Discover The Flow Country, Scotland’s newly designated UNESCO World Heritage Site. This breathtaking blanket bog system, spanning across Caithness and Sutherland, offers stunning views, unique wildlife, and a glimpse into a rich natural history. Explore the area by car, foot, or train, and learn about its fascinating peatlands and diverse ecosystem.
Japan’s Sado gold mine, a site linked to the wartime abuse of Korean laborers, has been registered as a UNESCO World Heritage site after Japan agreed to include its dark history in an exhibit. The decision signals an improvement in relations between Tokyo and Seoul, though historical disputes remain.
The iconic 500-kilometer Roman road, the Appian Way, is vying for a coveted spot on the UNESCO World Heritage List. A decision will be made during the UNESCO Committee’s session taking place from July 21 to 31.
The Neapolitan pizza, a timeless classic, is celebrated worldwide for its simplicity and exquisite flavors. This article delves into the history, tradition, and future of this iconic dish, highlighting the dedication of the True Neapolitan Pizza Association in preserving its authenticity and global popularity.
The UN cultural agency, UNESCO, discovered five explosive devices hidden within the walls of the historic al-Nouri Mosque in Mosul, Iraq, delaying ongoing reconstruction efforts. The bombs, remnants of the Islamic State’s rule, were found concealed within a rebuilt section of the mosque’s prayer hall. Iraqi authorities have secured the area and are working to disarm the devices, prompting UNESCO to halt all reconstruction operations at the mosque.
The “International Cities of Gastronomy Fest, Macao” brought together chefs and delegates from various UNESCO Creative Cities of Gastronomy, fostering culinary exchange, cultural preservation, and showcasing Macao’s unique strengths as a City of Gastronomy.
The ‘International Cities of Gastronomy Fest, Macao’ is underway, bringing together 60 chefs from 26 UNESCO Creative Cities of Gastronomy. The ‘City of Gastronomy Showcase’ features free tastings, cooking demonstrations, and cultural exchange, highlighting the city’s position as an international culinary hub.
A British parkour group, Team Phat, has been banned from Venice after performing dangerous stunts. They have now been accused of damaging a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Matera, Italy. Team member Devon McIntosh filmed himself jumping from a roof, causing part of the building to break. The incident has sparked outrage, with many criticizing the group for disrespecting the historical site.
Macao is hosting the ‘International Cities of Gastronomy Fest’ from June 14th to 23rd, showcasing culinary delights from 26 UNESCO Creative Cities of Gastronomy worldwide. The festival features chef demonstrations, food stalls, and performances, offering a unique gastronomic experience for residents and visitors.
International Museum Day, held annually on May 18th, celebrates the role of museums in fostering cultural exchange, preserving heritage, and promoting understanding among people worldwide. It’s a day to recognize the multifaceted contributions of museums to society, from education and economic development to social well-being and global connections.
