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    Tagged: UNESCO

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    Mrauk U: tensions, protests and its bid for UNESCO protection

    Should tourists still visit Mrauk U? After the deadly protests last month, DVB takes a look at how the community is reacting and how tourism is being affected.

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    Burma pledges to relocate hotels from Bagan archaeological site

    At the forefront of Burma’s proposal to UNESCO will be a pledge to relocate hotels and buildings that interfere with the ancient ruins.

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    Burmese govt pledges conservation efforts at Inle Lake

    The iconic lake is suffering from degradation, mostly caused by deforestation and the constant daily pounding of thousands of visitors.

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    Sweden celebrates 250 years of press freedom

    On 2 December 1766, the Swedish Riksdag adopted the world’s first Freedom of the Press Act.

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    Dispute over renovation at Bagan temple

    Built during the reign of King Htilominlo (1211-31 AD), the historic red-brick temple suffered extensive damage in a 6.8 magnitude earthquake in August.

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    Crumbling splendour at Mrauk-U

    The museum chronicling the ancient kingdom of Mrauk-U, one of Burma’s most important cultural sites, is housed in a poorly lit building devoid of visitors.

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    UNESCO’s newest biosphere reserve

    Shan State’s iconic freshwater lake, Inle Lake, is home to a diverse range of species, including birds, otters, and even human communities.

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    Inle Lake granted new UNESCO status

    Shan State’s iconic Inle Lake has been granted Biosphere Reservation status by the United Nations heritage agency

    Archaeologist warns of historical treasures lost to global black market video

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    Archaeologist warns of historical treasures lost to global black market

    Burma’s jungles and plains are dotted with historical artefacts the envy of much of the world. But now many of those precious items are ending up overseas, thanks to a thriving black market.

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    Culture ministry to protect buildings, nature

    Burma’s Ministry of Culture announced that they will enforce fines for the misuse of properties that are designated as culturally significant, according to a statement in state media on Monday.

    Ancient Burmese kingdom awarded World Heritage status video

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    Ancient Burmese kingdom awarded World Heritage status

    UNESCO has approved three ancient Pyu cities – Hanlin, Beiktano and Sri Kestra – as World Heritage Sites, the first time any historical monument in Burma has been recognised by the prestigious UN award.

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    Japan to help build up Bagan

    Japan’s extensive development portfolio in Burma has reached the tourist capital of Bagan, with a 10 April agreement to help develop tourism infrastructure over the next three years.

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    Mt Victoria, Indawgyi Lake nominated for UNESCO status

    The highest mountain in Chin State and a wildlife sanctuary in Kachin State are chosen by the Ministry of Environmental Conservation and Forestry and UNESCO for World Heritage status.

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    Ancient Pyu sites bid for World Heritage status

    Burma wants to nominate the ancient Pyu city state of Hanlin as a World Heritage Site.

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