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The National Heritage Institute has grown from a central administrative body into the Czech Republic’s largest caretaker of state monuments and heritage research.
October 2026The Seowon, Korean Neo-Confucian Academies, UNESCO-inscribed in 2019, protect nine Joseon-period private academies including Byeongsan Seowon's iconic riverside pavilion near Hahoe village, Dosan Seowon…
October 2026The Sansa Buddhist Mountain Monasteries in Korea, UNESCO-inscribed in 2018, protect seven functioning mountain monasteries — Tongdosa (40 km from Busan, no Buddha statue),…
October 2026The Baekje Historic Areas, UNESCO-inscribed in 2015, protect 8 sites across Gongju, Buyeo, and Iksan preserving the late Baekje Kingdom (475–660 CE) — including…
October 2026Namhansanseong, UNESCO-inscribed in 2014, is an 11.7-km mountain fortress 25 km southeast of Seoul — the Joseon-period royal refuge where King Injo endured 45…
October 2026The Historic Villages of Korea — Hahoe and Yangdong, UNESCO-inscribed in 2010, preserve two complete Joseon-period aristocratic clan villages: Hahoe (600-year-old Ryu clan compound…
October 2026From a base in Bulgaria, a small non-profit has spent years connecting students, institutions and excavation sites across the wider Balkan region.
October 2026The organisation's history reflects both sustained efforts to document New York's Art Deco heritage and a determined, if sometimes unsuccessful, fight to preserve it.
October 2026Created by presidential decree in 2008 from existing regional museums and museum-reserves, the Georgian agency now puts the country's heritage policy into practice, from…
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