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Glasgow Cathedral, dedicated to St. Mungo, is the oldest church in mainland Scotland and the oldest building in Glasgow. The patron saint is allegedly buried in the cathedral’s crypt.
After undergoing a $2.6 million renovation, the new Céide Fields visitor center transports travelers to Stone Age Ireland with interactive exhibits and immersive storytelling.
Hopkins, a small fishing village on the coast of the Stann Creek District, is often considered the epicenter of Garifuna culture in Belize.
Two children examine the prehistoric landscape in Canada’s Dinosaur Provincial Park, where experts have found evidence of some 35 species of dinosaur.
Intricately carved wooden puppets help bring a story to life in an Indonesian shadow puppet theater performance, a tradition on UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage list since 2008.
Tourists waiting at sunset in the middle of the Salar de Uyuni, southwest Bolivia, the largest salt lake in the world. In an illusion caused by refracted light, mountains rise from a mirage as if from water in the background.
The Atacama Salar, in South America, is home to the world's largest lithium deposit. These are the evaporation ponds of the Sociedad Quimica Mineral de Chile lithium mine or SQM and Sociedad Chilena del Litio.
The labyrinth at Amiens Cathedral, France. The original is believed to date from the 13th century.
The rainforest-covered Isla Pacheca in Panama's Pearl Islands. While some of the islands have been developed as tourist retreats, many remain uninhabited and tough to navigate.
Eurasian lynx can reach up to 30kg. Successful reintroductions have taken place on the continent – but no official releases have yet been tried in the UK.