World Heritage Day: A day to preserve all the historical monuments across the world

People celebrate their cultural heritage every day by living in a manner that makes them understand who they are and where they came from. However, there is a day that is marked to celebrate the heritage as well as the joint history of the human race.

World Heritage Day enables us to celebrate the whole world's culture together. It also brings awareness about important cultural sites and monuments and preaches the importance of preserving the cultures across the world.

The day is also known as International Monuments and Sites Day and commemorates the work done by International Council on Monuments and Sites also known as ICOMOS. The day brings awareness about the importance of diversity in cultural heritage and preserving it for future generations.

Ancient buildings and monuments are an asset for all of us across the world. They, however, need to be protected so that they can remain an asset for future generations as well. The day shows the collective efforts of global communities across the globe for preserving the heritage sites.

On this day. we can learn about historical monuments and sites across the world and the role we can play in preserving all these sites for years to come.

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