Kaesong added to World Heritage List

Kaesong added to World Heritage List

TOKYO, Japan - This December 2007 file photo shows Sonjuk Bridge in the ancient city of Kaesong in North Korea. The World Heritage Committee of UNESCO decided June 23, 2013, to add historic monuments and sites in Kaesong to the U.N. agency's World Heritage List.

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