WORLD HERITAGE
A World Heritage Site is a place of either cultural or physical signifance.A place becomes a World Heritage Site when the international community recognizes it as possessing universal value. Then the responsibility for its preservation comes under an international collective body.
The country possessing the site nominates it to the World Heritage Convention. And a 21-member international committee decides whether it has universal value. If the committee agrees, it declares the site as a World Heritage Site. There are 890 World Heritage Sites located in 148 countries .Some World Heritage Sites of the world are: the Pyramids in Egypt, the Tag Mahal in India, the Great Wall of China, the Statue of Liberty in the USA etc. Mosque City of Bagerhat is one of the three World Heritage Sites in Bangladesh .The Sunderbans is another World Heritage Site of Bangladesh. Sompura Bihar at Paharpur was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985. Each World Heritage Site is the property of the state on whose territory the site is located. But it is considered in the interest of international community to preserve each site.
Author:
Md. Nourozur Rahaman
BCS(General Education)
Assistant Professor of English
Narayanganj Government Women’s College
Examiner of National University
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