National Geographic unveils the incredible list of new Unesco heritage sites in the world. These beautiful photographs remind us the role of UNESCO which is to protect nature and cultures.
Taputapuatea / Photograph By Chad Ehlers, GETTY IMAGES
Caves and ice age art in Swabian Jura / Photograph : C.J. Kind, UNESCO
W-Arly-Pendjari-Complex / Photograph by Raquel Maria Carbonell Pagola, GETTY IMAGES
Bauhaus / Photograph by DPA, ALAMY STOCK PHOTO
Sacred Island of Okinoshima / Photograph : Imaki Hidekazu, UNESCO
Landscapes of Dauria / Photograph : Evgeniy Kokukhin, UNESCO
Asmara / Photograph : HEMIS/ALAMY STOCK PHOTO
Hebron / Al-Khalil old town / Photograph : Asia File, ALAMY STOCK PHOTO
Qinghai Hoh Xil / Photograph : Xinhua, GETTY IMAGES
Mbanza Kongo / Photograph : Joost de Raeymaeker, UNESCO
Venetian Works of Defense / Photograph by Courtesy Municipality of Palmanova, UNESCO
Historic City of Yazd / Photograph by Richard L’Ansons, GETTY IMAGES
Aphrodisias / Photograph by Aphrodisias Museum, UNESCO
Gelati Monastery / Photograph by Jeremy Woodhouse, GETTY IMAGES
Kulangsu / Photograph Qian Yi, UNESCO
The English lake district / Photograph by Nick Bodle, UNESCO
Sambor Prei Kuk / Photograph by Sigurd Doeppel, GETTY IMAGES
Kujataa Greenland / Photograph by Mads Pihl, UNESCO
ǂkhomani Cultural Landscape / Photograph : François Odendaal, UNESCO
Primeval Beech Forests of the Carpathians / Photograph by Nevio Agostini, UNESCO
Strasbourg : Grande-Île to Neustadt / Photograph : HEMIS, ALAMY STOCK PHOTO
Tarnowskie Gory Lead-Silver-Zinc / Photograph : Mikolaj Gospodarek, UNESCO
Assumption Cathdral and Monastery of Sviyazhsk / Photograph by Dmitrii Karpov, UNESCO
LOS ALERCES NATIONAL PARK Los Alerces National Park / Photograph : Ricardo Villalba, UNESCO
Valongo Wharf / Photograph : Mauro Pimentel, GETTY IMAGES
