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More inclusive tourism planning and visitor management at an iconic archaeological park can help address economic challenges facing surrounding communities.

Located on the shores of Lake Nero, 210 kilometers northeast of Moscow, Rostov Veliky can trace its origins to the year 862, making it one of Russia's oldest cities.

Emperor Minh Mạng (1820-1841), the second ruler of the Nguyễn Dynasty, ruled southern and central Vietnam from 1820 to 1841.

Among rock shelters, ceremonial structures, houses, terraces, and funerary chambers is the cemetery of Los Pinchudos, a key feature of the National Park of Río Abiseo.

When Faversham Abbey was established as a royal foundation in 1147, Abbey Farm was built as its grange.

The village of Irkutsk, which in 1686 became the capital of Oriental Siberia, was an important stop on commercial trade routes between the Orient and the Occident.

Sugar mills were an industrial force in the Trapiche region of Cuba beginning in the late-eighteenth century.

Remote Palpung Monastery, accessed by a single road, remains a thriving Buddhist university.

In this region, once part of the Tibetan empire, there are many Buddhist and shamanistic sacred sites, but the tomb in Reshui Township is one of the only royal Tibetan tombs that has been excavated.

Officers of the Seventh Regiment Armory had access to facilities that included lavish reception spaces and public-area rooms designed by Louis Comfort Tiffany, Stanford White, and the Herter brothers.

Gebel Barkal is an isolated sandstone butte alongside the Nile that marks the site of the ancient city of Napata.

Tanah Lot Temple is a complex of wooden structures with origins in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, built on a large coral rock separated from the nearby island of Bali.