The Latest Breaking News from UNESCO

At South Korea's thousand-year-old Gounsa Temple, workers delicately swaddled a giant gilded Buddha statue with a fire-retardant blanket.

A path in the Madonie natural park once used by itinerant friars takes present-day hikers on mountain trails through a terrain rich in wildlife

Buddhists across the country have joined protests after monks at the Mahabodhi Temple were forcibly removed by police.

For Indian travelers especially, the continent offers proximity, affordability, and visa-friendly options that stretch every rupee. Here’s a curated list of destinations in Asia that promise remarkable experiences without breaking the bank, perfect for summer 2025 or beyond. These picks blend cost-effective travel with rich, immersive adventures.

Unesco report highlights ‘unprecedented’ glacier loss driven by climate crisis, threatening ecosystems, agriculture and water sources

Charles Kibaki Muchiri traced the water trickling across the surface of the Lewis Glacier with his fingers, illustrating how quickly climate change is melting the huge ice blocks off of Africa's second-highest mountain.

Five months after deadly floods ravaged Valencia, the Spanish city is hosting its biggest celebration of the year

These Greek spots promise stunning scenery and authentic experiences – without the crowds and the price tag, says Elise Morton

The majestic Flemish city is dotted with renaissance palaces, great bars and eye-catching contemporary art – yet it’s firmly off the tourist trail

Japan’s Yamanashi prefecture has brought in the toll to protect the UNESCO-designated environment.

AI is increasingly a feature of everyday life. But with its models based on often outdated data and the field still dominated by male researchers, as its influence on society grows it is also perpetuating sexist stereotypes.