Gochang, Hwasun and Ganghwa Dolmen Sites (Korea)

There are 5 components to the Ganghwa Dolmen sites (all of them are identified as part of the WHS)
1. Gyosan-ri Dolmen Cluster: 37.790641069719115, 126.39333741698748
2. Bugeun-ri Dolmen Cluster: 37.77585419848952, 126.44306313538563 *current location marked, largest dolmen
3. Samgeo-ri Dolmen Cluster: 37.75153428872928, 126.42267947190054
4. Gocheon-ri Dolmen Cluster: 37.741647797872034, 126.4223126798495
5. Osang-ri Dolmen Cluster: 37.73336850659173, 126.40665062160882

Gyeongju Historic Areas (Korea)

View of Tumuli OAR Contemporary Art Museum in Gyeongju: 35.84113820612969, 129.20884587679694
- views from inside and on top of museum building

Jongmyo Shrine (Korea)

Jungjidang Pond: 37.572875393279965, 126.99459150925514
- Pond constructed in 1443 as a resting place after performing ancestral rites, represents Cheonwonjibang Philosphy (Heaven is Round and Earth is Square) as the pond is square with a small circle island. The Juniper tree planted on the island was to emote a pleasant fragrance. The pond was dually used for fire suppression in an emergency.

Just checking for those: we do not have pics yet for #1, 4 and 5, is that correct winterkjm?

That is correct. I walked all around the Samgeo-ri Dolmen Cluster on the hillside back in 2008. So, my picture is quite old. Its a 3.5 kilometer walk from the largest dolmen.

I revisited Naples today and have added some POIs to the map.
Overall, I don't think many individual buildings stand out, but I wanted to point out some areas of interest.
Also, I managed to add a picture of the plaque to the location we already had correctly mapped (I had to retrace my steps 1.5km for that!)
https://www.worldheritagesite.org/list/naples/map/

Elephanta Caves: The Elephant Statue of Elephanta Caves

18.97895, 72.834922

https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/the-elephant-statue-of-elephanta-caves

Sectors for which Forever Yellowstone produced a self-guided booklet:
Mammoth Hot Springs
44.97177752055315, -110.70359353893079
Fort Yellowstone (historic sector)
44.97621000769142, -110.69668416885291
Norris Geyser Basin
44.72637311694022, -110.70444111608832
Fountain Paint Pots
44.55089522158175, -110.80536727856263
Upper Geyser Basin
44.46055575109184, -110.82849028261255
West Thumb Geyser Basin
44.415696080127674, -110.57268265006032
Mud Volcano
44.624906835428824, -110.43299576495963
Grand Canyon Of The Yellowstone
44.720521502576354, -110.48380753185315

Visitor centers and museums (all worthwhile and showcasing different aspects of the park):
Albright Visitor Center (in Fort Yellowstone historic building)
44.97699931877887, -110.69634084611612
Norris Geyser Basin Museum (good example of Parkitecture)
44.7266551515789, -110.70276741774647
Old Faithful Visitor and Education Center
44.45929990395411, -110.82831862124415
Fishing Bridge Visitor Center (good example of Parkitecture, nice bird collection)
44.56336685333878, -110.37667754001677
Canyon Visitor Education Center
44.73492783535104, -110.49018046000718

Others
Grand Prismatic Spring
44.525414293072274, -110.83708171697693
Lamar Valley (best location for wildlife viewing, especially bisons and wolves)
44.869995078081004, -110.1697581211724
Old Faithful Inn (spectacular historic hotel, possibly the largest log building in the world)
44.460094206396796, -110.83016089520325

FredericM
Good ones! Will add them

P.S.: I have tried to allocate some existing photos to these POIs. If you or winterkjm see or have more opportunities to do so, please let me know.

Thanks to csarica for 20 POIs, including photos for Grand Canyon!
On a map: https://www.worldheritagesite.org/list/grand-canyon/map/
In the gallery: https://www.worldheritagesite.org/list/grand-canyon/gallery/

If someone has some more for the North Rim, please share.

I submitted photos for the North Rim and West Rim.

winterkjm
Thanks! They have been added. It is interesting to see how huge the core zone is, compared to the areas where tourists (can) go.

For travelers its primarily: South Rim (Desert View Drive POI's), North Rim (Visitor Center & Road to Camp Royal), West Rim 'Grand Canyon West' (view of inscribed area) while on Hualapai Tribal Land. Lastly, I have not visited properly (though I hope to), but the Navajo Bridge Interpretive Center at Marble Canyon has accessible points within the inscribed area, including Lees Ferry.

For the most intrepid travelers there are some options: Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument dirt roads accessing remote sections of the Grand Canyon. Additionally, there is the Havasupai Trailhead (10 miles to Havasupai Camground) and another 6 miles the following day to the Havasu Creek / Colorado River Confluence. Most people do not hike far enough to reach the National Park boundary as their destination is Havasu Falls.

Rio de Janeiro - I have only included places I have been to:

10 Point of Interest (Core Zone) (icon: a camera)
Jardim Botanico: -22.969052456259384, -43.221816127953694
Parque Lage: -22.961099343821626, -43.21257827315442
Cristo Redentor: -22.944166828602263, -43.210403312908625
Copacabana Fort: -22.986163035121542, -43.18767040335852
WWII Memorial: -22.91664113433304, -43.173386441021464

11 Point of Interest (Not in Core Zone)
Copacabana Palace: -22.967256245282137, -43.178939495560904

13 Point of Interest (Museum or Visitor Center) (icon: a classical building)
Modern Art Museum: -22.913327755800577, -43.171737999227936

14 Point of Interest (Hidden Gem)
Carmen Miranda Museum: -22.941620054386206, -43.17223347277362

17 Scenic Viewpoint or Panorama (icon: a painting)
Vista Chinesa: -22.97330503046405, -43.2497812113265
Emperor's Table: -22.970397812726514, -43.2578291430611
Viewpoint for Corcovado: -22.966959410344614, -43.24668366850931
Viewpoint from Pão de Açucar: -22.949601256016777, -43.156483330493174
Viewpoint from Urca: -22.950928218603714, -43.16408033361357
Viewpoint from Santa Cruz da Barra Fortress: -22.938224315891826, -43.134793891715596

18 Natural Feature (e.g. rock, tree, waterfall)
Horto Waterfall: -22.965199308018384, -43.24559854636259

21 Entrance or Access Point (icon: a doormat? LOL)
Entrance to Tijuca National Park (Alto da Boa Vista): -22.970195773522864, -43.26900857709927
Entrance to Tijuca National Park (Jardim Botanico): -22.96539491961996, -43.23948282044662

23 Boat or Ferry
Ferry to Charitas (For Views of Rio from Guanabara Bay): -22.903095230654117, -43.17133234549585

24 Train station
Train to Corcovado: -22.940559583232375, -43.19852427798652

27 Cable Car
Cable Car to/from Urca: -22.955686146680996, -43.16695028328731 and -22.951705320333872, -43.16505940115191
Cable Car to/from Pão de Açucar-22.951002315865292, -43.16337749130298 and -22.949429032991414, -43.1566078945984

51 Water
Drinking Fountain: -22.972799353312475, -43.254421932040465

54 Animals
Best Places to see Monkeys & Tamarins: -22.949369845326952, -43.156074412305635 and -22.95160108975816, -43.16432231647243

Other Grand Canyon POI's:
North Rim Meadows: 36.324086351524954, -112.1133246598879 (uploaded picture)
Navajo Bridge Interpretive Center: 36.8183341533637, -111.63232056217753
Lees Ferry: 36.86723492938569, -111.58656266944253

Backpacking: Permit Required
Havasupai Trailhead: 36.16598701792802, -112.6883009379535 (outside boundary)
Havasupai Campground: 36.25763610500965, -112.7018318611109 (outside boundary)
Beaver Falls: 36.28162505870105, -112.72946261335345 (Park Boundary)
Havasu Creek & Colorado River Confluence: 36.30873008525947, -112.76344922506317 (inside boundary)

Drive through Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument: Permit Required
Toroweap Overlook: 36.21470910115241, -113.05564128745301 (access via 60 miles one-way dirt road, high clearance vehicle advised)

They don't call it the Grand Canyon for nothing.