Iconic Sites and Cultural Significance LANDMARKS DESIGN TEMPLATE
INTRODUCTION Why are landmarks important? Landmarks serve as windows into a region's history, culture, and heritage. They serve as beacons, guiding us through the annals of time and connecting us to our shared human story.
Location: Northern China Length: Over 13,000 miles Historical Significance: UNESCO World Heritage Site, built to protect against invasions.
Location: Paris, France Height: 984 feet Architect: Gustave Eiffel Icon of Paris and French engineering
Location: Peru, Andes Mountains Built by: Inca Empire Abandoned city rediscovered in 1911. UNESCO World Heritage Site MACHU PICCHU
STATUE OF LIBERTY Location: New York Harbor, USA Gift from France in 1886 Symbol of freedom and democracy
Location: Agra, India Built by: Shah Jahan Monument of Love UNESCO World Heritage Site
Location: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Height: 98 feet Symbol of Christianity and Brazil CHRIST THE REDEEMER
Location: Rome, Italy Built in AD 70-80 Ancient amphitheater for gladiator games
Location: Jordan Ancient city carved into rose-red cliffs UNESCO World Heritage Site PETRA
Location: Sydney, Australia Architect: Jørn Utzon Iconic modernist architecture and performing arts venue.
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