világörökségként

világörökségként translates from Hungarian to mean "as a World Heritage Site". This term refers to any location or site that has been designated as having outstanding universal value by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). These sites are considered to be of such importance that they transcend national boundaries and are of interest to all of humanity. The UNESCO World Heritage List aims to protect and preserve these invaluable cultural and natural sites for future generations.

The designation of a site as a World Heritage Site is a rigorous process. Nominations are submitted by individual countries to UNESCO, which then evaluates them based on specific criteria. These criteria relate to the site's authenticity, integrity, and its capacity to provide a strong statement of universal value. Once inscribed on the list, sites are expected to be managed and protected by the host country, with UNESCO offering technical assistance and sometimes financial aid.

There are two main categories of World Heritage Sites: cultural and natural. Cultural heritage includes monuments, groups of buildings, and archaeological sites. Natural heritage encompasses natural areas of outstanding beauty, exceptional geological formations, and habitats of endangered species. Some sites are designated as mixed, possessing both cultural and natural significance. Being recognized as a világörökségként site often brings increased tourism, international recognition, and a commitment to conservation efforts.