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Inca Trail and Amazonian Route to Machu Picchu Reopen After Monthlong Closure

February conservation work restored safe access, with officials urging vigilance over March rains.

Machu Picchu Sets May 1 Start for New Conservation Fee Added to Entry Tickets

Machu Picchu Rail Crash Kills Train Driver; Authorities Suspect Human Error

India’s UNESCO Ambassador Reviews Conservation at Ramappa Temple in Telangana

India Urges Restraint as UNESCO Seeks Safeguards for Preah Vihear in Border Fighting

Córdoba Closes 25th Anniversary of Jesuit World Heritage With Teatro del Libertador Concert and Honor for Hugo Juri

Peru Sets Nov. 17 Launch for 2026 Machu Picchu Ticket Sales and Confirms Visitor Caps

Cologne’s Incoming Mayor Urges North Rhine–Westphalia Olympic Bid to Center on the City

Machu Picchu Trains Restart After Protest Blockades as Talks Continue on Bus Concession

Hikone Castle’s World Heritage Nomination Deferred in This Year’s Domestic Screening

UNESCO Expands World Heritage List With 26 New Sites, Removes Three From Danger List

Study Confirms Neolithic Transport of Stonehenge’s Newall Boulder from Wales

Maharashtra Submits 10-Year Conservation Blueprint for UNESCO’s Maratha Forts

UNESCO Inscribes Maratha Military Landscapes as World Heritage Site

King Ludwig II’s Four Bavarian Palaces Inscribed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites

UNESCO Inscribes Maratha Military Landscapes as India’s 44th World Heritage Site

Bavarian Palaces of Ludwig II Gain UNESCO World Heritage Status

UNESCO Adds Sardinia’s Domus de Janas to World Heritage List

UNESCO Declares Ludwig II’s Four Bavarian Castles World Heritage Sites

Carnac and Morbihan Megaliths Inscribed as UNESCO’s First Fully Breton World Heritage Site