sknr and zamkovo park complex mir, a unesco world heritage site, met khlebosolna and, judging by theiew in the guest book , made a huge impression. the chinese delegation plans not only a cultural route, but also an official meeting. insurmountable at first glance, the relief hills in the minsk and logoisk regions tested their strength with their character. the most desperate steeplechase racers. the cross-country race took place in the sportscom surroundings. among the participants is our sports columnist andrei kozlov. yes, this signal sends the participant to the distance, after such an impulse, it seems to me that there is no fear, nothing. we started in different groups, but at first it was children. hugging for good luck is a must for some, although the chilly weather forced us to warm ourselves with all the resources we had. that's all, that's all the gates, come on! the distance, of course, is less than that of adults, but the most the main thing is the first finish in life, and this is so cool! the bison races have been running for 9 years, some participants are much younger

the emotions from meeting the unesco world heritage site and the monumental symbol of our history were recorded in the guest log. the prc delegation is also expected to meet with the leadership of the upper house of the belarusian parliament, the administration president, representatives of political parties. let's sum up the results of the republican cleanup day. the day before, a common cause united the whole country. about 14.5 million rubles were collected. everything earned in the year of the eightieth anniversary of the liberation of belarus will go to places of memory and patriotic education. our president never misses a cleanup day. the head of state confirms this by personal example. i would like to show you how anyone organizes any event with the participation of the first, we are a team, we have agreed with some employees, lithuania and poland are conducting... exercises to defend the suwalki corridor. the site is located between our country and the kaliningrad region of russia. 1,500 military personnel and 200 pieces of equipment are involved in the maneuvers. they will als

open air museum, object unesco world heritage site. 9 hours or what? just imagine that now the city is only 15% excavated. and this is considered a lot, there are also a lot of people who want to wander through the ruins, there is such a crazy crowd here, i wonder how it was in ancient times, because 200,000 inhabitants used to live here for a minute. for those times it was a crazy number of people, there was so much in efest, ancient a theater for 25,000 spectators, temples, baths, fountains, now there are only ruins here, but you should imagine beautiful pendants, in the middle there is a pool with fish, all the townspeople around the pool are sitting, discussing the latest news, negotiations are underway and also, so to speak, unloading , and in the most literal sense, yes, this is a public toilet, so... the most recognizable objects on the territory of ephesus, the library, which is one of the three largest ancient libraries in the world. the library of celsus took almost 250 years to build and contained about 12 thousand scrolls,

it's how the fable protect the unesco world heritage site from some of the effects of mess tours. from all we can talk to jane to most of the co founder and executive director of we are here. we are. he events i make, i like the organization dedicated to the conservation of venice as a living city. jane venice is a wonderland for visitors like me and millions of baba's eating and drinking and consuming the history on off at every turn. but we have the fun and we leave. i want you to scroll. i bought a flock actually leaving the full time with this constant chain of mess, tourism when living in venice is just wonderful. we get to do all the time. what tories especially big trip is get to do for just a few hours. it's an enormous privilege to live in venice and everybody who does live in goodness, love living here. we just slow down to find a way around the terrible congestion that bit tourists schools. john, your organization is quite from your homepage dedicated to the conservation of venice as a living city, a one to will the plan tourism tax that's coming to effect now will will

it's listed as a unesco world heritage site, so. e tourist about 4 hours to visit the world. he will spend 2 and a half exploring the castle itself, half an hour walking around the surrounding area and an hour exploring the city. but in vain, if you add to this the trip has a culinary touch; you can stay here for at least two days. and this time will not be wasted.

times of salt mines which have a huge historical significance here. patch that was named unesco world heritage sites in 1997 the world heritage views. but seem is worthy of its title. okay, admittedly did pay $22.00 euros to take the gondola ride up here, which does feel like quite a lot heavier you kind of walk takes about 2 hours because it's up to you to decide what's more valuable your time or your money. either way to be at the top is definitely worth the well, since i paid the money to get up here, i might as well walk a little further to take a look at what the region is actually famous for bold, salt mine, that's kind of good. so right, 3 translates to salt domain. this area has 7 diaries into years of salt history and my name began in the bronze age. but the mines do have a pretty tamadrius history. the nazis also used on to hide lucy darts during the 2nd world war. before my time in high comes to an end, the mayor has kindly agreed to talk to me about over tourism in the area. you seem to feel that there were too many people. we only have one street in the narrow pass that runs about the h

village with thousands of years of active confectioners, which is also registered as a unesco world heritage siteearth is yours. these olive groves. my father planted it in 1986, but now the israeli soldiers they prevented me from accessing my lands. my trees need daily care but they say i need permission to access my land . sebastiyeh is in the west of baitullaham. although this village has been divided into two parts according to the oslo accords since 1993, the zionist regime is not satisfied with its part. and in recent months, at the same time as settlement attacks intensified on this day. palestine and even the sites and historical monuments are the ruins left of the historical monuments, the obvious face of the war. heritage for peace is a non-profit organization that helps war-torn countries preserve their cultural heritage destruction of cultural sites in gaza is rampant. the organization has sent several reports to international bodies related to cultural heritage and explained the depth of the cultural disaster in gaza. what is happening in gaza today is cultural genocide. we monitored

the second question: is it true that noliboki forest is included in the list of unesco world heritage sitesenis, how did you answer this question? i answered no, because i believe that belovezhskaya pushcha is included. yes, he answered correctly. well done! well done! will say that it’s ugly, mm, beautiful, i think, beautiful, but not enough, apparently, well, to the list of objects the belovezhskaya pushcha is included in the unesco world heritage site, but the liboksskaya pushcha is not there yet, and therefore the correct answer to our question is no, the third question, and it’s true that the autobiography is written from a third person, time. that the author is writing about himself, but i have never seen it written in the first person, have i ever read someone’s autobiography, have i read it. so how was he? well, most likely it was. you most likely just read some article that described a person’s life, and therefore it could have been written that chekhov was born there, he graduated from school, he entered and so on, but if we are talking about autobiography, well, the word itself s

historical village with thousands of active confectioners, which is also registered as a unesco world heritage site. my father planted these olive groves in 1986, but now the israeli soldiers prevented me from accessing my lands. my trees need daily care but they say i need permission to access my land. you're dead it is in the west of baitullahem, although this village has been divided into two parts according to the oslo accords since 1993, but the zionist regime is not satisfied with its part, and in recent months, at the same time, it has intensified in these historical days, settlement attacks have also started to take palestinian lands. we do not know what the israelis plan for after the war because we see that no one asks them what they are doing. there are no restrictions on settlers in the west bank, and we are really afraid of losing the ancient site of sebastiyah, except for this hidden face of the war in gaza, which is the town of the remaining palestinian properties and even mohuta and the historical monuments left behind. from historical monuments, the face of the war is revealed, the

to one day, the return to the wild, the company too low as he makes his way to the john unesco world heritage site and to an island where the now 82 year old once released a number of them onto the lenders with white pants, as they're also called have seen their numbers right back up to around 200. that's to you. it's not dollars either. all right, me is of course to build up a viable population. so that kind of thing is going to take several decades, e mail that you all tend about, unquote, at the bible population means between 500000 down them on slice 1000 t on. and it takes a lot of time for a population of that size to build up for that. so and ask about the back aboard the reunification expressed a new day dawns and it's breakfast time. the passengers are served in their seats. coffee and the traditional morning suit, the almost 80 percent of the strategically important railway line was destroyed during the vietnam war. of the $1300.00 or so bridges an estimated $1000.00 were reduced to ruins. although for tribes on the last of soldiers lives was far worse things we knew we knew that a lot o

recent years - the creation of a unique 3d model of the ancient palmyra, a city from the unesco world heritage site restoration of the triumphal arch of palmyra. on april 18, 1955, the bandung conference began. it was initiated by five asian countries, including india, pakistan and indonesia. in total , delegations from twenty-nine countries arrived in the city of bandung on the indonesian island of java. asia and africa. after world war ii, the former colonies of leading european powers quickly became independent states and claimed their place in international affairs. as a result of the conference, they condemned colonialism, created a united front of the peoples of asia and africa, and came up with 10 principles of peaceful coexistence. the conference was called a symbol of the countries of asia and africa in the struggle for independence. even the expression spirit of bandung appeared. but, unfortunately, everything was limited to words. then afro-asian solidarity quickly faded away; due to disagreements between countries, it was not possible to organize new forms of such a scale. however, a nu

recent years is the creation of a unique 3d model of the ancient palmyra, a city listed as a unesco world heritage siteto restore the triumphal arch of palmyra. on april 18, 1955, the bandung conference began. it was initiated by five asian countries, including india, pakistan and indonesia. in total , delegations from 29 asian countries and africa. after world war ii, the former colonies of the leading european powers quickly became independent states and claimed. to its place in international affairs. as a result of the conference , colonialism was condemned, a united front of the peoples of asia and africa was created, and 10 principles of peaceful coexistence were invented. the conference was called a symbol of the countries of asia and africa in the struggle for independence. even the expression spirit of bandung appeared. but, unfortunately, everything was limited to words. then afro-asian solidarity quickly faded away due to disagreements between countries and new forms of this scale were not possible. the principles of bandung were used 6 years later in belgrade when creating the non-aligned mo

unesco world heritage site, so this object is important not even on a republican, but on a planetary scale. it will take the average tourist about 4 hours to visit the world, he will spend 2.5 hours exploring the castle itself, half an hour to a walk around the area and an hour to explore the city. but in vain, if you add a culinary touch to this trip, you can stay here for at least two days. and this time will not be wasted. in the world they prepare several very interesting dishes, the name of which contains a mundane addition, but unlike stale cutlet or mogilev sausages, which are found in cafes and canteens throughout belarus, you can only try something mundane here, the world appeared in written sources thanks to bureaucrats, for the first time he mentions... this estate in the surrounding area on a gilded road built an estate for himself in the world and even rode in a carriage. there were 97 stores and 12 shops in the world; goods were imported from all over europe. merchants from leipzig and köniksberg, memel and libau knew how to get to the grave of mirsky. yes, mir was once

it needs to be on your bucket list. firstly, the whole the whole time is listed as the unesco world heritage site. i'm starting my day here in the old tide at the st. peter's cathedral, which is under construction. ok, but we're working with it. at least this one we get to use to our advantage. the i p access system. when i, as an architect, working on the upkeep of the coffee shop, when he suggested we take the elevator to the top, this wasn't exactly what i was expecting. i'm not gonna lie. i never thought of myself as being afraid of heights, but this is pretty scary. at least the view is it get destruction. so this is quite a huge, unimpressive cathedral for a fairly small 58. can you tell me, elizabeth, but the history of it? yeah, so, so they can see it all you can see today uh installed its, its work and 1273 before sir. it was a roman s cathedral. bought it for 1000. and you're right so, so considerable is pretty big for reading support. i'd like to shop more to christian when i bought this amazing building, but the height is honestly becoming difficult. yeah, i think i'm ready to go by g

this is a unesco world heritage site; it was very important for us to prevent any polluted runoff frome most hazardous waste - treatment plants, which today contain black liquor, this is the third hazard class, you know very well okay, we took a look at how the work is progressing; the most modern treatment facilities with fine purification have been installed there. a just russia for truth has announced the winners and laureates of the annual literary prize. the award ceremony took place today at pashkov's house, the russian state library. the ninth literary season was dedicated to a single theme, support for the special military. among the winners are authors who are now on the front line, as well as poets and writers from moscow and st. petersburg, moscow nizhny novgorod, chelyabinsk, kaliningrad, sakhalin regions from the donetsk and lugansk people's republics, their works, according to tradition, will be published in the roman newspaper. i read all the poems that were sent to the competition, i read 2/3 of the works of fiction and prose. and read all the journalism, i must say tha

it needs to be on your bucket list. firstly, the whole, the whole time is listed as the unesco world heritage site. i'm starting my day here in the old tide, the st. peter's cathedral, which is under construction. okay, but we're working with it, at least this one we get to use to our advantage, the ip access system. when i, as an architect, working on the upkeep of the coffee shop, when he suggested we take the elevator to the top, this wasn't exactly what i was expecting. i'm not gonna lie. i never thought of myself as being afraid of heights, but this is pretty scary. at least the view is it get destruction. so this is quite a huge, unimpressive cathedral for a fairly small city. can you tell me a little bit about the history of it? yeah, so, so the can see it all you can see today uh installed its, its work and 1273 before sir was a roman s cathedral. but it broke down and you're right so, so considerable is pretty big for reading support. i'd like to shop more to christian when i bought this amazing building, but the height is honestly becoming difficult. yeah, i think i'm ready to go by got

new season of sea excursions started, around six legendary kronshtat citadels, including unesco world heritage sites closed for... changes from petergov to kronshtat along the shortest route, this year we are launching regular flights, including from petergov to kronshtat and from kronshtat to petergov, because demand for such services is already emerging, tourists will be able to come to petergov in one day in the morning, take a walk in petergova, then to get to kronshtat, from st. petersburg to kronshtat catamarans will start in the morning, starting at 15, the last flight time remains open, this season passenger catamarans will make at least... six trips daily from the center of st. petersburg to kronshtat and back, with increased demand for the line is ready to bring additional ships to increase the number of trips to 14. the museum-historical complex island of forts is also ready to extend its opening hours on those days when there will be especially many visitors. elena volozhanina, denis mirnov, sergey larichev, news petersburg. a predator from the film of the same name, made from chocolate

list of unesco world heritage sites.ing our expedition, we came across another phenomenon of folk architecture. mill. now there are only eight of them left in the entire cherkasy region. and once there were over 10,000 windmills alone, 60 in each village. vitrak breaks many stereotypes. our grandfathers were illiterate. they were dark there, how illiterate they were, to build such an engineering structure, to calculate gears, you need a lot of different, geometric, mathematical knowledge, to know wood, how in which, what season of the year wood should be sawn, how to harvest it, this was also necessary to know , for this mechanism to work. nazar lavrinenko was born here, in the village of ivkivtsi, in cherkasy region. he was always interested in windmills, received the profession of historian and ethnographer, and later founded the ukrainian milling association, will you sign me, the candidate of historical sciences, the head of the ukrainian milling association, and not a dog dog, will write, therefore he knows almost e

first of all, it must be said that in 2014, uh, hersanese - despite the fact that it is a unesco world heritage siterance. in the following years, in fact, thanks to the support of the president, here. a road and path network is being laid, a special one is being made for each architectural monument an information stand so that people understand what kind of ancient structures are located on the territory of the fort; the museum itself is supplied with advanced equipment; starting from 2019 , the project of a historical and archaeological park is being actively implemented, what it consists of, and in no case does russia touch the territory of the fort itself, but military units used to be located nearby... over the course of several years, these units were withdrawn and a buffer was actually created, within which a new educational, educational and museum center was created cluster, and all this is accompanied by the largest, you now see on the screens, the largest in the history of modern russia, archaeological excavations, several thousand archaeologists and their assistants worked on an area of ​

a new season of sea excursions around six legendary kronstatt citadels began, including unesco world heritage sites 2026. these are ford kranshlot, the first building of kronstatt, fort peter ii, the future minno museum -explosive affairs and alexander ii, aka chemnoy fort, will open a hotel and a museum dedicated to domestic epidemiologists there, and will build a cable car. this season also catamarans will launch from peterhofa to kronshtat and back, from st. petersburg to kronshtat catamarans will start in the morning, starting at 15. the time of the last flight remains open. this season, passenger catamarans will make at least six flights daily from the center of st. petersburg to kronshtat and back, with increased demand on the line they are ready to launch additional ships to increase the number of flights to 14. museum. the historical complex of fort island is also ready to extend its opening hours on days when there are especially many visitors. elena volozhanina, denis mirnov, sergey larichev, vesti petersburg. a festival of crying children took place in tokyo. about 100 children under the

apparently, well, the beloveshskaya pushcha (nalibokskaya pushcha) is included in the list of unesco world heritage siteslibokskaya pushcha) is not there yet, and therefore the correct answer to our question is no, the third question, it’s true that an autobiography is being written from the third person, time, elizabeth, what do you think? i don’t know the truth about this torture, dabrostsevs, well, i’m flying because autography is going to hell especially, because i have not seen any creations, which i write is the hell of the first step of the face. elizabeth, i’m going to die right now so that you can finally figure it out once and for all and never tell anyone about this again. autobiography: how do you understand what it is? here. well, i’ve never seen anything written in the first person, have you ever read anyone’s autobiography? i read it, so how was he? well, most likely it was, you most likely just read some article that described a person’s life, and therefore, it could be written there, chekhov was born, he graduated, he entered and so on, but if we are talking about autobiography, well, th

second question is true is it possible that the noliboki forest is included in the list of unesco world heritage sitestime in belarus, denis, how did you answer this question? i answered no, because i think that belovyazhskaya pushcha is included, so i answered correctly, well done, well done, nalibokskaya, which is ugly, mm, beautiful, i think it’s beautiful, but not enough, apparently, well, to the list of objects worldwide. that autography works in hell of a traditional way, because i haven’t seen any of the works that i write in hell first step of the face. elizaveta, i’m here now. a person’s life, and therefore, it could have been written, chekhov was born there, he graduated, he entered and so on, but if we are talking about autobiography, well, here the word itself speaks for itself, you see, there is someone who answered this question , yes, well, except for elizabeth, there is, there is, identify yourself, alexey, a delightful person, i know you literally 2 minutes, but i already like you, you smile, did you answer yes? everything is fine with you, but why? because i washed myself, and you we

sites. a set of measures has been developed to preserve intangible manifestations of human creativity included in the state list of historical and cultural values. the unesco world heritage list is regularly updated with belarusian sites, which in turn makes our country more famous and recognizable at the international level. we will talk about the preservation and popularization of the historical and cultural heritage of belarus with the director of the center, academician, doctor of historical sciences, doctor of architecture, professor alexandra mlakotka. let's talk at the museum of ancient belarusian culture, national. about white russia, this is the ipatsevo chronicle of the late 14th century, it indicates the territory where the three great east slavic rivers have their sources: the dnieper, the western dvina and the volga, and for good reason, therefore, the vitebsk region, which is closer, say, there, has always been associated with some kind of center of consolidation of belarusians, and for this reason it is completely justified. the fact that polotsk can be considered the ancient capital of the belarusian land, because it is also there, means it is located, an

unesco. this world heritage sites in the small orthodox christian community of serpents residents. believe that deaf loves would they say that the whole of human life, from the crib to the coffin, is bound up with wood. and people here have an unusual view of dest. this is especially evident in the symmetry of this village of 3000 presidents. when a person dies, they get their very own personal memorial. a lovingly carved brightly painted wooden cross, a picture, and a poem, each one unique. tell the story of the deceased. honestly, i'm simply for better or for worse. for 45 years to meet you. pop has been carving crosses here a place the locals called the mary symmetry. this makes some, something of a village chronicler supplied us for a son in law. you on to one day following his footsteps to do the job and one needs to know a lot about the people that's offensive. well, this is the new when i split the dean, this is the whole village knows the story of this deceased woman. because everyone knew how badly she treated the family, especially son in law and control. she repulsed him

unesco. this world heritage sites in the small orthodox christian community of serpents residents. believe that deaf loves would they say that the whole of human life from the crib to the coffin is bound up with wood and people here have an unusual view of death. this is especially evident in the symmetry of this village of 3000 precedents. when a person dies to get their very own personal memorial, a lovingly carved brightly painted wooden cross, a picture, and a poem, each one unique tell the story of the deceased. honestly, i'm simply for better or for worse. for 45 years to meet you. pop has been carving crosses here a place the locals call the mary symmetry. this makes some something of a village chronicler supplied us for a son in law. you on to one day follow in his footsteps. mothers cross shirts then tried to wake up that otherwise she'll come back home to a new in t's make the mean. was it the but a reactions for positive because it's probably the ones that i've written everything wrong. so no, no problems. how she walked out is, if you can say, like i depends on it's dem