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Known as the "Pink City", the fortified city of Jaipur, in the northwestern region of Rajasthan (India), is still home to many buildings dating back to its founding in 1727, distinguished by their elaborate facades.
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Vatnajökull National Park in Iceland is located in a volcanic region that covers almost 14% of the country's total territory. It is characterized by its vast glaciers, lava fields and unique wildlife.
Described as an "oasis" in the middle of the Antarctic Ocean, the French territories and the southern seas harbor one of the highest concentrations of marine birds and mammals in the world, including king penguins .
Known as the "Pink City", the fortified city of Jaipur, in the northwestern region of Rajasthan (India), is still home to many buildings dating back to its founding in 1727, distinguished by their elaborate facades.
The megalithic tombs of Japan. Located in the prefecture of Osaka, these 49 ancient tombs date from a period ranging from the 3rd to the 6th century. They come in different sizes and shapes, including one that looks like the eye of a lock and is named after the Emperor Nintoku. It is the largest grave of the country.
Babylon in Iraq. Formed by the remains of temples, palaces, towers and gates of the ancient city, this site located 85 kilometers from Baghdad is the archaeological remains of the capital of the ancient neo-Babylonian empire that existed between 626 and 539 BC C.
Bagan, Myanmar With thousands of scattered Buddhist temples, this site offers a testimony of the maximum moment of a regional empire that reached its zenith between the eleventh and thirteenth centuries.
The páramo of jars in Laos. Archaeologists believe that these thousands of mysterious tubular stone vessels date back to the Iron Age, when used in funeral practices.
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