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18th-Century RoyalPalace at Caserta with the

Park, theAqueduct of Vanvitelli,and theSan

Leucio Complex

Large scale palace and park created by

theBourbonKing of NaplesCharles III in themid-18th century. It is notable for blending into

the environment. The site also includes an

ambitious new town and industrial complex.

Archaeological Area and the Patriarchal

Basilica ofAquileia

Remains of one of the wealthiest cities of the

EarlyRoman Empire including mosaic floors and

a basilica that played a major role in spreading

Christianity in the earlyMiddle Ages.

Archaeological Area of Agrigento

Well preserved remains of a great city of the

ancient Mediterranean with seven Doric temples

making it one of most notable sites of Greek art

and culture.

Archaeological Areas of

Pompeii,Herculaneum andTorre Annunziata

Remains of two towns that had been buried by

an eruption ofVesuvius in AD 79; giving an

unmatched picture of ancient daily life at a

specific moment in time

Assisi,theBasilica of San Francesco and

Other Franciscan Sites

Medieval city with notable pieces of art and

architecture; birthplace of theFranciscan order

ITALY-CHINA

TheGreat Wall of China

The Great Wall of China is a series

offortifications made of stone, brick,tamped

earth,wood, and other materials, generally built

along an east-to-west line across the historicalnorthern borders ofChina in part to protect the

Chinese Empire or its prototypical states against

intrusions by various nomadic groups or military

incursions by various warlike peoples or forces.

Mount Thai

Mount Tai is one of the "Five Great Mountains". It

is associated with sunrise, birth, and renewal,

and is often regarded the foremost of the five.

Mount Tai has been a place of worship for at

least 3,000 years and served as one of the most

important ceremonial centers of China during

large portions of this period.

Grand Canal

The Grand Canal (also known as the Beijing-

Hangzhou Grand Canal), aUNESCO World

Heritage Site,is the longestcanal or

artificialriver in the world and a famous tourist

destination. .

Silk Roads: the Routes Network of Chang'an-

Tianshan Corridor

The Silk Road UNESCO World Heritage

Sites are sections of the ancientSilk Road and

historical sites along route that have been

designated by theUNESCO asWorld Heritage

Sites.

Cultural Landscape of Hong he Hani Rice

Terraces is located inHong he Prefecture in

southeasternYunnan province, China, along

theRed River.It is well known for its spectacular

rice-paddy terracing. Part ofthe area now forms

the 45thWorld Heritage Site in China
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TOWER OF HERCULES, CORUNA, GALICIA

As if it wasnt enough for Galicia to have one of

the most extraordinary coastlines in Spain, the

region bagged a fair share of the countrys

fantastic seafood too, selfishly took Santiago deCompostela and to top it all walked off with the

worlds oldest working lighthouse.

EL ESCORIAL, MADRID

is vast World Heritage Site was commissioned by

Philip II of Spain in the mid-16thcentury to atone

for various bits and pieces of bad behavior, think:

sacking churches, loose interpretation of

marriage vows and the purloining of quite a

sizeable amount of New World Gold.

LA LONJA DE LA SEDA, VALENCIA

Is one of the few secular World Heritage Sites in

Spain and the countrys finest example of late

Gothic architecture? With its beautifully

weathered gargoyles, soaring columns, huge

arched windows and almost overwhelming use of

marble, La Lonja is a stunning testimony to the

power and influence of 15thcentury Valencia.

ALHAMBRA, GRANADA

is certainly one of the loveliest in the world. The

Alhambra was originally built as a fortress in the

9thcentury, added to by centuries of rulers and

invaders and even the Duke of Wellington (forest

of elm), allowed to fall into disrepair and finally

restored with a few glitches along the way to

become Europes finest example of Islamic,Christian and secular architecture.

SIEGA VERDE, SALAMANCA Siega Verde in

Spains Salamanca Region on the border of Portugal

was designated a World Heritage Site in 2010.

Officially Siega Verde is an extension of Portugals

incredible Ca ValleyArchaeological Park.

Arles Roman and Romanesque Monuments

(1981)

Arles is one of the most delightful cities in the

south of France. Located on the east bank of the

Rhne river, its known mainly for its superbamphitheater, Les Arnes, the largest Roman

building in Gaul.

Cathedral of Notre-Dame, Abbey of Saint-

Rmi and the Tau Palace (1991)

Reims, the capital of Champagne and located

just north East of Paris has a fabulous cathedral

among its many attractions. As UNESCO statesThe outstanding handling of new architectural

techniques in the 13th century, and the

harmonious marriage of sculptural decoration

with architecture, has made Notre-Dame in

Reims one of the masterpieces of Gothic art.

Chartres Cathedral (1979)

Chartres is one of the great Gothic cathedrals of

Europe. It stands up above the flat countryside,an enduring landmark in medieval and religious

history. It was begun in 1154, caught fire in 1194

then was reconstructed over a very short 26-year

period. So it is a remarkably cohesive example of

French Gothic architecture.

The Cistercian Abbey of Fontenay (1981)

The great Abbey of Fontenay, founded by

Bernard of Clairvaux in 1119, stands deep in thecountryside of Burgundy. Like all such great

foundations, it suffered over the centuries. Buttoday what is left is a remarkable collection ofbuildings, giving you a very real idea of what

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Mahabodhi Temple Complex at Bodh Gaya,

Bihar

Spread over an area of 4.86 hectares (12.0

acres) was inscribed in the UNESCO World

Heritage List i as a unique property of culturaland archaeological importance. The first temple

was built byEmperor Ashoka in the 3rd century

BC (260 BC) around theBodhi TreeFicus

religiosa (to the west of the temple). However,

the temples seen now are dated between 5th and

6th centuries AD.

Humayuns Tomb, Delhi

is thetomb of theMughal EmperorHumayun in

Delhi, India. The tomb was commissioned by

Humayun's first wifeBega Begum (Haji

Begum) in 1569-70, and designed by Mirak Mirza

Ghiyas, a Persian architect chosen by Bega

Begum.[7][8]It was the first garden-tomb on

theIndian subcontinent,]and is located

inNizamuddin East,Delhi,India, close to

theDina-panahcitadel also known asPurana

Qila(Old Fort), that Humayun founded in 1533. It

was also the first structure to use red sandstoneat such a scale. The tomb was declared

aUNESCOWorld Heritage Site in 1993,[9]and

since then has undergone extensive restoration

work, which is complete.

Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus (formerly

Victoria Terminus)

Is a historic railway station in Mumbai, which

serves as the headquarters of theCentral

Railways.It is one of the busiest railway stations

in India, and serves Central Railway trains

terminating in Mumbai as well as theMumbai

Suburban Railway.The station was designed

byFrederick William Stevens,a consulting

architect in 18871888. It took ten years to

complete and was named "Victoria Terminus" in

honor of the Queen and EmpressVictoria;it was

opened on the date of her Golden Jubilee in

1887. This famous architectural landmark

inGothic style was built as the headquarters of

theGreat Indian Peninsular Railway.

Red Fort Complex

Also known as Lal Qila is a palace fort built in the

17th century byShahjahan (162858), the

fifthMughal Emperor as part of his new capital

city ofShahjahanabad.located to the north

ofDelhi.It represents the glory of the Mughal rule

and is considered the Highpoint

ofMughal architectural, artistic aestheticcreativity. The architectural design of the

structures built within the fort represents a blend

of Persian, Timuri and Indian architectural

styles;Isfahan,the Persian Capital is said to

have provided the inspiration to build the Red

Fort Complex.

Nanda Devi and Valley of Flowers National

Parks

Are nestled high in WestHimalaya.Valley of

Flowers National Park is renowned for its

meadows of endemic alpine flowers and

outstanding natural beauty. It is located in the

Garhwal Himalaya ofChamoli

District ofUttarakhand (formerly part ofUttar

Pradesh). This richly diverse area is also home to

rare and endangered animals, including

theAsiatic black bear,snow leopard,brown

bear andblue sheep.The gentle landscape ofthe Valley of Flowers National Park complements

the rugged mountain wilderness ofNanda Devi

National Park.Together, they encompass a

unique transition zone between the mountain

ranges of theZanskar andGreat Himalaya.
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ThePuerto Princesa Subterranean River

National Park

Is aprotected area of thePhilippines located

about 80 kilometres (50 mi) north of the city

centre ofPuerto Princesa,Palawan.The river is

also called Puerto Princesa Underground

River. The national park is located in the Saint

Paul Mountain Range on the western coast of the

island. It is bordered by St. Paul Bay to the north

and the Babuyan River to the east. The City

Government of Puerto Princesa has managed

the National Park since 1992. The entrance to

the subterranean river is a short hike or boat ride

from the town Sabang.

TheRice Terraces of the Philippine

Cordilleras

Were inscribed on theUNESCO World Heritage

List in 1995, the first-ever property to be included

in the cultural landscape category of the World

Heritage List.[1]This inscription has five sites: the

Batad Rice Terraces, Bangaan Rice Terraces

(both inBanaue), Mayoyao Rice Terraces

(inMayoyao), Hungduan Rice Terraces

(inHungduan)and Nagacadan Rice Terraces

(inKiangan), all in theIfugao Province,

thePhilippines.Built 2000 years ago and passed

on from generation to generation, the Ifugao Rice

Terraces reach a higher altitude and were built

on steeper slopes than many other terraces.

The Tubbataha Reefs Natural Park

Is aprotected area of thePhilippines located in

the middle ofSulu Sea.The marine and bird

sanctuary consists of two huge atolls (named the

North Atoll and South Atoll) and the smaller

Jessie Beazley Reef covering a total area of

97,030hectares (239,800acres;374.6sq mi). It

is located 150 kilometres (93 mi) southeastofPuerto Princesa City,the capital

ofPalawan province.[2]The uninhabited islands

and reefs are part of the island municipality

ofCagayancillo, Palawan,located roughly 130

kilometers (81 mi) to the northeast of the reef.
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