25 Cultural and Natural Wonders in Danger: National Geographic

Minaret and Archaeological Remains of Jam, AfghanistanIn a deep river valley in Ghur province, the 213-foot Minaret of Jam marks where the ancient city of Firuzkuh once stood. The 12th-century construction is covered in intricate brickwork, Kufic inscription, and turquoise tile, and represents the architecture and ornamentation of the Islamic period in Central Asia.
In 2002, the Minaret of Jam was inscribed World Heritage in Danger to encourage the development and implementation of a long-term conservation policy, including setting up boundaries and increasing staff.

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