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UNESCO honors Syria's famous handmade soap
On December 3, (UNESCO) decided to include the famous handmade soap of Aleppo city, Syria in the list of intangible cultural heritage.
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Close-up of Vietnam's 'Roman arena'
Tiger Fist - Elephant Re used to be the scene of life-and-death fights between elephants and tigers, which were once famous and were known as the 'Roman arena of Vietnam…
World Heritage
India and China have more sites recognized as World Heritage Sites by UNESCO
The Charaideo Moidam burial mound and mausoleum in northeastern India and five new migratory bird sanctuaries in China have been inscribed on UNESCO's World Heritage lis…
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Baguette bread is recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage
Baguette - a long, crispy loaf of bread typical of France - has been recognized by UNESCO as an intangible cultural heritage.
World Heritage
Tay Ninh salt and chili making profession becomes 'national intangible cultural heritage'
The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism has just signed a decision to recognize the traditional craft of making salt and chili in Tay Ninh province as a national int…
History
Google honors the art of Don ca amateurs
On December 5, Google changed the Google Vietnamese homepage icon to an image of the art form Don Ca Tai Tu.
World Heritage
UNESCO-recognized intangible cultural heritage of Vietnam
Here are the UNESCO-recognized cultural objects of intangible culture, please consult.
Archeology
Falling steel containers, get the sea 'temple' ghost ship full of treasure
The risk of losing the steel containers in a storm, the search team was off to sea by a lost ancient ghost ship 500 years.
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Use satellite data to detect ancient tomb theft
Scientists around the world are now using images from high-resolution satellites to identify places where grave robbers are looting.
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12 reasons to arise love for Jerusalem
'Not to Jerusalem yet seems to have arrived in Israel!' - It seems to be the catchphrase of many Israeli locals for any traveler who lands in this country.
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Explore the most magnificent canal in the ancient world
During the peak period, Dai Van Ha canal had a total length of 2,500 km. So far, the canal still plays a big role in water transport.
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Admire the world's oldest citadel
The Erbil ancient citadel is of particular interest to historians because it is the oldest inhabited residential area in the world.
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The great trail of the Inca empire
The Inca Trail, which leads to the ancient city of Machu Picchu, is a dreamland of adventurers and adventure travelers around the world.
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Interesting facts about Nepalese Buddha land
The most special national flag in the world, only about 14% of the population lives in urban areas ... interesting facts about Nepal Buddhist land.
World Heritage
Baekje Dynasty relic
Unesco's Science, Education and Culture Organization has recognized the Baekje Dynasty Relic of Korea as a World Cultural Heritage in 2015.