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The Mausoleum of Ahmed Yesawi,
Kazakhstan. One of the four great monuments built by Tamerlane
(completed 1399) and the only one which is not in ruins, the tomb of Ahmed
Yesawi, an important sufi saint, is one of the most sacred sites in
Islam. Inscribed on the World Heritage List in 2003.
The Imperial Palace in
Shenyang, China, was inscribed on the
World Heritage List in 2004 as
an extension to the Forbidden City in Beijing (illustration,
the Phoenix Pavilion,17th century),
and three Imperial Tombs in Shenyang and Fushun as extensions to the Imperial
Tombs of the Ming and Qing Dynasties.
The monastery of Geghard and the Upper
Azad Valley, Armenia.
Geghard monastery consists of a group of
rock-cut and masonry churches and other buildings dating from the 10th -
13th centuries, set in a spectacular landscape. Inscribed on the World
Heritage List in 2000.
The Terracotta Army, China,
was assessed for UNESCO as part of monitoring exercise on cultural World
Heritage sites in China.
The nomination of historic town of
Panauti, Nepal, was evaluated for
ICOMOS.
The
monastery of Noravank and the Upper Amaghou Valley, Armenia.
Noravank
monastery, 9th - 13th centuries, in its beautiful setting is perfectly
integrated with the surrounding mountains and seems to be a part of the nature.
The site has been nominated as a cultural landscape, which will be managed in
partnership with mountain villagers. The Armenian Government has requested further assistance to ensure a
successful inscription.
City
Walls of
China:
the Chinese Government has accepted a proposal for a serial nomination of
the walls of four cities, commencing with the city walls of Xingcheng.
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