The UN just added three stunning sites to the World Heritage List: Georgia’s ancient Okefenokee Swamp, Thailand’s 13th-century Wat Phra Mahathat temple, and expanded tidal flats in South Korea. The swamp, a massive freshwater ecosystem with 5,000 years of environmental history, now joins global icons like the Grand Canyon—though locals worry about increased oversight. Thailand’s temple, a living Buddhist shrine and architectural marvel, was decades in the making. South Korea’s tidal flats, vital for migratory birds, now cover even more coastline. Together, these additions underscore the power of global cooperation to protect nature and culture for generations to come.
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