Hanoi will spend 1,800 billion to restore Kinh Thien Palace
Hanoi will focus resources on preserving historical and cultural works in the inner city. Of which, the city will spend 1,800 billion VND to carry out the project of res…
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Hanoi will focus resources on preserving historical and cultural works in the inner city. Of which, the city will spend 1,800 billion VND to carry out the project of res…
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…
UNESCO has just registered the ancient city of Tak'alik Ab'aj in Guatemala on the list of World Heritage Sites.
Appearing 2,000 years before the Egyptian mummies, the ancient mummies in Chile have just been included in the UNESCO World Heritage list.
In his book '20 Outstanding Minds That Changed the World', Antoni Gaudí is called a great architect, designing unique buildings inspired by nature.
Moments of the sunset sunset on the mountain archaeological site with giant stone heads makes visitors overwhelmed.
When a legacy is destroyed or naturally lost over time, it will leave a sense of regret.
UNESCO has just recognized 4 more natural heritages, 2 cultural heritages and a mixed heritage.
The ancient city of Babylon is famous for its hanging gardens, Babel towers and mud brick fortifications officially recognized as World Heritage.
Since 1886, the statue of liberty has been considered a symbol of America. Many people who migrate to the United States consider this a symbol of freedom and wealth. You…
Two thousand years ago, the ancient tourists went to a Greek-Roman temple in Hierapolis (modern-day Turkey), located above a cave that was supposed to be the gate to the…
In the journey to discover Israel, visitors can hardly ignore the Madasa Fortress - one of the World Heritage sites recognized by UNSECO in 2001.
There are very interesting little secrets about this great work.
Okinoshima Island still maintains a law prohibiting women with many theories such as Shinto religion, menstrual periods that pollute sacred places or those that travel t…
With the architecture of a sloping cottage with Gassho zukuri's hand, which is likened to prayer houses, the village has 114 old houses, the oldest house of the village…