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Lindsay Shapka | The Anthrotorian | Travel + Adventure Blog
UNESCO World Heritage Sites are more than just landmarks or tourist attractions — they are globally recognized treasures that hold significant cultural, historical, and natural value. Whether a site showcases human ingenuity, natural beauty, or a combination of both, these places serve as a reminder of our shared heritage and responsibility to preserve it for future generations.
What's a UNESCO World Heritage Site? — The Anthrotorian
UNESCO World Heritage Sites are more than just landmarks or tourist attractions — they are globally recognized treasures that hold significant cultural, historical, and natural value. Whether a site showcases human ingenuity, natural beauty, or a combination of both, these places serve as a reminder of our shared heritage and responsibility to preserve it for future generations.
Lindsay Shapka | The Anthrotorian | Travel + Adventure Blog
Lindsay Shapka | The Anthrotorian | Travel + Adventure Blog
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The History of The Swedish Dala Horse — The Anthrotorian
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What Is Ramadan? The History of The Religious Celebration — The Anthrotorian
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A Day In The Life Of An English Teacher In South Korea — The Anthrotorian
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Visiting The Pyramids of South Korea — The Anthrotorian
Gyeongju is a huge historic area in the south of South Korea that contains excavated ruins, temples, shrines, museums, and these impressive burial mounds.It is located around five hours from Seoul by train, or you can catch an express bus from Busan, which is the closest major city to this historic site.
Lindsay Shapka | The Anthrotorian | Travel + Adventure Blog
Lindsay Shapka | The Anthrotorian | Travel + Adventure Blog
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6 Places to Experience Korean Culture and History in Seoul — The Anthrotorian
Here are six spots in Seoul that will give you a window into the past, present, and future of this vibrant and dynamic city on your next visit | South Korea travel, Asia, travel tips, explore, learn, museums, palace, temple, Buddhism, history, travel inspiration, Seoul
Lindsay Shapka | The Anthrotorian | Travel + Adventure Blog
Lindsay Shapka | The Anthrotorian | Travel + Adventure Blog
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Karate, Judo, Taekwondo: Your Guide To Martial Arts Training Around The World — The Anthrotorian
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Your Guide to Christmas Traditions Around The World [Infographic] — The Anthrotorian
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Why Teaching English as a Second Language Isn't Easy — The Anthrotorian
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Your Guide to Visiting The Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) — The Anthrotorian
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Why Are The Buildings In Portugal Covered In Tiles? — The Anthrotorian
One of the best parts of strolling through the historic heart of Portugal’s cities — like Lisbon, Porto, and Lagos — is encountering the stunning decorative tiles that can be found covering the facades of both medieval and more modern homes, restaurants, cafes, churches, shops, and train stations. But where did all these tiles come from? And, why are they all over the buildings in these cities?
Lindsay Shapka | The Anthrotorian | Travel + Adventure Blog
Lindsay Shapka | The Anthrotorian | Travel + Adventure Blog
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8 Fun Facts You Didn't Know About Halloween — The Anthrotorian
Halloween Fun Facts | Halloween, Facts, culture, people, Samhain, Celtic, festival, Irish, traditions, holiday, Halloween facts, fun facts Halloween, weird Halloween, spooky Halloween facts, culture quirks, things to know about Halloween, October Holidays
Lindsay Shapka | The Anthrotorian | Travel + Adventure Blog
Lindsay Shapka | The Anthrotorian | Travel + Adventure Blog
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The Plaster Ghosts of Pompeii — The Anthrotorian
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Lindsay Shapka | The Anthrotorian | Travel + Adventure Blog
Lindsay Shapka | The Anthrotorian | Travel + Adventure Blog
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What Is An Inukshuk? — The Anthrotorian
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Lindsay Shapka | The Anthrotorian | Travel + Adventure Blog
Lindsay Shapka | The Anthrotorian | Travel + Adventure Blog
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Exploring The Interior Of A WWII Submarine at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii — The Anthrotorian
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Lindsay Shapka | The Anthrotorian | Travel + Adventure Blog
Lindsay Shapka | The Anthrotorian | Travel + Adventure Blog
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