UNESCO has added 26 new World Heritage sites, including castles in Germany and rainforests in Malaysia.
Delia Niculescu
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The UNESCO World Heritage List has been extended by 26 sites recognized for their cultural and natural value. These include Neuschwanstein Castle in Germany, the Carnac megaliths in France and a chalk cliff in Denmark. Also included were nature reserves in Mozambique and Sierra Leone, and a man-made rainforest in Malaysia. In total, UNESCO has 1,223 sites in 168 countries.
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