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  1. A water channel between shops and palm trees in Suva
    City

    Suva

    The Fiji Museum’s archive is in the former Nawela Hostel beside the main building; Tourism Fiji names a produce market near the main wharf and a craft centre.

    Explore Suva

    Photograph: Maksym Kozlenko · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0

  2. Flat-topped mountain rising above a valley of small lakes and forest, seen from a tundra slope with a path at the right edge
    Country

    Sweden

    UNESCO describes Laponia’s ice-shaped terrain and ongoing river erosion; Vasa was lifted in stages using cables routed through six tunnels under its hull.

    Explore Sweden

    Photograph: Trougnouf (Benoit Brummer) · Photo source · CC BY 4.0

  3. A red-and-white passenger train on the arched stone Landwasser Viaduct above a wooded gorge
    Country

    Switzerland

    Swiss railways cross the Alps through the nearly level Gotthard Base Tunnel and over the Landwasser Viaduct; federal Romansh documents use Rumantsch Grischun.

    Explore Switzerland

    Photograph: Luca Gerber · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0

  4. A weathered stone arch with a tall central opening stands beside rows of columns along a colonnaded street, with fallen blocks in the foreground and pale desert hills under a clear blue sky
    Country

    Syria

    Palmyra’s 1.1 km avenue linked monuments; Ugarit used a 30-sign cuneiform alphabet; Aleppo ghar soap spans autumn gathering and winter making.

    Explore Syria

    Photograph: PhipipY · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0

  5. Taipei’s illuminated night skyline, with Taipei 101 rising above the surrounding towers.
    City

    Taipei

    At Taipei’s Beitou bath, the entrance was upstairs and communal pools below; brick-and-concrete walls downstairs contrast with timber cladding above.

    Explore Taipei

    Photograph: 品璉 江 · Photo source · CC BY 2.0

  6. A narrow gorge with steep green slopes on the left and banded grey rock walls on the right, a pale river below, and a small building and tunnel mouth on the far wall
    Country

    Taiwan

    A chlorine-36 study estimates Taroko’s Holocene river incision; a 2018 Penghu inventory counted 539 stone weirs; Alishan’s forest railway climbs to 2,216 m.

    Explore Taiwan

    Photograph: Balon Greyjoy · Photo source · CC0 1.0

  7. Still, green-tinted lake water mirroring brown rocky peaks and clouds, with trees and a few buildings on the left shore
    Country

    Tajikistan

    Fedchenko Glacier covered 745 km² in 2011. UNESCO highlights Sarazm’s Bronze Age tin and copper work; the 2017 study leaves Iskanderkul’s breach history open.

    Explore Tajikistan

    Photograph: Marat Nadjibaev · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0

  8. Aerial view of the Lennusadam hangars and quay, with museum vessels moored along the shore
    City

    Tallinn

    At Lennusadam, restoration separated exhibits from the old hangar supports; Kumu is set into Lasnamägi’s limestone beside Kadriorg Park.

    Explore Tallinn

    Photograph: Hiiumaa mudeliklubi · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0

  9. Dry bushland valley with a pale track winding through it, a low dark hill and distant ridges under large clouds, and at lower right a reddish layered rock stack topped with green shrubs
    Country

    Tanzania

    Footprint-based stature estimates at Laetoli, glacier area mapped on Kilimanjaro from 1912 to 2011, and rain-weathered walls at Kilwa.

    Explore Tanzania

    Photograph: Noel Feans · Photo source · CC BY 2.0

  10. A pond surrounded by trees in Tashkent.
    City

    Tashkent

    Tashkent’s applied-arts museum combines the late-19th-century Polovtsov House with a 1960s expansion.

    Explore Tashkent

    Photograph: Panpanchik · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0

  11. A stone and brick arched wall above a stream in Abanotubani, with a blue-tiled bathhouse facade and a brick minaret rising behind the houses
    City

    Tbilisi

    Low brick-domed baths line Abanotubani’s riverbank; the botanical garden rises from the same gorge toward Tabori Ridge.

    Explore Tbilisi

    Photograph: Gerd Eichmann · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0

  12. Glass tower, city buildings and hills in Tegucigalpa
    City

    Tegucigalpa

    Tegucigalpa’s national identity museum occupies a building with three inner courtyards; UNAH has an arts venue in the historic centre and an observatory.

    Explore Tegucigalpa

    Photograph: Luis Alfredo Romero · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0

  13. A dense Tehran skyline below the snow-covered Alborz mountains
    City

    Tehran

    Tehran through the design of its Glass and Ceramics Museum: a retained Qajar building, independent cases and climate equipment adapted to its rooms.

    Explore Tehran

    Photograph: Amir Pashaei (Commons attribution: Amirpashaei) · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0

  14. Three stupas with tall spired tops and weathered grey and brown surfaces at Wat Phra Si Sanphet in Ayutthaya, under a blue sky
    Country

    Thailand

    Ayutthaya, capital of the Siamese kingdom for about 417 years, was laid out on an island between three rivers, with canals that drained flood water.

    Explore Thailand

    Photograph: Supanut Arunoprayote · Photo source · CC BY 4.0

  15. Central Thimphu buildings spread across a valley below green hills
    City

    Thimphu

    Thimphu’s textile academy pairs weaving lessons with galleries; Zorig Chusum teaches traditional crafts and VAST supports young artists.

    Explore Thimphu

    Photograph: Christopher J. Fynn · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0

  16. Pale sand and shallow turquoise water on a beach, with feathery-leaved trees on a point at the left and a thin line of horizon under scattered clouds
    Country

    Timor-Leste

    Occupation at Lene Hara dates to about 42,000 years ago; Atauro surveys measured reef fish and live coral; UNESCO listed tais for urgent safeguarding in 2021.

    Explore Timor-Leste

    Photograph: Josep M. Gracia · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0

  17. Tirana buildings and a tall tower at sunset, seen from the Clock Tower
    City

    Tirana

    Visit Tirana links the New Bazaar’s 1939 founding to rising trade, the Tanners’ Bridge to a leatherworkers’ guild, and the Clock Tower to timekeeping since 1822.

    Explore Tirana

    Photograph: Albinfo · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0

  18. Batammariba tower-house with a thatched turret, set against a green wooded hillside.
    Country

    Togo

    Koutammakou tower-houses combine household use and ancestor worship; nearby Bassar sites distinguish smithing from early smelting.

    Explore Togo

    Photograph: Kalyss · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0

  19. Tokyo skyline seen from the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building
    City

    Tokyo

    The Fukagawa Edo Museum recreates a 19th-century townscape, shows a day passing with sound and light, and changes its displays each season.

    Explore Tokyo

    Photograph: Max221B · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0

  20. Aerial view of a small wooded island with a pale sandy shoreline, surrounded by shallow turquoise reef water; surf breaks along the outer reef beyond it.
    Country

    Tonga

    Coral tools date a Lapita settlement event at Nukuleka; satellite analysis places a 2022 plume at 57 km, while malau eggs incubate in volcanic soil.

    Explore Tonga

    Photograph: Arne Müseler / www.arne-mueseler.com · Photo source · CC BY-SA 3.0 de

  21. Flat dark patches of natural asphalt between pools of rippled water on Pitch Lake in La Brea, Trinidad, with low buildings and green grass on the far side under a cloudy sky
    Country

    Trinidad and Tobago

    A 2014 study found microbes in water droplets trapped in Pitch Lake oil. Ramsar (2005) links Caroni salinity to lower inflow; Main Ridge has three forest types.

    Explore Trinidad and Tobago

    Photograph: Martina Jackson · Photo source · CC BY-SA 3.0

  22. Palm-lined Baladiya Street and buildings in Tripoli, Libya
    City

    Tripoli

    A Libyan submission to UNESCO describes a local-style school, the Mediterranean-style Banco di Roma building and tiered domes at the Darghout mosque.

    Explore Tripoli

    Photograph: Abdul-Jawad Elhusuni (عبدالجواد الحسوني) · Photo source · CC BY-SA 3.0

  23. Rooftops, buildings and satellite dishes in Tunis beneath dark storm clouds.
    City

    Tunis

    Dar Ben Abdallah’s buildings surround a small square, while the main palace has a separate courtyard and T-shaped family apartments.

    Explore Tunis

    Photograph: Effeietsanders · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0

  24. Columned front of the Capitol temple at Dougga rising over ruined walls, with a paved square in front and dry hills behind under a blue sky
    Country

    Tunisia

    From Dougga’s inscriptions to Carthage’s Punic harbours, Tunisia’s heritage also includes Chott el Jerid, a saline depression above fossil-water aquifers.

    Explore Tunisia

    Photograph: Monaam Ben Fredj · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0

  25. Excavated stone structures with T-shaped pillars on a dry, bare-looking Göbekli Tepe hillside under a clear sky
    Country

    Türkiye

    At Göbekli Tepe, surveys suggest more T-pillar buildings beneath the mound; at Pamukkale, calcite-bearing springs form white stepped terraces.

    Explore Türkiye

    Photograph: Teomancimit · Photo source · CC BY-SA 3.0

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