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CityKingstown
St George’s Cathedral has a gilded-wood chandelier and a Bevington organ; Kingstown’s archives list postcard, stamp and photograph collections.
Explore KingstownPhotograph: Andrew Moore · Photo source · CC BY-SA 2.0
CityKinshasa
A 2025 handover of 29 restored objects and a 2019 exhibition project document Kinshasa’s museum work; a 2022 study treats its botanical garden and zoo separately.
Explore KinshasaPhotograph: MONUSCO/Myriam Asmani · Photo source · CC BY-SA 2.0
CountryKiribati
Phoenix’s coral-capped volcanic peaks, Nooto’s lagoon-to-ocean shore and Kiritimati’s variable lake salinity show three natural settings across Kiribati.
Explore KiribatiPhotograph: Ron Van Oers / UNESCO · Photo source · CC BY-SA 3.0 IGO
CityKuala Lumpur
Royal Selangor’s Gallery in Sultan Abdul Samad Building has an interactive wall with 77 pewter items and a tall case with a camera visitors can move.
Explore Kuala LumpurPhotograph: Renek78 · Photo source · CC0 1.0
CountryKuwait
Three places in Kuwait: a Hellenistic fortress and its stone-lined well on Failaka, Sadu House and its Bedouin weaving, and the tidal flats of Bubiyan Island.
Explore KuwaitPhotograph: Kishore R Sudarsan · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0
CityKuwait City
Qattan Architects’ Maritime Museum project reworks a former athletic hall in Kuwait City with a ship-form platform and perforated display screens.
Explore Kuwait CityPhotograph: Zairon · Photo source · CC BY 4.0
CityKyiv
Vernadsky Library lists a Jewish musical folklore collection (1912–1947); a Kyiv museum interprets one Mezhyrich mammoth-bone structure as a human dwelling.
Explore KyivPhotograph: Mister No · Photo source · CC BY 3.0
CityKyoto
Kiyomizu-dera’s wooden stage rises over a steep slope; performances there are dedicated to Kannon. UNESCO’s 17 components span three cities.
Explore KyotoPhotograph: lumoplank · Photo source · CC0 1.0
CountryKyrgyzstan
Kyrgyzstan: Issyk-Kul’s closed basin, two Silk Road caravanserais, and Sulaiman-Too’s petroglyph caves.
Explore KyrgyzstanPhotograph: Dan Lundberg · Photo source · CC BY-SA 2.0
CountryLaos
At Plain of Jars, quarry traces reveal how stone vessels were made; Vat Phou rises on six terraces, while Hin Nam No is a cave-cut karst landscape.
Explore LaosPhotograph: Michael Gunther · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0
CountryLatvia
A 1903 Riga home with Art Nouveau reliefs, low-mineral spring water at Sietiņiezis and two building periods at Rundāle Palace.
Explore LatviaPhotograph: AgrisR · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0
CountryLebanon
Lebanon’s quarry monoliths, Qadisha’s hermitages and cedar forest, and the sediment-built headland of Tyre.
Explore LebanonPhotograph: Choinowski · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0
CountryLesotho
Early Jurassic trackways at Moyeni, the 185 m arch of Katse Dam and the Sehlabathebe watershed: three places in Lesotho.
Explore LesothoPhotograph: SkyPixels · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0
CountryLiberia
Vai’s U+A618 logogram, Sapo camera-trap records and a 2010 proposal about the Nimba toad link Liberia’s writing and wildlife.
Explore LiberiaPhotograph: Bethel. Anthony Chisom · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0
CityLibreville
Sainte-Marie’s tower has a frame of ship spars; Saint-Michel’s carved pillars show Bible scenes, and the arts museum began in a researcher’s villa.
Explore LibrevillePhotograph: MNATGABON · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0
CountryLibya
A historic irrigation measure in Ghadamès, dairy-processing evidence in Takarkori pottery and a Cyrene stele reused as a bath step.
Explore LibyaPhotograph: Franzfoto · Photo source · CC BY-SA 3.0
CountryLiechtenstein
Vaduz Castle’s 1287 date is for its tower; Ramsar’s Ruggeller Riet overview reports peat up to 9 m deep and dates its latest site information to 1998.
Explore LiechtensteinPhotograph: Christian David · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0
CityLilongwe
A 2020 Lilongwe Wildlife Centre interview describes six-week quarantine, monitored foster introductions and gradual troop integration for young primates.
Explore LilongwePhotograph: Timon Zingg · Photo source · CC BY-SA 3.0
CityLima
Huaca Pucllana’s upright adobe bricks, 96 trunk pits at Huaca Tres Palos and the start of MALI’s collection show three sides of Lima’s heritage.
Explore LimaPhotograph: Corminos · Photo source · CC BY-SA 3.0
CityLisbon
Lisbon’s water network linked the octagonal Patriarcal reservoir under a garden pond, Barbadinhos steam pumps and Loreto’s underground gallery.
Explore LisbonPhotograph: Dale Cruse - 10M views · Photo source · CC BY 4.0
CountryLithuania
Explore Lithuania’s moving dunes on the Curonian Spit, the cross-covered hill near Šiauliai and Vilnius’s surviving Upper Castle tower.
Explore LithuaniaPhotograph: DAVID ILIFF · Photo source · CC BY-SA 3.0
CityLjubljana
Plečnik’s city design and the Triple Bridge show how public routes meet the Ljubljanica in Ljubljana.
Explore LjubljanaPhotograph: Micryb · Photo source · CC BY-SA 3.0
CityLomé
Palais de Lomé reuses Carrara marble in terrazzo floors, restores the upper galleries in timber and treats the surrounding park as part of the renewal.
Explore LoméPhotograph: Nero2022 · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0
CityLondon
Movable picture planes let a museum display 118 paintings in a small room; a church roof-space became an operating theatre, and mail once ran beneath London.
Explore LondonPhotograph: Tristan Surtel · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0
CityLuanda
Luanda’s Cidade Alta and Cidade Baixa occupy different levels; the Baixa church of Nossa Senhora dos Remédios was reshaped in an 1897 restoration.
Explore LuandaPhotograph: Fabio Vanin · Photo source · CC BY-SA 3.0
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