildlife migration while highlighting…
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Salzburg marionette: An intangible cultural heritage
Austria’s Salzburg Marionette Theater preserves centuries-old puppetry traditions through handcrafted marionettes, expert performances, and UNESCO-recognized…
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Trogir, Croatia: History and heritage, art and architecture abound
Suddenly there was a gust of gentle sea breeze, which somehow reminded me the tiniest of places often leave the largest marks in memories.
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Stamped in heritage: Celebrating 75 years of Philippines-UNESCO partnership
Commemorative stamps mark the 75th anniversary of the UNESCO National Commission of the Philippines, celebrating the country’s enduring partnership with UNESCO…
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In Penang for a weekend
Located on the northwest coast of Malaysia, Penang is known for its colonial architecture, incredible food culture like char kway teow and laksa with deep…
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Mongolia opens its first ultra-luxury resort
Ayan Zaalat, located in a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, celebrates the local culture and hospitality to give guests a truly unique experience.
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Inserting reading into the daily urban rhythm in Iloilo City
Iloilo City continues to grow as a cultural and culinary hub with the Atria Pocket Library at Atria Park District, a quiet open-access reading space that…
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Iloilo City sets a hearty table for Filipino Food Month 2026
In the Philippines’ first UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy, the three-day series of events celebrated regional flavors, culinary heritage, and international…
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Stampede kills at least 30
At least 30 people were killed in a stampede at Citadelle Laferrière, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Haiti, during a crowded tourist event.
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Rediscovering Bohol’s blue waters and hidden wonders
Discover Bohol’s stunning coastal retreats, from UNESCO Global Geopark wonders to the serene Anda Long White Beach, perfect for summer adventures and…
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The Imperial City of Huế withstands time
Even today, the scale of the entire area alone is striking — sprawling grounds edged by secure moats and fortified gates, with layers of history at every turn.
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Why Clark International Airport among world’s best
CRK was named a Prix Versailles Laureate by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), placing it among the most beautiful…
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Hoi an: 10 joys to love
Aimlessly wander long enough the borough and you realize the town unexpectedly rewards curiosity.
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UNESCO listing of more Nazi camps sought
The largest Nazi concentration camp complex, Auschwitz Birkenau in Poland, is already inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list.
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