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UNESCO Heritage Sites Near Djenné, Mali

Djenné in central Mali is home to the world's largest mud-brick building — its Great Mosque, rebuilt in 1907 in a tradition reaching back…

August 2026
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UNESCO Heritage Sites Near Timbuktu, Mali

Timbuktu, at the southern edge of the Sahara in Mali, was a medieval centre of Islamic scholarship and trans-Saharan trade, home to three inscribed…

August 2026
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UNESCO Heritage Sites Near Shiraz, Iran

Shiraz is the gateway to Iran's greatest Achaemenid sites: Persepolis (inscribed 1979) — Darius I's 518 BCE ceremonial capital with its Apadana tribute-procession reliefs…

August 2026
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UNESCO Heritage Sites Near Lamu Old Town, Kenya

Lamu Old Town, UNESCO-inscribed since 2001, is the oldest continuously occupied Swahili settlement in East Africa, unchanged in street layout since the 14th century…

August 2026
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