![Vista del Conjunto de Teotihuacán desde la Pirámide de la Luna. Jackhynes [Public domain]. Image via Wikimedia Commons](https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/5cf6/e4e5/284d/d15e/a900/0377/medium_jpg/1280px-View_from_Pyramide_de_la_luna.jpg?1559684318 "Vista del Conjunto de Teotihuacán desde la Pirámide de la Luna. Jackhynes [Public domain]. Image via Wikimedia Commons")
Vista del Conjunto de Teotihuacán desde la Pirámide de la Luna. Jackhynes [Public domain]. Image via Wikimedia Commons
According to a statement published on the UNESCO page, the UNESCO World Heritage List is a legacy of monuments and sites of great natural and cultural wealth that belongs to all of humanity. The Sites inscribed on the World Heritage List fulfill a function of milestones on the planet, of symbols of the awareness of States and peoples about the meaning of those places and emblems of their attachment to collective property, as well as of the transmission of that heritage to future generations.