UNESCO World Heritage Sites

Tue 2021-10-05 1:00pm 60m

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LiveaMemory

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A2: A #UNESCO World Heritage Site I Enjoyed Visiting Was @KinderdijkMills In the #Netherlands.😀
Step Back Into #History and Walk Amongst Windmills that Harness the Power of the Wind to Control the Flow of Water.
My Visit is a Wonderful #Memory.
#Travel #Europe #TRLT #RoadTrip

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tripwellness

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A4. Make the Meso American Reef that runs for 600 miles along the east coast of South America UNESCO protected. It could use help with coral die-off from invasive bacteria. I dove Roatan in May. Not what it was. #TRLT

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t_jh2009

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replying to @HeidiSiefkas @HeidiSiefkas @CharlesMcCool A4) As far as I know, Kings Canyon & Sequoia National Parks aren't on the UNESCO World Heritage list which isn't surprising since they are usually overshadowed by their neighbor to the north, Yosemite National Park. #TRLT

0:44:51

ASolastie

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replying to @JLipowski @JLipowski @CharlesMcCool A4: I was surprised to find out that none of the Cretan (Minoan) archaeological sites are listed. #TRLT

0:45:09

HeidiSiefkas

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A4 Lahaina #maui as the royal Hawaiian capitol until it was moved to Honolulu. It’s a town with such historic significance to Maui and its melange of culture. via @CharlesMcCool #TRLT #traveltuesday

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nisahnet

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A2: The least visited site that I've visited🤔🤷‍♂️ I don't know how I would know, but I suspect: the Megalithic Temples of Malta near Tarxien. Amazing bit of history!
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Thanks hosts: @JLipowski @RTWBarefoot @LindaPeters64 @Touchse @pip_says @HeidiSiefkas

0:45:20

CharlesMcCool

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replying to @TheTravelCamel @TheTravelCamel A4 the US Gulf Coast. 💚🌴 #USGulfCoast #travel #trlt

0:45:36

LindaPeters64

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A4: a site not listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site but should be is the medieval 13th century German town fortress of Stadt Zons. With it's car free cobblestone streets, walls and moats and windmill, it feels like walking through a fairy tale.
Q: via @CharlesMcCool
#TRLT

0:46:50

loyaltytravels

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replying to @TheTravelCamel @TheTravelCamel @CharlesMcCool A4: oh, tough. I honestly don't know :-). This would take a bit of research though hehe. But here's another UNESCO World Heritage site photo (Victoria Falls; view from Zambia) #TRLT

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DonNadeau

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💖 visiting any type of UNESCO heritage site. Was so fortunate to have been able to visit many in Southern Africa, including the Matoti-Drakensberg one in South Africa below. It’s off the usual safari itinerary but easy to reach from Durban or Johannesburg. #TRLT

0:47:09

fotoeins

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replying to @TheTravelCamel @TheTravelCamel @CharlesMcCool A4 #TRLT

🇩🇪, in the tentative list:

Area around Garmisch-Partenkirchen:

Alpine, pre-alpine meadow, marsh landscapes; historic anthropogenic landscapes in the area of Werdenfelser Land, Ammergau, Staffelseegebiet and Murnauer Moos

( MORE: https://t.co/8wQQblEOgx )

0:47:30

ConciergeQ

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A4. Great question! How about Hearst Castle in California? So much history and beyond interesting! #TRLT

0:47:36

SobAlert

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replying to @Shannon_Skinner @Shannon_Skinner @TheTravelCamel @CharlesMcCool A4: The @SANParksKNP has eight ecosystems & more than any other National park from afro-montane to riverine and incredible biodiversity of fauna and flora and should be considered for @UNESCO World Heritage status.
#TRLT

0:48:03

infoshymkent

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A4: The forgotten silk road city Otrartobe near #Shymkent in #Kazakhstan is not yet listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. But it is the birthplace of philosopher Al-Farabi and the first huge city attacked by Dschingis Khan. via
@CharlesMcCool
#TRLT

0:48:13

junkkDNA

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replying to @LindaPeters64 @LindaPeters64 @RTWBarefoot A2. Rajabai Clock Tower, Mumbai is least visited (in particular from heritage site's perspective) but it's there, standing tall and almost everyone sees it in bright daylight and in dark as they travel through the South Mumbai roads. (Pic taken from net) #trlt

0:48:58

aok_NW

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A5 #TRLT I don’t think I have. If I get back that way, I’d like to revisit Mostar, Bosnia featuring the Old Bridge.

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infoshymkent

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A5: We visited UNESCO site Mausoleum of Khoja Ahmed Yasawi multiple times. Why? Because we like to see how fast #Kazakhstan is changing. The 1st photo is in 2017 with camels & steppe. Today you find a beautiful park & modern city around the mausoleum. via
@worldwidexplore
#TRLT

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NinaTrankova

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replying to @TheTravelCamel @TheTravelCamel @ramblRramblR A3: The Dolomites are rocks from the bottom of an ocean from 300 mln. years ago. #TRLT

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