Cultural Heritage Sites

noun A structure, building, or statue that is built to honor a person or event

• The monument was erected in honor of the fallen soldiers.
• Let's meet at the monument in the park.
• That monument is lit, we should take some pics there.
• Her kindness was a monument in a world full of cruelty.

adjective Monumental is an adjective that describes something as being large, impressive, or significant in size, extent, or importance.

• The construction of the new library was a monumental task that required years of planning and resources.
• Finishing my thesis was a monumental achievement for me.
• Dude, that concert was monumental! I can't believe we got front row seats!
• Her impact on the community was monumental, leaving a lasting legacy for generations to come.

noun a building devoted to the worship, or regarded as the dwelling place, of a god or gods or other objects of religious reverence

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• The temple is a sacred place of worship in many religions.
• Let's meet at the temple for the ceremony.
• I heard the temple is lit on Friday nights.
• Her body was a temple, carefully maintained and respected.

noun a material, such as straw, rushes, or palm leaves, used to cover roofs

• The roof of the traditional cottage was made of tightly packed thatch.
• I love the cozy look of thatch roofs on old houses.
• That party was so fun, it was totally thatch!
• The idea of using thatch as a metaphor for protection dates back centuries.

noun the activity of traveling to a place for pleasure

• The government is investing in infrastructure to promote tourism in the region.
• I love going on vacation and exploring different tourism spots.
• Tourism is booming in this city, it's a great time to visit!
• Exploring new hobbies can be a form of tourism for the mind.