This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK).Each year, the UNESCO World Heritage Committee selects places of exceptional cultural or natural significance to join its World Heritage List — a collection of more than 1,200 sites spanning every continent. Inscription brings international recognition alongside legal protections and access to conservation funding, helping to safeguard these landscapes, monuments and traditions for future generations.From the clean lines and geometric patterns of Uzbek modernist architecture to verdant swamps in the American South, these seven new additions are worthy of a spot on any travel itinerary.1. The wider area of Mount Olympus, GreeceLong revered as...
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