Tikal National Park — UNESCO
UNESCO · 1979 · UNESCO
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UNESCO · 1979 · UNESCO
UNESCO · 1979 · UNESCO
UNESCO · 1979 · UNESCO
Czech Institute of Egyptology · 2023 · CUNI
UNESCO · 1979 · UNESCO
UNESCO · 1979 · UNESCO
UNESCO · 1979 · UNESCO
WHC listing covering Meidum
UNESCO World Heritage Centre · 2024 · UNESCO
UNESCO World Heritage Centre · 2024 · UNESCO
UNESCO World Heritage Centre · 2023 · UNESCO
UNESCO World Heritage Centre · 2023 · UNESCO
UNESCO World Heritage Centre · 2023 · UNESCO
UNESCO World Heritage Centre · 2023 · UNESCO
Wikipedia Contributors · 2023 · Wikimedia
Cahuachi, in Peru, was a major ceremonial center of the Nazca culture, based from about 1–500 CE in the coastal area of Peru's central Andes. It overlooked some of the Nazca lines.
NICH / Institute of Archaeology, Belize · 2023 · NICH
Official: Caana tallest, site size, Star War, visitor logistics
UNESCO World Heritage Centre · 2023 · UNESCO
UNESCO listing 1985; Lanzón, galleries, universal value
INPC · 2023 · INPC
Official: only elliptical Inca temple, Cañari–Inca fusion, Wayna Cápac
UNESCO World Heritage Centre · 2023 · UNESCO
UNESCO World Heritage Centre · 2023 · UNESCO
Listing 1992; Pyramid of Niches 365 count, 17 ballcourts
UNESCO World Heritage Centre · 2023 · UNESCO
UNESCO listing 1987; joint Oaxaca centre and Monte Albán