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UNESCO added 25 new sites to its World Heritage list: what they are and where they are located

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UNESCO has incorporated 25 new sites into its World Heritage list during its most recent meeting. The newly designated locations expand the global map of recognized cultural and natural landmarks.

The additions comprise a diverse mix of natural landscapes, historic cities, archaeological remains, and architectural works. These sites collectively represent various stages of human experience and historical development across the globe.

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