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Le Morne Cultural Landscape
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Le Morne Cultural Landscape

historic area, Mauritius
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  • Mauritius
    Mauritius
    / The arts and cultural institutions

    …Ghat, in Port Louis, and Le Morne Cultural Landscape, located on a peninsula on the southwest side of the island; both have been designated UNESCO World Heritage sites. Aapravasi Ghat was used as an immigration depot from 1849 to the mid-1920s for indentured laborers arriving from India. Le Morne Cultural…

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    …Ghat, in Port Louis, and Le Morne Cultural Landscape, located on a peninsula on the southwest side of the island; both have been designated UNESCO World Heritage sites. Aapravasi Ghat was used as an immigration depot from 1849 to the mid-1920s for indentured laborers arriving from India. Le Morne Cultural…

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