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Cuba boasts 230 national monuments and 9 out of the 20 World Heritage Sites UNESCO has declared in the region. Cuba’s heritage cities are one of the greatest allures of this Caribbean destination...
According to the recent survey monitored by UNESCO, India is facing a grim scenario on the literacy front.. India has missed its 2005 target of achieving gender parity and as per the report, will miss the target of 2015 for attaining total literacy.
If you are interested in submerging yourself in a place where pre-Columbian customs abide, this is the place for you. If you are looking for a place, where you can have a meal you can remember for the rest of your life, this is the place for you. Read about Oaxaca Mexico, a UNESCO chosen World Heritage Site.
The ancient Guachimontes site is of such significance that on July 12, 2006, it was added to the World Heritage List by the World Heritage Committee of Unesco. It is in a region rich in mineral wealth and obsidian and is well worth the 10 hour day tour from Vallarta.
Set in the heart of Sri Lanka like a gem in an amulet, the Sacred City of Kandy is classed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site because of its cultural importance. Here is a guide to the historical sites and attractions that make scenic Kandy a must for any holidays...
Noto is an important and beautiful town of Sicily world famous for its monuments and baroque buildings, made virtually all at the same time after a strong earthquake in 1693. It is not a coincidence that Noto was included in the Unesco World Heritage List.The city is a must for all...