Peng Liyuan Applauds UNESCO’s 2024 Girls’ and Women’s Education Prize
Peng Liyuan congratulates UNESCO’s 2024 Prize for Girls’ and Women’s Education, highlighting global efforts to advance gender equality in education.
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Unlocking the Past: Enhanced Access to World Heritage Sites in China and Brazil
China and Brazil open their UNESCO World Heritage Sites to more visitors, including the Yinxu Ruins and Valongo Wharf, enhancing cultural tourism and global access.
Preserving a Centuries-Old Tradition: Horseback Shrimp Fishing in Oostduinkerke
In Oostduinkerke, Belgium, a small group of fishermen continues the centuries-old tradition of shrimp fishing on horseback, preserving this unique practice recognized by UNESCO.
Suoyang City: Unearthing a Silk Road Treasure in Gansu Province
Explore Suoyang City in Gansu Province, a UNESCO World Heritage site that was a key hub on the ancient Silk Roads, showcasing well-preserved historical relics.
UNESCO Listing Sparks New Wave of Visitors to Rome’s Ancient Appian Way
Discover how Rome’s ancient Appian Way is attracting a surge of visitors following its recent UNESCO World Heritage listing.
Beijing Central Axis Earns UNESCO World Heritage Status
The Beijing Central Axis, a symbol of ancient urban design, is now a UNESCO World Heritage site, showcasing centuries of Chinese architectural heritage.
Explore the Majestic Dunhuang Yardang: Nature’s Sculpted Masterpieces
Discover Dunhuang Yardang National Geopark’s stunning yardang formations in Gansu, the Chinese mainland. Immerse yourself in this UNESCO site’s breathtaking landscapes.
Nigeria, Egypt, Indonesia Win 2024 UNESCO Confucius Prize for Literacy
Nigeria, Egypt, and Indonesia have been honored with the 2024 UNESCO Confucius Prize for Literacy for their outstanding contributions to literacy education.
Silk Road Film Fest: Animation, Creative Clusters, and Cultural Exchange Shape Global Cinema
Explore how animated blockbusters, creative hubs in Hangzhou, and cultural exchanges are reshaping global cinema and tourism, while UNESCO’s listing poses new challenges.
China’s Badain Jaran Desert: UNESCO World Heritage Gem of Lakes and Mega-Dunes
China’s Badain Jaran Desert joins UNESCO’s World Heritage List, showcasing towering mega-dunes and a network of vibrant lakes supporting diverse wildlife.